AP#33 : NGC 2403
Name: None
Constellation:Camelopardalis
Instrument: 8-inch F5 reflector with sky watcher coma corrector and an ASI 2600MC (Gain 100 -20C)
Exposure time:16 Five-minute and 9 three-minute exposures.
Star Chart from Michael Vlasov's Deep sky hunter star atlas available on line https://www.deepskywatch.com/deep-sky-hunter-atlas.html
Magnitude: 8.9
Angular size: 22' X 12'
NGC 2403 is a large spiral galaxy that appears to have been overlooked by Charles Messier. It was discovered by William Herschel in 1788. It is the part of group galaxies that includes M81. Like M33, NGC 2403 contains many HII star forming regions.
