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- Messier_69 abstract "Messier 69 (also known as M69 or NGC 6637) is a globular cluster in the constellation Sagittarius. It was discovered by Charles Messier on August 31, 1780, the same night he discovered M70. At the time, he was searching for an object described by LaCaille in 1751-2 and thought he had rediscovered it, but it is unclear if LaCaille actually described M69.M69 is at a distance of about 29,700 light-years away from Earth and has a spatial radius of 42 light-years. It is a close neighbor of globular cluster M70, with 1,800 light-years separating the two objects; both of these clusters lie close to the galactic center. It is one of the most metal-rich globular clusters known.[citation needed]".
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- Messier_69 age "13.06".
- Messier_69 appmagV "+8.31".
- Messier_69 caption "M69 by Hubble Space Telescope; 3.5′ view".
- Messier_69 class "V".
- Messier_69 constellation Sagittarius_(constellation).
- Messier_69 credit NASA.
- Messier_69 credit SKY-MAP.ORG.
- Messier_69 credit Space_Telescope_Science_Institute.
- Messier_69 epoch Epoch_(astronomy).
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- Messier_69 metalFe "–0.78".
- Messier_69 name "Messier 69".
- Messier_69 names "M69, NGC 6637, GCl 96".
- Messier_69 radiusLy "42.0".
- Messier_69 sizeV "9".
- Messier_69 subject Category:Globular_clusters.
- Messier_69 subject Category:Messier_objects.
- Messier_69 subject Category:NGC_objects.
- Messier_69 subject Category:Sagittarius_(constellation).
- Messier_69 comment "Messier 69 (also known as M69 or NGC 6637) is a globular cluster in the constellation Sagittarius. It was discovered by Charles Messier on August 31, 1780, the same night he discovered M70. At the time, he was searching for an object described by LaCaille in 1751-2 and thought he had rediscovered it, but it is unclear if LaCaille actually described M69.M69 is at a distance of about 29,700 light-years away from Earth and has a spatial radius of 42 light-years.".
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