Object |
Const. |
Type
|
Size
|
Mag
|
R.A.
|
Dec.
|
Abell 81 |
Cep |
PN |
32.0"
|
14.8
|
22 42 25
|
80 26 28
|
|
IC1454 - 18" easily picked up at 73x, unfiltered at
160x |
|
NGC 40 |
Cep |
PN |
70.0"x60.0"
|
10.7
|
00 13 00
|
72 31 19
|
|
380x provided a nice view with subtle irregularities
in the interior |
|
Abell 86 |
Cep |
PN |
63.0"
|
16.7
|
00 01 30
|
70 42 30
|
|
Extremely difficult, very faint using an OIII filter
at 110x and 230x. |
|
Abell 1 |
Cep |
PN |
47.0"
|
18.3
|
00 12 54
|
69 10 23
|
|
Photographics magnitude 18.1 |
|
N7762 |
Cep |
OC |
11.0'
|
10.0
|
23 49 54
|
68 01 00
|
|
About 100 stars in a 20' field including many mag
12-13 stars. |
|
M52 |
Cas |
OC |
12.0'
|
6.9
|
23 24 49
|
61 35 51
|
|
150-175 stars in a 15' diameter, beautiful, appears
fully resolved. |
|
N7635 |
Cas |
BN |
16.0'x6.0'
|
0
|
23 20 40
|
61 12 00
|
|
Bubble Nebula - darkest possible skies will reveal
a wealth of detail. |
|
NGC 7510 |
Cep |
OC |
4.0'
|
7.9
|
60 34 08
|
60 34 08
|
|
Very small tight knot of 10 bright stars in a fan
or comet shape. |
|
N7419 |
Cep |
OC |
6.0'
|
13.0
|
22 54 19
|
60 48 47
|
|
Small group of 25-30 stars to mag 15, elongated 3'x1'
NW-SE |
|
N7354 |
Cep |
PN |
36.0"
|
12.9
|
22 40 20
|
61 17 06
|
|
Direct vision 70x, 260x gave fairly defined perimeter,
maybe green. |
|
NGC 7380 |
Cep |
OC |
12.0'
|
7.2
|
22 47 00
|
58 06 00
|
|
Triangular overall shape, 14 or 15 brighter members. |
|
Abell 79 |
Lac |
PN |
120"x90"
|
15.8
|
22 26 17
|
54 49 40
|
|
Barely visible in 13.1" with OIII filter. |
|
NGC 7296 |
Lac |
OC |
4.0'
|
9.7
|
22 27 57
|
52 18 58
|
|
Fairly conspicuous, bright stars overlain with a nebulous
haze. |
|
Abell 80 |
Lac |
PN |
2.7'x2.0'
|
15.2
|
22 34 45
|
52 26 12
|
|
No observations found for this target. |
|
Abell 82 |
Cas |
PN |
94.0"
|
15.2
|
22 45 47
|
57 03 56
|
|
Large, like a big faint M27, contains some mottling. |
|
NGC 7789 |
Cas |
OC |
15.0'
|
6.7
|
23 57 26
|
56 43 14
|
|
Remarkably rich and fairly uniform carpet of mag 11
and fainter stars. |
|
Abell 83 |
Cas |
PN |
47.0"
|
17.6
|
23 46 49
|
54 44 38
|
|
Only one probable observation found. Can anyone get
a good view? |
|
NGC 7686 |
And |
OC |
14.0'
|
5.6
|
23 30 12
|
49 07 00
|
|
Part of Abell Galaxy Clouster AGC2666 - nice chain
of galaxies! |
|
NGC 7662 |
And |
PN |
37.0"
|
9.2
|
23 25 53
|
42 32 06
|
|
Blue Snowball - use as much mag as possible to see
detail. |
|
N7640 |
And |
GX |
11.6'x1.9'
|
11.9
|
23 22 06
|
40 50 43
|
|
A large almost edge-on spiral, bright overall, low
surface brightness. |
|
NGC 7331 |
Peg |
GX |
14.5'x3.7'
|
9.4
|
22 37 04
|
34 25 00
|
|
Large detailed spiral galaxy with several dim companions. |
|
HCG 92 |
Peg |
GX |
14.5'x3.7'
|
9.4
|
22 37 04
|
34 25 00
|
|
Arp 319 - Stephan's Quintet. This is the most famous
Hickson. |
|
Arp 278 |
Peg |
GX |
1.7'x0.7'
|
14.4
|
22 19 26
|
29 23 53
|
|
Interacting galaxies. In 16" at 300x nicknamed this
"The Checkmark". |
|
N7457 |
Peg |
GX |
4.3'x2.3'
|
12.1
|
23 00 59
|
30 08 41
|
|
Viewed from suburban backyard in 10" scope. |
|
Arp 46 |
Peg |
GX |
1.4'x0.8'
|
13.5
|
23 33 49
|
30 03 37
|
|
Two UGC galaxies (12665 & 12667), connected spiral
arms. |
|
Arp 86 |
Peg |
GX |
3.3'x2.0'
|
12.8
|
23 47 04
|
29 29 02
|
|
NGC 7752 and 7753 - difficult view in 12.5". |
|
Arp 112 |
Peg |
GX |
1.1'x0.8'
|
14.2
|
00 01 26
|
31 26 02
|
|
In 16" at 262x this very small triple system in an
E-W line. |
|
Arp 113 |
Peg |
GX |
1.9'x1.2'
|
14.2
|
00 18 22
|
30 04 46
|
|
5 galaxies in a tight group all under mag 15. |
|
HCG 99 |
Peg |
GX |
1.1'x0.4'
|
14.8
|
00 00 37
|
28 23 04
|
|
3 members of this group all visible in 18" scope. |
|
N0023 |
Peg |
GX |
2.1'x1.3'
|
12.9
|
00 09 53
|
25 55 23
|
|
In 12.5" can be held with averted vision. |
|
Arp 249 |
Peg |
GX |
1.3'x0.5'
|
15.0
|
00 00 19
|
22 59 26
|
|
UGC 12891appears to be a double galaxy. |
|
Arp 28 |
Peg |
GX |
2.3'x1.6'
|
12.4
|
23 28 27
|
22 25 16
|
|
NGC 7678 - Spiral galaxy with one "heavy" arm. No
visial report of arm. |
|
HCG 93 |
Peg |
GX |
3.1'x0.8'
|
13.7
|
23 15 17
|
19 02 30
|
|
AKA Arp 99 5 Hickson galaxies visible, D and E are
difficult. NGC 7550 |
|
HCG 94 |
Peg |
GX |
1.0'x0.6'
|
14.3
|
23 17 12
|
18 42 03
|
|
AKA Arp 170. NGC 7578 - All 4 Hickson components visible. |
|
Arp 212 |
Peg |
GX |
1.5'x1.3'
|
12.8
|
23 20 30
|
17 13 33
|
|
NGC 7625 Small, round, bright core. Odd absorbtion
feature in photos. |
|
N7465 |
Peg |
GX |
2.2'x1.8'
|
12.6
|
23 02 01
|
15 57 53
|
|
Part of a nice galaxy trio including N7463 and N7464 |
|
N7463 |
Peg |
GX |
3.7'x0.7'
|
13.8
|
23 01 51
|
15 58 56
|
|
Part of a nice galaxy trio including N7465 and N7464. |
|
NGC 7448 |
Peg |
GX |
2.5'x1.2'
|
11.6
|
23 00 03
|
15 58 50
|
|
Arp 13 |
|
NGC 7479 |
Peg |
GX |
4.1'x3.1'
|
11.6
|
23 04 56
|
12 19 16
|
|
Shows arms and dust lanes. |
|
AGC 079 |
Psc |
GXCL |
12.3'
|
17.1
|
00 40 36
|
18 08 00
|
|
No observations found for this target. |
|
Arp 262 |
Peg |
GX |
1.6'x0.9'
|
14.2
|
23 56 45
|
16 48 48
|
|
MCG +3-1-4 has a knot in the south end designated
MCG +3-1-3. |
|
Arp 130 |
Peg |
GX |
0.6'x0.6'
|
14.9
|
00 02 37
|
16 38 38
|
|
MCG +3-1-15 interacting with another MCG galaxy, IC
5879 nearby. |
|
NGC 7814 |
Peg |
GX |
6.2'x2.2'
|
11.6
|
00 03 15
|
16 08 45
|
|
Nice dust lane in this large galaxy! |
|
Arp 235 |
Peg |
GX |
2.8'x2.0'
|
12.7
|
00 08 46
|
15 48 56
|
|
AKA NGC 14, in 11" described as irrigular big fuzzy
patch averted. |
|
HCG 100 |
Peg |
GX |
1.2'x0.7'
|
14.1
|
00 01 20
|
13 06 40
|
|
At mage 14.1, NGC 7803 is brightest of these four
galaxies |
|
N7742 |
Peg |
GX |
1.7'
|
12.4
|
23 44 15
|
10 46 01
|
|
Small round galaxy with distinct core halo at 250x. |
|
HCG 96 |
Peg |
GX |
1.0'x1.0'
|
13.9
|
23 27 56
|
08 46 43
|
|
AKA Arp 182, brightest member of four is NGC 7674. |
|
HCG 95 |
Peg |
GX |
0.8'x0.5'
|
14.9
|
23 19 30
|
09 30 28
|
|
AKA Arp 150, brightest of three is NGC 7609. Two may
be visible. |
|
N7623 |
Peg |
GX |
2.1'x1.1'
|
13.9
|
23 20 30
|
08 23 46
|
|
Pegasus 1 cluster. Outstanding galaxy field. Possible
off center core. |
|
N7626 |
Peg |
GX |
2.2'x2.0'
|
11.1
|
23 20 42
|
08 13 02
|
|
Same field as above N7623. |
|
N7619 |
Peg |
GX |
2.5'x2.3'
|
11.0
|
23 20 14
|
08 12 23
|
|
Part of same field as above two galaxies. |
|
Arp 298 |
Peg |
GX |
1.4'x1.0'
|
13.0
|
23 03 15
|
08 52 27
|
|
NGC 7649 and IC 5283. Two of the few visible members
of AGC 2593. |
|
N7562 |
Psc |
GX |
2.2'x1.4'
|
12.6
|
23 15 57
|
06 41 16
|
|
Easy target, but two nearby galaxies provide a challenge. |
|
N7541 |
Scl |
GX |
3.5'x1.2'
|
12.4
|
23 14 43
|
04 32 02
|
|
Paired with NGC 7537. Nice view, both inclined to
nearly edge on. |
|
Arp 246 |
Psc |
GX |
1.0'x0.3
|
15.3
|
00 06 54
|
08 21 02
|
|
NGC 7838 - paired with dinner NGC 7827. Other dim
galaxies in field. |
|
N7785 |
Psc |
GX |
2.4'x1.3'
|
12.6
|
23 55 19
|
05 54 57
|
|
Looks like two short sausages smooshed together end
to end! |
|
Arp 68 |
Psc |
GX |
2.4'x1.7'
|
13.1
|
23 48 45
|
04 10 16
|
|
NGC 7757 and NGC 7756. Is 7756 a knot in 7757's spiral
arm? |
|
Arp 216 |
Psc |
GX |
1.3'x0.8'
|
13.5
|
23 28 46
|
03 30 41
|
|
NGCs 7679 and 7682. Both spirals, different orientations. |
|
Arp 284 |
Peg |
GX |
2.2'x1.1'
|
13.0
|
23 36 14
|
02 09 16
|
|
NGC 7714 and 7715. Bright star in field makes these
more difficult. |
|
Arp 92 |
Psc |
GX |
1.5'x0.9'
|
14.0
|
23 18 56
|
00 14 38
|
|
NGC 7603 and PGC companion. PGC is mag 16.7, but very
small. |
|
HCG 98 |
Psc |
GX |
1.1'x0.5'
|
14.0
|
23 54 10
|
00 22 59
|
|
AKA Arp 323. Brightest member NGC 7783. 3 of 4 may
be visible. |
|
AGC 119 |
Cet |
GXCL |
39.2'
|
15.0
|
00 56 24
|
-01 15 00
|
|
Nice field dominated by two UGC galaxies. No NGCs
in the cluster. |
|
HCG 97 |
Psc |
GX |
1.4'x0.7'
|
14.0
|
23 47 22
|
-08 18 03
|
|
IC 5357 at mag 14 is the brightest of 5 galaxies down
to mag 16.6. |
|
Arp 295 |
Aqr |
GX |
0.9'x0.7'
|
14.0
|
23 41 37
|
-03 33 54
|
|
MGC -1-60-21 is a thin sliver of an edge on galaxy. |
|
Arp 146 |
Cet |
GX |
0.7'x0.5'
|
16.3
|
00 06 43
|
-06 38 09
|
|
This double galaxy is perhaps too difficult, but its
photo is very cool! |
|
Arp 3 |
Aqr |
GX |
2.4'x1.9'
|
13.4
|
22 36 35
|
-02 54 25
|
|
MCG -1-57-16 appears to be a disrupted face on spiral. |
|
Arp 314 |
Aqr |
GX |
1.0'x0.7'
|
13.7
|
22 58 02
|
-03 46 11
|
|
MCG -1-58-9 is one of a chain of three galaxies to
mag 15.5. |
|
Arp 15 |
Aqr |
GX |
2.0'x0.8'
|
13.4
|
22 51 38
|
-05 33 27
|
|
NGC 7393 fairly faint, fairly small, elong 3:2 E-W,
broad concentration. |
|
Arp 223 |
Aqr |
GX |
3.0'x2.5'
|
12.3
|
23 18 01
|
-04 39 03
|
|
NGC 7585 bright, large, bright nucleus with a stellar
core. |
|
N7600 |
Aqr |
GX |
2.7'x1.1'
|
12.9
|
23 18 53
|
-07 34 48
|
|
Fairly faint, small, elongated E-W, bright core with
faint stellar nucleus. |
|
NGC 7606 |
Aqr |
GX |
5.7'x2.2'
|
11.5
|
23 19 04
|
08 29 08
|
|
Fairly bright, large, elong NNW-SSE, weak concentration,
diffuse halo. |
|
Arp 222 |
Aqr |
GX |
4.7'x3.5'
|
11.5
|
23 39 53
|
-12 17 38
|
|
NGC 7727pairs with NGC 7724. Bright, fairly large
oval with bright core. |
|
NGC 7723 |
Aqr |
GX |
3.5'x2.3'
|
11.9
|
23 38 56
|
-12 57 38
|
|
Big, diffuse, irregular shape, looked like a distant
globular. |
|
Arp 144 |
Cet |
GX |
1.0'x0.7'
|
14.4
|
00 06 26
|
-13 24 48
|
|
NGCs 7828 and 7829 in grouping of 7 galaxies from
mag 14.4 to 16.5. |
|
Arp 51 |
Cet |
GX |
0.8'x0.5'
|
14.6
|
00 06 29
|
-13 25 14
|
|
NGCs 7828 and 7829 in grouping of 7 galaxies from
mag 14.4 to 16.5. |
|
Arp 110 |
Aqr |
GX |
1.0'x0.6'
|
15.9
|
22 54 09
|
-15 14 09
|
|
MCG -3-58-11 is very dim but small size should help
surface brightness. |
|
N7392 |
Aqr |
GX |
2.1'x1.2'
|
12.6
|
22 51 48
|
-20 36 25
|
|
Direct vision target, appears oval. Averted reveals
brighter elong core. |
|
N7377 |
Aqr |
GX |
2.9'x2.4'
|
12.1
|
22 47 47
|
-22 18 42
|
|
Direct vision, circular w/ E-W elongation, gradual
increase to bright core. |
|
Arp 93 |
Aqr |
GX |
2.3'x1.3'
|
12.8
|
22 28 38
|
-24 50 27
|
|
NGC 7284 and NGC 7285 for a compact pair of small
bright galaxies. |
|
Arp 14 |
PsA |
GX |
5.0'x2.1'
|
11.6
|
22 35 46
|
-26 02 58
|
|
NGC 7314 and NGC 7313 form a pair. 7314 is large and
bright. |
|
N7507 |
Scl |
GX |
3.1'x2.0'
|
11.4
|
23 13 13
|
-28 21 26
|
|
Bright, fairly small, round, unusually bright tight
core, stellar nucleus. |
|
N0024 |
Scl |
GX |
6.7'x1.6'
|
12.2
|
00 09 56
|
-24 57 43
|
|
Moderately bright, pretty edge on, 5:1 SW-NE, large
bright core. |
|