STScI-PR00-33
October 31, 2000

 

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About this Object 
Name:
47 Tucanae, NGC 104
Object Type:
Globular Cluster
Position (J2000):
R.A. 00h 24m 06.21s
Dec. -72° 05' 00.5"
Constellation:
Tucana
Magnitude:
V = 4.5, B-V = 0.88
Distance:
About 15,000 light-years (4.6 kpc)
Diameter:
About 200 light-years
Scale:
The width of the image is 120 arcseconds (~9 light-years).
About the Data 
Instrument:
WFPC2
Exposure Dates:
July 3 - 11, 1999
Total Exposure Time:
61.7 hours
Principal Astronomers:
R. Gilliland (STScI), T. Brown (High Altitude Observatory), A. Burrows (U. Arizona), W. Cochran (U. Texas, Austin), P. Edmonds (SAO), S. Frandsen (Aarhus U.), P. GuhaThakurta (UCSC), D. Lin (UCSC), G. Marcy (UCB), M. Mayor (Observatoire de Geneve), E. Milone (U. Calgary), D. Naef (Observatoire de Geneve), A. Sarajedini (Wesleyan U.), S. Sigurdsson (PSU), D. VandenBerg (UVic), S. Vogt (UCSC), M. Albrow (STScI), N. Baliber (U. Texas, Austin), H. Bruntt (Aarhus U.), D. Charbonneau (High Altitude Observatory), P. Choi (UCSC), J. Howell (UCSC), R. Stagg (U. Calgary), M. Williams (U. Calgary).
About this Image 
Release Date:
October 26, 2000 1:00 a.m. (EDT)
Colors/Filters:
Red:
F814W
I
Green:
F555W
V
Blue:
F336W
U
Orientation:
North is to the lower right
East is to the lower left

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