NGC 1333

E478306

NGC 1333 is a nearby, active star-forming nebula rich in young stellar objects and reflection nebulosity, located in the Perseus constellation.

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All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
NGC 1333 canonical 2

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf H II region
astronomical object
molecular cloud
reflection nebula
star-forming region
angularSize about 6 arcminutes
apparentMagnitudeV 5.6
associatedWith Perseus OB2 association NERFINISHED
bestSeenIn autumn months from northern latitudes
catalogCode NGC 1333 NERFINISHED
contains Herbig–Haro objects NERFINISHED
dense molecular cores
embedded infrared sources
pre-main-sequence stars
protostars
young stellar objects
declination +31° 20′
discoveredBy Eduard Schönfeld NERFINISHED
discoveryYear 1855
distanceFromEarth approximately 1000 light-years
approximately 300 parsecs
dominantStellarPopulationAge less than 1 million years
hasAlternativeName LBN 741 NERFINISHED
RNO 15 NERFINISHED
VdB 12 NERFINISHED
hasProperty active star formation
associated with outflows and jets
obscured by dust
rich in reflection nebulosity
isIn Northern celestial hemisphere
isPrototypeOf embedded low-mass star-forming regions
locatedIn Orion Arm NERFINISHED
locatedInConstellation Perseus NERFINISHED
observedIn infrared wavelengths
optical wavelengths
radio wavelengths
partOf Gould Belt NERFINISHED
Milky Way NERFINISHED
Perseus molecular cloud complex NERFINISHED
rightAscension 03h 29m
starFormationRate high for its mass and size
surveyedBy Chandra X-ray Observatory NERFINISHED
Herschel Space Observatory NERFINISHED
Spitzer Space Telescope NERFINISHED
usedForStudyOf clustered star formation
early stages of star formation
protostellar outflows
visibleWith small amateur telescopes

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