Globular cluster NGC 6723
Taken by Odd Trondal on May 17, 2021 @ Oslo
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Time: 07:50UT 2021-05-17 Exp. R: 2x10min G: 1x10min B: 2x10min
Tel CHI-1: Planewave CDK24 0.61m f/6.5 & FLI ProLine PL9000 CCD 0.62"/pix
Odd Trondal Obs.code X02.

NGC 6723 is a globular cluster in the constellation Sagittarius. Its magnitude is given between 6 and 6.8, and diameter between 7 and 11 arcminutes, class VII with stars magnitude 14 and dimmer. It is near the border of Sagittarius and Corona Australis. Unlike a common globular clusters, NGC 6723 has an enhanced metallicity and large fraction of younger stars, with primordial stars accounting to only 0.363±0.017 of totals.

CHI-1 belongs to Telescope Live. It is a Planewave CDK24, a 61-cm telescope with Corrected Dall Kirkham optical design, situated in the Rio Hurtado Valley, Chile. It is equipped with a set of Astrodon astrophotography filters as well as Sloan photometry filters and it's, therefore, an excellent choice for both scientific applications and astrophotography of deep-sky objects.

Software used: MSB Astroart 2.0,7.0, Paint
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