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NGC146
Basic Information
Location and Magnitude
Right Ascension: 0:33:3.0
Declination: +63:18:6
Constellation: CAS
Visual Magnitude: 9.1
Historic Information
Discoverer: Herschel J.
Year of discovery: 1829
Discovery aperture: 18.3
Observational
Summary description: Cl, pL, lC, st 11-12, D *
Sub-type: IV3p
Steve's Notes
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NGC 146
24" (1/4/14): at 125x and 260x, ~60 stars are resolved in a 7' region that stands out reasonably well at low power. Near the southeast end of the group is the pair h 1033 = 10/10 at 7". The cluster is generally elongated NW-SE and includes a dozen or so brighter stars. A rectangular "void" lacking stars is on the NW side.
17.5" (10/20/90): about 30 stars in a fairly large group about 10' diameter. Includes a close mag 10 pair at 7" separation, 10 stars mag 12-13 and 20 stars mag 14-15. Third of three open clusters in low power field with King 14 10' SW and NGC 133 10' WNW.
8" (11/28/81): includes a few mag 10 stars, many mag 12 stars and fainter stars over haze. Located 22' N of a mag 4 star. NGC 133 is in the field to the WNW and King 14 is close SW.