GCl 104

E504053

GCl 104 is the catalog designation for Messier 70, a dense globular star cluster located in the constellation Sagittarius.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf globular star cluster
age on the order of 10 billion years
alsoKnownAs M70
Messier 70 NERFINISHED
NGC 6681 NERFINISHED
angularSize about 7.8 arcminutes
apparentMagnitudeV about 7.9
belongsTo Local Group NERFINISHED
bestSeenIn summer
catalog GCl catalogue
Messier catalogue NERFINISHED
New General Catalogue NERFINISHED
catalogDesignation GCl 104 NERFINISHED
M70
Messier 70 NERFINISHED
NGC 6681 NERFINISHED
clusterConcentration high
clusterType Class V globular cluster
containsObjectType old stars
variable stars
coreCollapseStatus core-collapsed
declination -32° 17′ 31″
discoveredBy Charles Messier NERFINISHED
discoveryYear 1780
distanceFromEarth approximately 29,300 light-years
distanceFromSun approximately 8,800 parsecs
galacticLatitude about -12.9 degrees
galacticLongitude about 3.2 degrees
hasCentralConcentration strong
hasColorIndexBminusV about 0.7
hostGalaxy Milky Way NERFINISHED
isDense true
locatedIn Galactic bulge NERFINISHED
Milky Way
locatedInConstellation Sagittarius NERFINISHED
locatedNear Galactic center NERFINISHED
messierNumber 70
metallicityFeH about -1.6
ngcNumber 6681
objectType deep-sky object
observedInWavelength infrared
optical
rightAscension 18h 43m 12s
skyLocationRegion toward the center of the Milky Way
visibleFromHemisphere Southern Hemisphere NERFINISHED
low-latitude Northern Hemisphere

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Messier 70 catalogCode GCl 104