Double stars : H III 108

Celestial motion
Date: 2024-05-20
Astronomical night: 22:39 - 04:19 (GMT -5)
H III 108 Celestial motion
TimeElevationAzimuth
RiseDusk15°95° (East)
SetDawn55°197° (South)
Maximum elevation

03:39

57°

180° (South)

Elevation

H III 108 Celestial motion
Information about H III 108

General information

H III 108 is the double star at magnitude 7 that is placed in Aquila constellation and has apparent size of 9 angular seconds.
Because of low brightness and large angular size, double star is available for observations through a 5-inch telescope.

Information for observations

2024-05-20 double star H III 108 will be visible all night. At 22:39 the object will be placed at east, 15° above your horizon, and will be observable until around 04:19 when fade from view as dawn breaks south. Maximum elevation, 57° above horizon, will be reached at 03:39, when double star will be placed at south.
 

H III 108 on the sky map

H III 108 on the sky map
Object type

Double Star

Alternative names

Constellation

Aquila

Magnitude

7

Apparent size9"
Right ascension19h 5m 48s
Declination6° 32′ 49″
Nearest objects with greater magnitude
Object typeMagnitude
H V 33Double Star5.52
H V 31Double Star6.09
H I 13Double Star6.79
H VI 46Double Star0.95
H II 28Double Star6.5
H IV 14Double Star5.65