Galaxies NGC 5005, NGC 5033

NGC 5005
NGC 5005: Galaxy in Canes Venatici; 500 mm Cassegrain f/7.2; SBIG STL11K; 270-40-40-40 min LRGB; Bernese Highlands; © 2014 Radek Chromik [32]
NGC 5033
NGC 5033: Galaxy in Canes Venatici; 500 mm Cassegrain f/7.2; SBIG STL11K; 690-120-120-120 min LRGB; Bernese Highlands; © 2017 Radek Chromik [32]

Object Description

The three galaxies NGC 5005, NGC 5014 and NGC 5033 were discovered on 1 May 1785 by the German-British astronomer William Herschel with his self-built 18.7" f/12.8 reflecting telescope in Slough, England. The small galaxy NGC 5002 was not discovered until 80 years later on 27 April 1865 by the German astronomer Heinrich Louis d'Arrest with the 11" f/17.5 Merz refractor at the Copenhagen Observatory. [196, 277]

Revised+Historic NGC/IC Version 22/9, © 2022 Dr. Wolfgang Steinicke [277]
Name RA Dec Type bMag vMag B-V SB Dim PA z D(z) MD Dreyer Description Identification, Remarks
NGC 5002 13 10 38.2 +36 38 03 Gx (SBm) 14.4 13.8 0.6 14.2 1.7 × 1 173 0.003639 15.37 vF, pL, E, * 13 att, n GC 5721; UGC 8254; MCG 6-29-51; CGCG 189-34; KUG 1308+368
NGC 5005 13 10 56.1 +37 03 31 Gx (SBbc) 10.6 9.8 0.8 12.6 5.8 × 2.9 65 0.003156 13.33 19.870 vB, vL, vmE 66°, vsbMN WH I 96; h 1547; GC 3437; UGC 8256; MCG 6-29-52; CGCG 189-35; IRAS 13086+3719
NGC 5014 13 11 31.4 +36 16 54 Gx (Sa) 13.5 12.9 0.6 12.7 1.6 × 0.5 102 0.003756 15.87 22.800 pF, S, E, psbM WH II 414; h 1551; GC 3444; UGC 8271; MCG 6-29-55; MK 449; IRAS 13092+3632; CGCG 189-37; KUG 1309+365
NGC 5033 13 13 28.0 +36 35 36 Gx (Sc) 10.8 10.2 0.6 14.4 10.7 × 5 170 0.002919 12.33 19.640 vB, pL, E 167°, smbMvBN, * np WH I 97; h 1564; GC 3459; UGC 8307; MCG 6-29-62; CGCG 189-43; IRAS 13111+3651

Finder Chart

The galaxies NGC 5005 and NGC 5033 are in the constellation Canes Venatici. The best observation time is January to July, when it is highest at night.

Finder Chart Galaxies NGC 5005, NGC 5033
Galaxies NGC 5005, NGC 5033 in constellation Canes Venatici. Charts created using SkySafari 6 Pro and STScI Digitized Sky Survey. Limiting magnitudes: Constellation chart ~6.5 mag, DSS2 close-ups ~20 mag. [149, 160]

Objects Within a Radius of 15°

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