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EPOCH 1/4 · 2025-05
FOV6.0′

WISE 0855−0714

Hydra · Coldest known brown dwarf (~285 K). Invisible in optical, bright at 4.5 µm, fast-moving.

RA
08h55m10.83s
Dec
−07°14′42.5″
RA (deg)
133.79513
Dec (deg)
-7.24515
Motion
41.98″/yr
Fit T_eff
300 K

102-band SPHEREx spectrum (SED)

5-second sweep from 0.75 to 5.0 µm — higher pitch means brighter infrared flux.

0.75µm1µm2µm3µm4µm5µm

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Multi-Survey Cross-Match

Same coordinates and field of view in every survey. If the object sits on the crosshair in SPHEREx but is offset or missing in older images, it has moved — or it's new.

SPHEREx · 0.75–5.0 µm · 2025–26 (simulated)
DSS2 Optical image at RA 133.795 Dec -7.245
DSS2 Optical · Visible · 1980s–1990s
2MASS image at RA 133.795 Dec -7.245
2MASS · Near-IR J/H/Ks · 1997–2001
AllWISE image at RA 133.795 Dec -7.245
AllWISE · Mid-IR 3.4/4.6 µm · 2010–2011
unWISE / NEOWISE image at RA 133.795 Dec -7.245
unWISE / NEOWISE · W1+W2 · 2010–2020 coadd

Historical images: CDS HiPS, falling back to NASA SkyView. SPHEREx tile is the app's simulated field.