angularSize

P6952
predicate

Indicates the apparent size of an object as seen from a given point, typically measured as the angle it subtends at the observer.

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All labels observed (31)

Label Occurrences
angularSize canonical 282
hasAngularSize 59
apparentSize 45

Sample triples (474)

Subject Object
Pleiades about 110 arcminutes ⓘ
Moon about 0.5 degrees via predicate surface "averageAngularDiameterFromEarth" ⓘ
Giant Magellan Telescope ~10 times better than Hubble Space Telescope via predicate surface "angularResolution" ⓘ
Seven Sisters about 110 arcminutes via predicate surface "hasAngularSize" ⓘ
M45 about 110 arcminutes ⓘ
Andromeda Galaxy about 3.2 by 1 via predicate surface "angularSize_degrees" ⓘ
Triangulum Galaxy approximately 70 by 40 arcminutes ⓘ
Large Magellanic Cloud about 10 degrees across on the sky ⓘ
Small Magellanic Cloud about 5 degrees ⓘ
Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array milliarcsecond scale at highest frequencies via predicate surface "angularResolution" ⓘ
Magellanic Clouds
surface form: Large Magellanic Cloud
about 10 degrees via predicate surface "hasAngularSize" ⓘ
Magellanic Clouds
surface form: Small Magellanic Cloud
about 3 by 5 degrees via predicate surface "hasAngularSize" ⓘ
globular star cluster M13
surface form: M13
about 20 arcminutes ⓘ
Carina Nebula about 2 degrees ⓘ
Stephan's Quintet about 4 arcminutes via predicate surface "hasAngularSize" ⓘ
Southern Ring Nebula ~1.7 × 1.4 arcminutes ⓘ
Brocken spectre appears larger when cloud is closer to the observer via predicate surface "perceivedSize" ⓘ
Brocken spectre apparent size depends on distance between observer and cloud via predicate surface "perceivedSize" ⓘ
NuSTAR Nuclear Spectroscopic Telescope Array
surface form: NuSTAR
about 18 arcseconds FWHM via predicate surface "angularResolution" ⓘ
Chandra X-ray Observatory 0.5 arcseconds via predicate surface "angularResolution" ⓘ
Planck spacecraft up to about 5 arcminutes via predicate surface "angularResolution" ⓘ
Rosette Nebula about 1.3 degrees ⓘ
Andromeda IV about 1.3 arcminutes ⓘ
Messier 20 28 arcminutes × 28 arcminutes ⓘ
Double Cluster ~60 arcminutes ⓘ
Open cluster M11 14 arcminutes ⓘ
Open cluster M25 32 arcminutes ⓘ
Open cluster NGC 6530
surface form: NGC 6530
about 14 arcminutes ⓘ
M32 8.7 × 6.4 arcminutes ⓘ
M110 21.9′ × 11.0′ ⓘ
IC 10 about 6.8 x 5.9 arcminutes ⓘ
NGC 6822 about 15.5 × 13.5 arcminutes ⓘ
Zodiac about 8 degrees north and south of the ecliptic via predicate surface "angularWidth" ⓘ
Epsilon Sagittarii about 32 arcseconds via predicate surface "angularSeparation_arcsec" ⓘ
Kaus Australis 32 via predicate surface "hasAngularSeparation_arcsec" ⓘ
NGC 1432 about 60 arcminutes (approximate, extended nebulosity) ⓘ
Messier 17 11 arcminutes × 6 arcminutes ⓘ
Eagle Nebula approximately 7 by 5 arcminutes (cluster core) ⓘ
Messier 22 about 32 arcminutes ⓘ
Perseus molecular cloud complex several degrees on the sky via predicate surface "hasAngularSize" ⓘ
NGC 281 (Pacman Nebula)
surface form: NGC 281
~35 arcminutes ⓘ
Lagoon Nebula about 90 arcminutes by 40 arcminutes ⓘ
Messier 24 approximately 95 arcminutes ⓘ
NGC 224 about 3.2° × 1° via predicate surface "apparentSize" ⓘ
NGC 224 about 3.2 degrees via predicate surface "majorAxisAngularSize" ⓘ
NGC 224 about 1 degree via predicate surface "minorAxisAngularSize" ⓘ
LMC ~10 via predicate surface "angularSize_degrees" ⓘ
NGC 205 21.9 × 11.0 arcminutes ⓘ
Trifid Nebula approximately 28 arcminutes ⓘ
Messier 25 32 via predicate surface "angularSize_arcmin" ⓘ