IC 4015
Galaxy IC 4015
- Right ascension
- 13ʰ 00ᵐ 10ˢ
- Declination
- +37° 09′
- Constellation
- Canes Venatici
- Tonight
- Never sets
- no
- total exposure
- 10 min
- frames in the FITS archive
- 2
- imaging nights
- 1
- imaging period: 29 May
- 2024
Visibility and signal
Exposure by filter
- L10 min · 2 frames
Share of each filter in the total exposure
- Narrowband filters
- 0%needs a dark sky
- Typical frame
- 300 s2 frames in total
- In one night
- 10 minaveraged over 1 night
Altitude above the horizon tonight
Observing log1 night · 2 frames
About the object
The galaxy IC 4015 is an object in the constellation Coma Berenices, located north of the celestial equator. This makes it more accessible for observation from the northern hemisphere. NGC 4015 is a pair of galaxies located in the same constellation.
Location and Visibility
The galaxy IC 4015 is located in the constellation Coma Berenices, which allows it to be observed mainly from the northern hemisphere. Being in this constellation, the galaxy becomes a convenient object for study with telescopes available to amateur astronomers.
Galaxy in the constellation Canum Venatorum
In addition to belonging to the constellation Coma Berenices, the galaxy IC 4015 is also referred to as an object in the constellation Canum Venatorum, which makes it interesting for astronomers studying galaxies in different parts of the sky.
Conclusion
IC 4015 is a galaxy that is an interesting object for astronomical observations. Due to its location and visibility from the northern hemisphere, it becomes accessible to a wide range of observers and professionals studying galaxies in the constellations Coma Berenices and Canum Venatorum.