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NGC225
Basic Information
Location and Magnitude
Right Ascension: 0:43:36.0
Declination: +61:46:0
Constellation: CAS
Visual Magnitude: 7.0
Historic Information
Discoverer: Herschel C.
Year of discovery: 1783
Discovery aperture: 4.2
Observational
Summary description: Cl, L, lC, st 9…10
Sub-type: III1p
Steve's Notes
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NGC 225
24" (1/4/14): bright, large, scattered group of ~50 stars in 10' group. Includes 15-18 brighter stars that stand out (mag 9.5-11). A ragged N-S string of stars defines the eastern border of the cluster. There are no rich subgroups and a lack of faint stars.
A detached group of stars is off the north side, but these stars do not appear to be part of the cluster. vdB 4, a very faint reflection nebula, is involved with these stars though it was not noticed.
17.5" (11/2/91): about two dozen stars at 100x in a 12' diameter. Bright but scattered. Outline forms an isosceles triangle with the vertex at west edge and the long base on the east side. Most stars are mag 10-11 and evenly spaced. The cluster appears completely resolved. Only one fairly close double star in group. Just ENE of the main group is a line of five mag 9 stars oriented N-S.
8": two dozen stars in a cluster, fairly bright but scattered, no dense spots.