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M9 NGC 6333

TYPEGlobular Cluster
CONSTOphiucus
MAG7.7
Star Hop
Imaging Reference
NGC 6333
Object Data

The NGC 6333 is a globular cluster in the constellation Ophiucus, located about 26,700 light-years from Earth. With an apparent size of 5.5' and a magnitude of 7.7, it is best observed during summer.

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

Type
Globular Cluster
Constellation
Ophiucus
Distance
26700 ly
Size
5.5'
Season
Summer
Difficulty
Moderate
Magnitude
7.7
Altitude Profile (24h)
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