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NGC
6366 was another target of opportunity on Halloween 1999 (Oct 31) when I decided
to go Globular hunting. It turned out to be a very loose globular
looking more like an open cluster than globular. It is also pretty dim,
so I wouldn't recommend spending a lot of time searching for it. There
is a bright 4.5 magnitude star 16 arcmin to the right of it, so finding it
should be pretty eazy.
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Size: 13.0 arcmin Magnitude: 9.5 Magnitude Tip: 13.6 RA: 17h 27m 44.0s Dec: -05 d 04m 36s |
Scope: 8" LX 200 SCT | |
M-5C CCD Camera | |
Focal Ratio: f4 | |
Exposure: 9 min | |
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