NGC 7295 is a Open Cluster in the Lacerta constellation. NGC 7295 is situated north of the celestial equator and, as such, it is more easily visible from the northern hemisphere. Given its visual magnitude of 9.7, NGC 7295 is visible with the help of a binocular with a 80mm aperture or a small telescope.

2024年7月9日 · Physical Information: Based on a recessional velocity relative to the Cosmic Microwave Background radiation of 865 km/sec (and H0 = 70 km/sec/Mpc), NGC 7250 is about 40 million light-years away, in almost inevitable agreement with widely varying redshift-independent distance estimates of about 30 to 100 million light-years (the HST press release...

NGC 7295 and NGC 7296 are open clusters in the constellation Lacerta. Chroma red filter was used on all frames

Nestled in the deep starfield in Lacerta is this small open cluster (center)....

It is home to the open clusters NGC 7243 and NGC 7209, as well as the variable object BL Lac, the prototypical example of a blazar. Varying between magnitude 14 and 17, however, BL Lac is extremely faint and can only been seen through the largest amateur telescopes.

NGC 7295 Open cluster in Lacerta: Date: October 12, 2022: Exposure: LRGB 120:40:40:40 (4 hours, cropped) Camera: STL11000M with AstroDon Gen II filters : Telescope: ASA 10N f/3.7 on AP900GTO CP3: Guiding: Remote guide head with MiniBorg 50 mm: Processing: MaximDL, Photoshop CS6, Astronomy Tools, Topaz Denoise AI:

Celestial hemisphere: Northern · Constellation: Lacerta (Lac) · Contains: 3 Lac · NGC 7295 · The star β Lac

2017年10月15日 · NGC 7295 CEA LACERTA 10X10 BRESS IMX178 uploaded in Bresser AR 102 xs + Risingtech IMX 178: The open cluster NGC 7296 lies near the 4th magnitude sta...

Object NGC 7295 is located exactly in the center of the picture. NGC 7295 - open cluster of stars in the constellation Lacertae Type: OCL - The angular dimensions: 4.00' magnitude: B=9.7 m Coordinates for epoch J2000: Ra= 22 h 28 m 2 s; Dec= 52°17'18" Other names of the object NGC 7295 : NGC 7296, OCL 228

An open cluster (here center) almost lost in a pretty dense field of stars....