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NGC-object in AchterstevenOpen sterrenhoop


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NGC 2588




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NGC 2588


NGC 2588 DSS.jpg

Sterrenbeeld Achtersteven
Type
Open sterrenhoop
NGCNGC 2588
Rechte klimming08u23m09,5s

Declinatie
(Epoche 2000)
-32° 58' 30"
Magnitude11,8 mag
Schijnbare afmeting2,0'




Portaal: 

Heelal

NGC 2588 is een open sterrenhoop in het sterrenbeeld Achtersteven. Het hemelobject werd op 16 februari 1836 ontdekt door de Britse astronoom John Herschel.



Synoniemen


  • OCL 715


  • ESO 370-SC10


Zie ook


  • Lijst van NGC-objecten


Externe links



  • (en) NASA/IPAC Extragalactic Database


  • (en) SIMBAD Astronomical Database


  • (en) SEDS











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