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|ob_description=This small cluster is sparse from inside a city. It is not visible with binoculars or the unaided eye from a city.

|ob_description=This small cluster is sparse from inside a city. It is not visible with binoculars or the unaided eye from a city.

...escription=This small cluster is very sparse from inside a city. It is not visible with binoculars or the unaided eye from a city.

|ob_description=his small cluster is sparse from inside a city. It is not visible with binoculars or the unaided eye from a city.

|ob_description=This small cluster is sparse from inside a city. It is not visible with binoculars or the unaided eye from a city.

|ob_description= This small cluster is sparse from inside a city. It is not visible with binoculars or the unaided eye from a city.

|ob_visibility=Not Visible |ob_description=This object was not visible during observations.

|ob_visibility=Not Visible |ob_description=This object was not visible during observations.

|ob_visibility=Not Visible |ob_description=This object was not visible during observations.

|ob_visibility=Not Visible |ob_description=This object was not visible during observations.

|ob_visibility=Not Visible |ob_description=This object was not visible during observations.

:of this license document, but changing it is not allowed. ...ves for the author and publisher a way to get credit for their work, while not being considered responsible for modifications made by others.

...he unaided eye as faint fuzzy patches of light. Much fewer, of course, are visible from inside a light polluted city. It is important to note that this is not an evolutionary view. Galaxies do not progress from one type to another.

...ight, they can't be seen directly. Despite this, several dark nebulae are visible to the naked eye. How is this? Dark nebulae block the light of stars or oth Some cold nebulae are visible not due to the light they create, but due to reflecting the light of a nearby s

...and the [[:Category:Not Visible | not visible]] category to make sure it's not there. remember that some NGC objects also have Messier numbers and would b

...ortant measure of an object as it can allow us to gage if it is visible or not. [[Limiting Magnitude|Limiting magnitude]] is the dimmest object that can b ...ed by amateur astronomers as it tells them if an object will be visible or not given the [[Limiting Magnitude|limiting magnitude]] of their optical system

...y only a small part of the much larger constellation of [[Ursa Major]] and not a constellation on its own. ... mean that they are actually together in space. Second, that asterisms are not the same as constellations.

...e ''Almagest'', Ptolemy described 48 constellations covering the night sky visible from Ancient Greece. Ptolemy's constellations dominated astronomical though ...nd other objects as the constellation name is associated with a region and not just a grouping of stars.

|ob_visibility=Not Visible |ob_description=This object was not visible during observations.

|ob_visibility=Not Visible |ob_description=This object was not visible during observations.