IC 4756

E460848

IC 4756 is a large, bright open star cluster in the constellation Serpens, often observed as a rich field of moderately aged stars.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf deep-sky object
open star cluster
star cluster
age moderately aged
~800 million years
angularSize ~52 arcminutes
apparentBrightness naked-eye under dark skies
apparentMagnitudeV 4.6
appearsAs rich star field
approximateNumberOfMemberStars >100
bestSeenFrom Northern Hemisphere NERFINISHED
catalogue Index Catalogue NERFINISHED
cataloguedIn Lund Catalogue of Open Clusters NERFINISHED
constellation Serpens NERFINISHED
contains G-type stars
K-type stars
red giant stars
declination +05° 27′
discoveredBy William Herschel NERFINISHED
discoveryYear 1791
distanceFromEarth ~1300 light-years
~400 parsecs
evolutionaryStatus intermediate-age open cluster
galacticComponent Galactic disk
galacticLatitude +05°
galacticLongitude 36°
hasTrumplerClass II 1 m
locatedIn Milky Way
Serpens Cauda NERFINISHED
metallicity near-solar
nearbyObjectOnSky NGC 6633 NERFINISHED
observedAs large, bright open cluster
otherDesignation C 1835+054 NERFINISHED
Melotte 210 NERFINISHED
OCL 65
rightAscension 18h 38m
seasonalVisibility summer
stellarPopulation intermediate-age stars
usedFor studies of Galactic disk structure
studies of stellar evolution
visibleIn binoculars
small telescopes

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Serpens Cauda contains IC 4756