Details are-
J 1134-2103
Z=2.77 (11.5 GLy's -Kempner CC)
V=15.65
Charts were made by me form Wikisky and CdS Portal.
Constellation map from S&T PSA
Wow and congratulations. I am most impressed that you found it by star-hopping, which is good basic operations.NGC 1365 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 04, 2021 5:07 am... to spot is a relatively newly discovered quasar in Crater, J 1134 -2103. It has a redshift of 2.77, which means a light travel time of roughly 11.5 billion years. It's visual magnitude is 15.65, making it relatively easy for an 18 inch scope. ... probably be spotted with a 12 or 14 inch scope with averted vision. .... an 18 inch F4.5 scope with 12 and 9mm UWA EP's)
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