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HIP 103675 — Star in Delphinus

Magnitude 5.7m Star Delphinus (Del) Visible
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1Physical Properties

Magnitude 5.65
Spectral Type M3IIIab bright giant
Star Color Red (B-V 1.61)
Distance 326 ly

2Position & Identifiers

RA 21h 00m 27.7s
Dec +19° 19' 46.0"
Constellation Delphinus (Del)
HR 8044
HIP 103675
HD 200044
SAO 106747
SIMBAD

3How easy to spot?

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Equipment Bortle 3 Bortle 4 Bortle 5
Naked eye Hard+ Hard Hard
50mm finder Easy Easy Easy
150mm scope Easy Easy Easy
Easy Medium Hard Very hard Impossible

Bortle 3 = rural · 4 = outer suburbs · 5 = suburbs

4Visibility

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Best season Jul – Sep (peak: Aug)

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Nearby in the Sky

Other targets within a few degrees — pan your scope a little and keep exploring.

Visibility scores assume a 150 mm Newton at Bortle 4.

C42
NGC 7006
Medium+
Globular cluster — dense ball of ancient stars
Globular Cluster mag 10.6 3.2° Delphinus
U Del
Easy
Semi-regular variable, range 6.1–7.6
Variable Star mag 6.38 3.8° Delphinus
Gamma Del
HIP 102532; Gamma2 Delphini; 12 Delphini
Easy
Colorful double, sep 8.8″
Double Star mag 4.27 4.6° Delphinus
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