Pyramid Cluster is an open cluster 971 light-years away, in Cygnus: a family of stars born together that still travel together.
Fly there in 3D| Also known as | M 39, NGC 7092, Melotte 236, Collinder 438, MWSC 3521, OCL 211, OCSN 243 |
| Type | Open cluster |
| Distance | 971 light-years |
| Radius | 29 light-years |
| Constellation | Cygnus |
| Position (J2000) | RA 322.8014°, Dec 48.2523° |
The light you see left 971 years ago, around 1060. Its stars were born together and still move together through the Milky Way's disc.
In galaxy mode, search for it on the map or follow the link above: the autopilot flies there. The cluster is drawn at its catalogued place and size; its individual stars are illustrative.