M35

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M35 is a bright open star cluster located in the constellation Gemini, visible with binoculars or small telescopes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf open star cluster
age ~100 million years
alternativeName Collinder 89 NERFINISHED
Messier 35 NERFINISHED
NGC 2168 NERFINISHED
angularSize ~28 arcminutes
apparentMagnitudeV 5.1
bestSeenIn dark skies
bestViewingHemisphere Northern Hemisphere NERFINISHED
bestViewingSeason winter
catalogCode M35
clusterType rich open cluster
containsHundredsOfStars true
containsObject NGC 2158 (nearby in same field of view) NERFINISHED
declination +24° 20′
discoverer Philippe Loys de Chéseaux NERFINISHED
discoveryYear 1745
distanceFromEarth ~2800 light-years
~860 parsecs
galacticLatitude +2.2° (approximate)
galacticLongitude 186° (approximate)
hasApproximateRadius ~11 light-years
hasColor predominantly blue-white stars
hasCoreRadius ~3 light-years (approximate)
hasIntegratedSpectralType approximately B-type dominated
hasMass several thousand solar masses (approximate)
hasMetallicity slightly sub-solar (approximate)
hasStellarPopulation main-sequence stars
hasTrumplerClassification III 3 r
includedInCatalog Messier catalogue NERFINISHED
isGravitationallyBound true
isIncludedIn Collinder catalogue (Cr 89) NERFINISHED
isPopularTargetFor astrophotography
locatedIn Orion Arm of the Milky Way NERFINISHED
locatedInConstellation Gemini NERFINISHED
locatedNear NGC 2158 NERFINISHED
observedBy amateur astronomers
professional astronomers
observedFrom Earth NERFINISHED
partOf Milky Way galaxy NERFINISHED
rightAscension 06h 09m
skyLocationDescription near the feet of Gemini (near Eta Geminorum)
visibleToNakedEye barely under very dark skies
visibleWith binoculars
small telescope

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