Indus Constellation: Best deep sky objects [v2 refresh]

Indus (the Indian) is a small, faint, sparse southern hemisphere constellation best seen around September. Enjoy the following notable deep sky objects in Indus:

NGC 7243 (Caldwell 16) - open cluster,
NGC 7209 - open cluster,
IC 1442 - open cluster,
NGC 7245 - open cluster,
NGC 7295 - open cluster,
NGC 7242 - elliptical galaxy.

This expanded version 2 refresh includes improved image resolution/sharpness, better sound, and most importantly... more deep sky objects!


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