Asteroid 9 Metis and NGC4636
Taken by James Roger Samworth on May 5, 2021 @ Nailstone, Nuneaton, UK
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Last week, it seemed that asteroid Metis was close to NGC4636 and would make a nice image. However, I was foiled by cloud, but last night I managed this view. Not close to NGC4636, but still in the same field. I only managed 2 images less than an hour apart, so there is not much apparent movement. In fact it was quite tricky to identify Metis. I superimposed 2 images with the background star field in the 2 images shifted and rotated to match them up. Metis then showed itself!
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