IC 4665

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IC 4665 is a bright, young open star cluster located in the constellation Ophiuchus, visible with binoculars or small telescopes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf astronomical object
open star cluster
age ~30–40 million years
angularSize ~70 arcminutes
apparentMagnitudeV 4.2
bestSeenFromHemisphere Northern Hemisphere NERFINISHED
bestSeenIn summer
catalogCode IC 4665 NERFINISHED
declination +05° 43′
discoveredBy Philippe Loys de Chéseaux NERFINISHED
discoveryYear 1745
distanceFromEarth ~1400 light-years
~430 parsecs
galacticLatitude +17.3°
galacticLongitude 30.6°
hasApproximateMemberCount ~50–60 bright members
hasIntegratedSpectralType approximately F-type
hasNotableProperty easily resolved into individual stars
relatively low central concentration
young open cluster used for stellar evolution studies
hasStellarPopulation young stars
includedInCatalogue Collinder catalogue NERFINISHED
Index Catalogue NERFINISHED
Melotte catalogue NERFINISHED
liesNear Beta Ophiuchi NERFINISHED
locatedIn Milky Way
locatedInConstellation Ophiuchus NERFINISHED
observationalClass loose open cluster
otherDesignation Collinder 349 NERFINISHED
Melotte 179 NERFINISHED
rightAscension 17h 46m
visibleWith binoculars
small telescope

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