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M81 Bode's Galaxy

TYPESpiral Galaxy
CONSTUrsa Major
MAG6.9
Star Hop
Imaging Reference
Bode's Galaxy
Object Data

The Bode's Galaxy is a spiral galaxy in the constellation Ursa Major, located about 12,000,000 light-years from Earth. With an apparent size of 26.0' x 14.0' and a magnitude of 6.9, it is best observed during spring.

Under dark skies, this object is considered Easy to observe with small amateur telescopes.

Type
Spiral Galaxy
Constellation
Ursa Major
Distance
12000000 ly
Size
26.0' x 14.0'
Season
Spring
Difficulty
Easy
Magnitude
6.9
Altitude Profile (24h)
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