1 Camelopardalis
| NAME |
 RA |
MAG | SEP | PA |
|
1 Camelopardalis |
04 32.0 +53 55 |
5.7, 6.8 |
10.3" |
308 |
 |
This double is fairly bright, but it's not visible with the naked eye from bright city backyard skies. The primary star is milky white in color, and the slightly fainter companion is white with a tinge of blue. It can be split at 49x, but better color resolution is seen at 81x. These two stars are the brightest in the field by far, making them stand out. |
