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NGC7333

Basic Information

Location and Magnitude

Right Ascension: 22:37:11.7
Declination: +34:26:15
Constellation: PEG
Visual Magnitude: 14.8

Historic Information

Discoverer: Schultz
Year of discovery: 1865
Discovery aperture: 9.6

Observational

Summary description: vF, vS, p h 2174
Sub-type: *

Corwin's Notes

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NGC 7333 is a single star.  Again, Schultz's accurate RA and Dec make the 
identification absolutely certain.  The double star mentioned in the RNGC is 
taken directly from Carlson's 1940 article in Ap. J.  Carlson misquotes 
Reinmuth (who got the right object, but called it a "nebulous star 15, star 
14 p 0.7 arcmin)" as noting a double star.  So, I suppose that we could say 
that the RNGC is half right in this case.

Steve's Notes

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NGC 7333

17.5" (10/17/98): extremely close double star just 2.0' NE of the center of NGC 7331.  At 220x it appeared as a single mag 15 star 40" following a mag 13.5-14 star.  This star is on a line between NGC 7335 and the core of NGC 7331.