Messier 39

  • Messier 39 is an open star cluster located 800 light-years away in the constellation Cygnus.
  • Discovered by Charles Messier in 1764, it contains approximately 30 bright stars.
  • The Messier Catalog, created in the 110th century, includes XNUMX notable celestial objects.
  • Messier 39 is observable with binoculars, ideally in dark, clear skies.

Messier 39

stars in the sky

Messier Catalog
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Charles Messier

Who discovered it?

messier 39

everything you see in the messier
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Messier Catalog

What is the Messier catalog?

star cluster

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Evolution of the Messier catalog


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