The target - A2319 - is being observed by ACIS-I for 6 hours and 56 minutes. The observation started 4 hours ago and ends in 3 hours, and is part of the proposal How do Cosmic Plasmas Work? Insights from the Hottest Brightest Cold Front and Gas Perturbations in A2319. The target - also called ACO 2319 - is located in the constellation Cygnus and is a Cluster of Galaxies. More information on the target can be found at SIMBAD.

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Target: A2319
SIMBAD Type: Cluster of Galaxies
Observation Details: 24413
Sequence Summary: 801914
Proposal Id: 22800264
Proposal: Cycle 22, General Observer, CLUSTERS OF GALAXIES
Instrument: ACIS-I
Chips: ACIS-012367
Data Mode: VFAINT
Date: 14:49 Friday, 28 January 2022 (UTC)
Exposure (approved): 25.0 ks
Right Ascension: 19h 21m 13.5s
Declination: +43° 53' 21.1"
Roll: 15°
Constellation: Cygnus

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