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CCD photometry of the galactic open star clusters. I - King 10

V. Mohan, A. K. Pandey, D. C. Paliwal, R. Sagar, H. S. Mahra

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CCD photometry of the open cluster King 10 has been carried out in the UBVRI photometric passbands down to V of about 19.5 mag. The reddening for the cluster region is found to be variable. A distance of 3.2 kpc has been estimated for the cluster. The age of the cluster is estimated to be less than 50 Myr

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CCD photometry of the open cluster King 10 has been carried out in the UBVRI photometric passbands down to V of about 19.5 mag. The reddening for the cluster region is found to be variable. A distance of 3.2 kpc has been estimated for the cluster. The age of the cluster is estimated to be less than 50 Myr

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CCD photometry of the open cluster King 10 has been carried out in the UBVRI photometric passbands down to V of about 19.5 mag. The reddening for the cluster region is found to be variable. A distance of 3.2 kpc has been estimated for the cluster. The age of the cluster is estimated to be less than 50 Myr

Key concepts: Photometry (optics), Open cluster, Physics, Astrophysics, Astronomy, Cluster (spacecraft), Star cluster, Galaxy

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