BrsO 14 (R CrA Nebula (NGC 6729)) [#6606549605]

Koordinaten

This system is located at: 0 / -128.40625 / 399.875

Galaktische Koordinaten: R: 419,986 / l: 0,000 / b: -17,803
Äquatoriale Koordinaten: Rektaszension 19h 1m 46,747s / Deklination: -36° 52'31,975''


Habitable Zone:
Metal-rich body (11 to 3.865 ls), Earth-like world (60.846 to 91.258 ls), Water world (49.894 to 193.229 ls), Ammonia world (126.243 to 343.519 ls), Terraformable (47.392 to 94.561 ls)

Geschätzter Wert: 2.710 Cr

Verkehrsbericht

This system was visited for the first time on EDSM by Ishwin.

Es wurde vom "Galactic Mapping Project" benannt als: R CrA Nebula (NGC 6729)

734 ships passed through BrsO 14 space, including 1 ship in the last 7 days.

0 ship passed through BrsO 14 space in the last 24 hours.

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The R CrA Nebula (NGC 6729) is a small emission/reflection nebula in the Corona Australis constellation. It is unusually small for a nebula, not much larger than a planetary nebula. The nebula was originally discovered on Jun 15, 1861 by Julius Schmidt, and associated with the star R Coronae Australis. The nebula is red-orange. The only interior object is the double-star BrsO 14, of which the primary is unusually large and hot for a B-class star (source).

Submitter note: In the real world, this nebula is not associated with the star BrsO 14 (which actually associated with nebula IC 4812).