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I provided the picture, here are its co-ordinates: 13h 50m 44.0s -8 13′ 59.7″
Right Ascension is the celestial equivalent of longitude. Longitude measures how far east and west a place lies on the Earth’s surface. The starting point is the Royal Greenwich Observatory in London. Greenwich is at 0 degrees.
With 24 hours in the full 360 degrees of sky, each hour corresponds to 15 degrees of angular distance. Like degrees, each hour is split into 60 minutes, and each minute into 60 seconds.
But in the sky, latitude is called declination. By convention, the celestial equator has a declination of 0 degrees. North and south of the celestial equator, declination is marked with a “plus” and “minus” sign.
Each degree is split into 60 smaller units called “minutes of arc,” marked by a single quote (‘), and each minute is split into 60 “seconds of arc,” marked by a double quote (“).
Then on SkyView, choose the IRAS 100 micron telescope setting and there you are! You’ve never seen an object quite like this one.
"The areas of the Dragon anomaly have been covered or patched up by Google Sky in the past. But one of the ways to actually see what is behind this patched-out area is to use SkyView by NASA. SkyView is a Virtual Observatory on the Net that generates images of any part of the sky from wavelengths of all regimes from Radio to Gamma- Ray depiction based on filters. When one views these images in various filters, you can see that the actual color of this anomaly in Virgo is ’red’ and it does look very menacing as it appears to have a face like a dragon with 2 profound eyes. It is very intriguing and quite strange."
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Like I said, I'm just passing along what I heard and saw.
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