Messier 71

GPTKB entity

Properties (49)
Predicate Object
gptkbp:instanceOf globular cluster
gptkbp:age approximately 10 billion years
gptkbp:contains several variable stars
gptkbp:established gptkb:Pierre_Méchain
gptkbp:exhibits Messier catalog
gptkbp:firstPublished William Herschel
gptkbp:hasFacilities approximately 100,000 solar masses
gptkbp:hasFilm 19h 53m 24s, +18° 43′ 00″
gptkbp:hasRecognition 8.0
gptkbp:hasSibling approximately 50,000 stars
gptkbp:hasVariants +18° 43′ 00″
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label Messier 71
gptkbp:isAccessibleBy gptkb:Earth
gptkbp:isAssociatedWith the_Galactic_halo
gptkbp:isConsidered a candidate for further study
gptkbp:isFiledIn B-V = 0.95
gptkbp:isFoundIn the_Milky_Way's_outer_regions
gptkbp:isLocatedIn astronomical literature
right_ascension_19h_53m_24s,_declination_+18°_43′_00″
gptkbp:isLocatedNear the_constellation_Cygnus
gptkbp:isNotedFor its low density of stars
its faintness compared to other globular clusters
its low concentration of stars
its unique star formation history
its unusual morphology
gptkbp:isPartOf Milky Way galaxy
the Milky Way halo
the_Local_Group
the_Galactic_bulge
the_Messier_series
gptkbp:isServedBy gptkb:Hubble_Space_Telescope
amateur telescopes
summer months in the northern hemisphere
various wavelengths including optical and infrared.
gptkbp:isStudiedIn stellar dynamics
its stellar population dynamics
gptkbp:isUsedFor type II globular cluster
gptkbp:isUsedIn stellar evolution studies
gptkbp:isUtilizedIn northern hemisphere
various astronomical surveys
gptkbp:legalStatus 19h 53m 24s
gptkbp:length approximately 13,000 light years
gptkbp:locatedIn constellation_Sagitta
gptkbp:naturalResources -0.5 dex
gptkbp:releaseYear July 31, 1780
gptkbp:scope NGC 6838
gptkbp:size approximately 100 light years in diameter
gptkbp:tastingNotes often considered a loose globular cluster
gptkbp:type globular cluster