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NGC5024
Basic Information
Location and Magnitude
Right Ascension: 13:12:55.3
Declination: +18:10:11
Constellation: COM
Visual Magnitude: 7.7
Historic Information
Discoverer: Bode
Year of discovery: 1775
Discovery aperture:
Observational
Summary description: !, globular, B, vC, iR, vvmbM, st 12
Sub-type: V
Steve's Notes
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NGC 5024
17.5" (5/27/00): at 220x this moderately bright GC appears 6'-7' diameter with a very bright 2' core and ~50-60 stars resolved. At 380x, perhaps 75 stars are resolved, mostly in the outer halo and the edges of the small, bright, concentrated core. A brighter mag 12 star is just NE of the core, but most of the resolved stars are mag 13.5-15. The halo is fairly rich, but unevenly distributed with more stars resolved on the north side. Towards the edges of the halo the globular thins out and is straggly with a maximum diameter 8'-9'.
17.5" (5/10/86): at least 50 stars resolved mostly in the outer halo which reaches 6' diameter. Contains a very bright core that is very mottled. Many stars are superimposed over the core.
13" (5/21/82): outer halo of faint stars resolved.