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CORONA AUSTRALIS

 

(Abbreviation: CrA).

 

An original constellation.  It has no bright stars, but is easy to recognize because of its distinctive shape.

 

 

BRIGHTEST STARS

 

STAR

R.A.

DEC

MAG.

ABS.MAG.

SPEC

DIST.PC

H

M

S

o

q

18

33

29.9

-42

18

45

4.64

0.3

G5

60

z

19

03

06.7

-42

05

43

4.75

0.6

A0

68

g

19

06

24.9

-37

03

48

4.21

4.0

F8

12

d

19

08

20.6

-40

29

48

4.59

0.2

gK0

63

b

19

09

28.2

-37

54

16

4.11

1.6

A2

14

a

19

10

01.5

-39

20

27

4.11

0.3

gG5

34

 

DOUBLES

 

STAR

R.A.

DEC

MAGS.

P.A.

DIST.”

H

M

S

o

k

18

33

23

-38

43

34

5.9, 5.9

359

FIXED

g

19

06

24.9

-37

03

03

5.0, 5.1

054

BINARY, ABOUT 120 YEARS

R CrA Is the strange, unpredictable variable in the nebula NGC 6729.  R.A. 18.58.3, decl -37 02.  The range is from about 9.7 to 12.

 

 

CLUSTERS  AND  NEBULÆ

 

OBJECT

R.A.

DEC

TYPE

NOTES

H

M

o

NGC 6541

18

04.4

-43

44

GLOBULAR

MAG. 6

NGC 6726-7

18

58.4

-36

58

NEBULA

 

NGC 6729

18

58.4

-37

02

NEBULA

VARIABLE; ASSOCIATED WITH R CrA

IC     4812

19

01.8

-37

08

NEBULA

 

IC     1297

19

14.0

-39

42

PLANETARY

MAG. 13; APPEARS ALMOST STELLAR

 

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