1008 1006
Cet
☀15.5mag
Ø 36'' / 12''

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Albert Marth discovered NGC 1007 = m 66 on 15 Jan 1865 with Lassell's 48" on Malta and reported "vF, stellar". Marth's position is 1' S of CGCG 388-069 = PGC 9967.

400/500mm - 17.5" (10/17/87): extremely faint and small, round. A mag 9 star (SAO 110651) lies 2.8' N. Located 4.6' NNW of NGC 1008 within the NGC 1016 cluster.

Notes by Steve Gottlieb