Djorg 1
Globular Cluster Djorg 1,
in Scorpius
- RA:
- 17:47:28.3
- Dec:
- -33:03:56
- Distance from Sun:
- 44.7 kly
- Distance from Galactic Center:
- 18.6 kly
- Apparent Diameter:
- 15.9 arc min
- Brightness:
- 13.60 mag vis
- Radial Velocity:
- -362.4 +/- 3.6 km/s
- Diameter:
- ly
- Abs. Mag:
- -6.98 Mag vis
Discovered by S. Djorgovski in September 1986.
Globular cluster Djorg 1, or Djorgovski 1, was discovered by S. Djorgovski
when examining suspicious IRAS Point Sources with CCD photography with the
CTIO 1.5-m telescope in September 1986, together with
Djorg 2, another obscured globular cluster, as
well a third one, Djorg 3; the latter later turned out to be identical with
NGC 6540
(Djorgovski 1987).
References:
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[DSS] |
[SIMBAD] |
[ADS] |
[GGC-DB]
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