Tucana V

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Tucana V is a faint, ultra-diffuse dwarf galaxy or star cluster candidate located in the constellation Tucana and associated with the Milky Way’s outer halo.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf astronomical object
satellite of the Milky Way
ultra-faint stellar system
absoluteMagnitudeV about −1.6
angularSize a few arcminutes
associatedWith Milky Way outer halo NERFINISHED
candidateType dwarf galaxy
star cluster
classificationStatus uncertain
contains resolved stars
declination −63°
discoveredBy DES collaboration NERFINISHED
discoveredIn 2018
distanceFromEarth about 55 kiloparsecs
distanceFromMilkyWayCenter about 55 kiloparsecs
environment Milky Way halo NERFINISHED
galacticLatitude high
halfLightRadius about 17 parsecs
hostGalaxy Milky Way NERFINISHED
locatedInConstellation Tucana NERFINISHED
memberOf Milky Way satellite system NERFINISHED
morphologicalDescription ultra-diffuse
observedIn optical wavelengths
possibleNature disrupting star cluster
ultra-faint dwarf galaxy
rightAscension 23h 35m
stellarPopulation metal-poor
old
surfaceBrightness low
surveyDetectedIn Dark Energy Survey NERFINISHED

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constellation Tucana contains Tucana V
subject surface form: Tucana