Type | Unknown |
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Magnitude | Right Ascension | 23h 13' (2000) |
Declination | 23° 48' S |
Constellation | Aquarius |
Description | F, pS, bet 2 st; |
Classification | Sa |
Harold Corwin
NGC 7520 may be IC 5290. Tempel had trouble with the position, and gives it as "23 06 :: -24 35 :" (equinox 1855) in his paper. He does note that the nebula was "repeatedly seen". IC 5290 is the only object near his position -- aside from stars -- that he could have dug out. Of course, since there are many stars (e.g. NGC 4322) in his lists of "nebulae", this object too could well be another. Dreyer adds a note in the second IC that Howe could not find the object on two nights.
A further curiosity is the added note in the NGC description reading "between 2 stars." This is not in Tempel's paper, so was apparently added by him later in a note to Dreyer. (Or, horror, Dreyer got the object confused with another ...)― NGC Notes by Harold Corwin
89 Aquarii | c1 Aquarii | IC 5290 |
IC 5310 | Márohu | NGC 7494 |
NGC 7498 | NGC 7522 | NGC 7573 |
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