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NGC2483

 

Basic Information


Location and Magnitude


Right Ascension: 7:55:39.0
Declination: -27:53:42
Constellation: PUP
Visual Magnitude: 7.6

Historic Information


Discoverer: Herschel J.
Year of discovery: 1835
Discovery aperture: 18.3

Observational


Summary description: Cl, L, lC
Sub-type: OCL

Steve's Notes

===== NGC 2483 18" (3/2/08): at 175x, ~60 stars are resolved, many in a long WNW to ESE chain extending to the NW of the central core of the cluster. Near the SE end of the string is a trio of stars and a wide, equal mag pair. Extending from this pair are two additional strings to the SW and towards the east. 17.5" (3/7/92): scattered group of 30 stars mag 9-14 in 10' diameter. Contains mag 8.9 SAO 174829 and a mag 10 star at the east end with 2.5' separation NW-SE. Most of the member stars are arranged in two well-defined intersecting lanes oriented SW-NE and NW-SE. There are no dense areas or prominent double stars. 25x80mm (3/2/08): easily visible as a hazy cloud with several faint stars superimposed.