NGC 4833

E760410

NGC 4833 is a bright globular star cluster located in the southern constellation Musca, notable for its dense concentration of ancient stars.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
NGC 4833 canonical 1

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Statements (37)

Predicate Object
instanceOf globular cluster ⓘ
age ancient ⓘ
~12 billion years ⓘ
angularSize ~13 arcminutes ⓘ
apparentMagnitudeV ~7.8 ⓘ
bestSeenIn small telescopes ⓘ
catalog New General Catalogue ⓘ
contains RR Lyrae variables ⓘ
ancient stars ⓘ
variable stars ⓘ
coreConcentration moderately concentrated ⓘ
declination −70° 52′ ⓘ
discoveredBy Nicolas-Louis de Lacaille ⓘ
linked to: Nicolas de Lacaille
discoveryYear 1751 ⓘ
distanceFromEarth ~21,000 light-years ⓘ
~6.5 kiloparsecs ⓘ
galacticLatitude −8.0° ⓘ
galacticLongitude 303.6° ⓘ
hasAlternativeName ESO 92-SC1 ⓘ
GCL 24 ⓘ
hasProperty dense stellar concentration ⓘ
horizontal branch rich in blue stars ⓘ
low interstellar reddening compared to nearby fields ⓘ
locatedIn Galactic halo ⓘ
Milky Way ⓘ
southern sky ⓘ
locatedInConstellation Musca ⓘ
memberOf Milky Way globular cluster system ⓘ
metallicity metal-poor ⓘ
metallicityFeH ~−1.8 ⓘ
observedIn infrared wavelengths ⓘ
optical wavelengths ⓘ
rightAscension 12h 59m ⓘ
stellarPopulation Population II stars ⓘ
usedFor studies of Galactic halo structure ⓘ
studies of stellar evolution in metal-poor environments ⓘ
visibleFrom Southern Hemisphere ⓘ

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Musca → containsDeepSkyObject → NGC 4833 ⓘ