NGC 6207

E922643

NGC 6207 is a relatively nearby, edge-on spiral galaxy in the constellation Hercules, often observed in the same field of view as the globular cluster M13.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf deep-sky object
extragalactic object
spiral galaxy
angularSeparationFrom M13 NERFINISHED
apparentMagnitudeV 11.4
apparentSize 3.0′ × 1.2′
bestSeenFrom Northern Hemisphere NERFINISHED
bestViewingSeason late spring to summer
catalog New General Catalogue NERFINISHED
catalogNumber NGC 6207 NERFINISHED
constellation Hercules NERFINISHED
declination +36° 49′ 56″
discoveredBy William Herschel NERFINISHED
discoveredWith reflecting telescope
discoveryDate 1787-05-16
distanceFromEarth about 30 million light-years
about 9.2 megaparsecs
epoch J2000
galaxyType unbarred spiral galaxy
hasDustLanes yes
hasNearbyObjectInField globular cluster M13 NERFINISHED
hasStructure central disk
spiral arms
hemisphereVisibility primarily northern
hostGalaxyType field galaxy
includedInCatalog MCG NERFINISHED
PGC
UGC NERFINISHED
locatedIn Hercules constellation region of the sky
local universe
morphologicalType SA(s)c
observationalClass galaxy near bright globular cluster
oftenObservedWith Messier 13 NERFINISHED
orientation edge-on
otherDesignation IRAS 16412+3655 NERFINISHED
MCG+06-37-030 NERFINISHED
PGC 58630 NERFINISHED
UGC 10470 NERFINISHED
radialVelocity about 852 km/s
redshift 0.0016
rightAscension 16h 43m 03.7s
skyLocationRelativeToM13 northeast of M13
surfaceBrightness low to moderate
visibleInAmateurTelescopes yes
wavelengthsObserved infrared
optical
radio

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M 13 hasNearbyGalaxy NGC 6207