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NGC 7041 — Galaxy in Indus

Galaxy Fair (36/100)

Elliptical

Magnitude 11.1m Galaxy Indus (Ind) Visible
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1Properties

Magnitude 11.1
Angular Size 3.5′ × 1.5′
Position Angle 84°
Distance 89.27 million ly
Galaxy Type Elliptical (E-S0)
B, cS, cE, psmbM, *10 f

Position & Identifiers

RA 21h 16m 30.0s
Dec -48° 22' 00.0"
Constellation Indus (Ind)
Catalog NGC 7041

2How easy to spot?

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Telescope Bortle 3 Bortle 4 Bortle 5
80mm refr. Medium Hard+ Hard+
150mm Newt. Easy Medium+ Medium+
C8 203mm Easy Easy Medium+
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Bortle 3 = rural · 4 = outer suburbs · 5 = suburbs

Medium on Seestar S50

3Visibility

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Best season Jul – Sep (peak: Aug)

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125x TFOV: 0.4° Lim. mag: 13.6
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NGC 7041 · 3.5′×1.5′ · N up, E left

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Visibility scores assume a 150 mm Newton at Bortle 4.

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Galaxy mag 12.3 1.9° Indus
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Hard+
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Galaxy mag 12.38 2.2° Indus
T Ind
Medium
Semi-regular variable, range 5.8–6.5
Variable Star mag 6.00 3.4° Indus
Theta Ind
Easy
Easy double, sep 7.3″
Double Star mag 4.39 5.1° Indus
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