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Rating
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Object |
Const. |
Type |
Size
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Mag
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R.A.
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Dec.
|
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4
|
Abell 81 |
Cep |
PN |
32.0"
|
14.8P
|
22 42 25
|
80 26 28
|
|
|
IC 1454, 18" - with OIII round disc, ~35" diameter with
a crisp edge to the rim. |
|
|
3
|
N7354 |
Cep |
PN |
36.0"
|
12.9P
|
22 40 20
|
61 17 06
|
|
|
12.5" - medium size, pretty bright, medium surface brightness;
round, uniform; filter doesn’t seem to help much. |
|
|
3
|
N7419 |
Cep |
OC |
6.0'
|
13.0
|
22 54 19
|
60 48 47
|
|
|
18" - this is a small group of 25-30 stars down to mag
15, elongated 3'x1' NW-SE. |
|
|
1
|
NGC 7510 |
Cep |
OC |
4.0'
|
7.9
|
23 11 04
|
60 34 08
|
|
|
18" - a very pretty triangular wedge of stars in a 5x2'
group. |
|
|
1
|
NGC 7380 |
Cep |
OC |
12.0'
|
7.2
|
22 47 00
|
58 06 00
|
|
|
17.5" - OIII and UHC filter, a bright triangular-shaped
nebulosity (Sh2-142), 8'-10' diameter, is superimposed on a rich grouping
of stars (N7380) within a rich milky way field. Involved in Sh2-142. |
|
|
1
|
Kr 60 |
Cep |
Dbl |
3.5
|
9.8/11.3
|
22 28 06
|
57 42 00
|
|
|
NSV 14168 A famous binary only 12.9 light years away,
comprised of two red dwarfs. Observers had reported seeing flare-ups
on the surface of the companion, which is orbiting the primary every
44.6 years. |
|
|
4
|
B369 |
Cep |
DN |
5.0'
|
3
|
22 15 53
|
56 01 24
|
|
|
Next to Sh2-132. Round; dusky; diam. 5'; about 13' NE
of BD +55 2709 (magnitude 7.8). |
|
|
4
|
Abell 79 |
Lac |
PN |
120"x90"
|
15.8P
|
22 26 17
|
54 49 40
|
|
|
PK 102-2.1 - 17.5" - 118x with OIII filter; very faint,
small, round, just visible with direct vision. |
|
|
4
|
Abell 80 |
Lac |
PN |
2.7'x2.0'
|
15.2P
|
22 34 46
|
52 26 12
|
|
|
PK 102-5.1 - 22” f/4.1 (203 and 293x) – Only the east
end of the annular nebula is visible with OIII and averted vision.
|
|
|
2
|
NGC 7296 |
Lac |
OC |
4.0'
|
9.7
|
22 27 57
|
52 18 56
|
|
|
17.5" - compact group of roughly 30 stars in a 3'x2'
area elongated N-S. |
|
|
4
|
U12064a/b/c |
Lac |
GX |
0.7'x0.6'
|
14.5B
|
22 31.3
|
39 24 00
|
|
|
17.5" - fairly faint, fairly small, slightly
elongated N-S. A faint star (mag ~14.5) is close west [37" from center].
Forms the eastern vertex of a triangle with two mag 13 stars ~ 2'
NW and 2' WSW. An extremely faint companion off the N side. |
|
|
4
|
N7445/46/49 |
And |
GX |
0.7'x0.2'
|
15.6
|
22 59.7
|
39 06 00
|
|
|
17.5" - very faint, extremely small, round. A mag 12
star is 1.5' ESE of center.Member of the U12298 group with N7449 3.7'
NE and N7446 2.0' SE. |
|
|
1
|
Struve 2894 |
Lac |
Dbl |
15.6
|
6.1/8.3
|
22 18 54
|
37 46 00
|
|
|
SAO 72228. Nice blue/white pair. |
|
|
4
|
N7263/4/5 |
Lac |
GX |
0.7'x0.4'
|
15.5P
|
22 22.4
|
36 12 00
|
|
|
17.5" - faint, very small, round. A mag 15
star is at the NE end. In a group with N7264 6.1' ENE and N7265 12.0'
SE. |
|
|
3
|
N7273/4/6 |
Lac |
GX |
0.9'x0.5'
|
14.7
|
22 24.2
|
36 06 00
|
|
|
17.5" - faint, small, slightly elongated, small bright
core. This is the northern galaxy of three on a line with N7274 4.5'
S and N7276 6.8' SSE. |
|
|
1
|
NGC 7331 |
Peg |
GX |
14.5'x3.7'
|
9.4V
|
22 37 04
|
34 25 00
|
|
|
13.1" - very bright, very elongated 3:1 NNW-SSE, 9'x2.5',
very bright elongated core, substellar nucleus. The west side has
a sharper edge due to dust. |
|
|
3
|
Arp 319 |
Peg |
GX |
2.3'x2.1'
|
13.2B
|
22 36 03
|
33 58 33
|
|
|
17.5" - fourth brightest of five in Stephan's quintet.
Fairly faint, small, round, brighter core, easy with direct vision.
A mag 13 star is at the NW edge just 16" from the center which
confuses the observation. The interacting pair N7318A and N7318B is
1.6' NE and N7320 is 2.5' E. |
|
|
4
|
N7270/71/75 |
Peg |
Trio |
0.9'x0.5'
|
14.9P
|
22 23.6
|
32 24 00
|
|
|
17.5" - fairly faint, small, oval E-W, small bright
core, stellar nucleus. Collinear with a mag 11.5 star 1.0' WNW and
mag 12.5 star 2.4' WNW. In a group with N7271 3.0' SE and N7275 6.8'
ENE. |
|
|
3
|
N7457 |
Peg |
GX |
4.3'x2.3'
|
12.1B
|
23 00 59
|
30 08 41
|
|
|
17.5" - bright, fairly large, elongated 2:1 NW-SE, very
bright core, very small bright nucleus. Forms a pair with UGC 12311
8' NE. |
|
|
4
|
Arp 278 |
Peg |
GX |
1.7'x0.7'
|
14.4
|
22 19 26
|
29 23 53
|
|
|
NGC 7253A/B 17.5" - very faint, small, elongated WNW-ESE.
Forms a double system with N7253B attached at the east end (the pair
is Arp 278) with a separation of 55" between center. |
|
|
3
|
N7463/64/65 |
Peg |
Trio |
2.2'x1.8'
|
12.6V
|
23 02 01
|
15 57 53
|
|
|
18" - moderately bright, moderately large, elongated
5:2 E-W, 1.0'x0.4', weak concentration. Larger but lower surface brightness
than N7465 2.6' SE. A close companion, N7464, is just 0.7' SE. |
|
|
2
|
Arp 13 |
Peg |
GX |
2.5'x1.2'
|
11.6V
|
23 00 03
|
15 58 50
|
|
|
NGC 7448 17.5" - bright, large, elongated
2:1 NNW-SSE, small bright core, fainter extensions. Brightest in the
N7448 group. |
|
|
4
|
Pal 13 |
Peg |
GC |
0.7'
|
13.8
|
23 06 34
|
12 46 19
|
|
|
20" - Pal 13 was pretty difficult to see without using
a lot of averted vision under less than perfect skies. Requires high
power. A 7mm is Ok but a 4.8 showed it better. (Barbara Wilson) |
|
|
2
|
NGC 7479 |
Peg |
GX |
4.3'x3.1'
|
11.6B
|
23 04 56
|
12 19 60
|
|
|
17.5" - faint, small, round, gradually brighter middle,
small bright core. In the UGC 12298 group with NGC 7445 3.7' SW, NGC
7446 4.5' S and UGC 12298 9' NE. |
|
|
3
|
Arp 298 |
Peg |
GX |
1.4'x1.0'
|
13.0B
|
23 03 15
|
08 52 27
|
|
|
NGC 7469 17.5" - sharp, bright stellar nucleus surrounded
by a small faint halo. A faint star is just E. Forms a close pair
(Arp 298) with IC 5283 1.3' NNE. Located at the western vertex of
a triangle with mag 8.5 SAO 127930 5.4' SE and mag 8.4 SAO 27929. |
|
|
4
|
N7499/7501/03 |
Psc |
Trio |
1.1'x0.6'
|
13.9B
|
23 10.4
|
07 36 00
|
|
|
17.5" - faint, small, round, weak concentration. First
of three with N7501 2.1' ENE and N7503 5.0' ESE. This trio is the
brightest in the Pegasus II cluster. Two very faint members, MCG +01-59-002
and -003 are located 5' W and ~8' SW, respectively. |
|
|
4
|
Shk-361 |
Psc |
GX10 |
2.8'
|
|
23 03 21
|
00 33 00
|
|
|
AGC 2524 - 22” – A total of five
galaxies were detected. Two southernmost galaxies appears almost merged,
separated by less than 10”. Southern one is very faint, very
small round patch. The northern one of the pair is very faint 2:1
elongated glow. Moving about 1.0’ to the NW is a very faint round
glow. Moving 45” to the WNW an extremely faint round glow. The
northern most galaxy lying 1.7’ north of the fist pair appears
as a very faint round glow. (Alvin Huey) |
|
|
2
|
Zeta |
Aqr |
Dbl |
1.8
|
4.3/4.5
|
22 28 48
|
-00 01 00
|
|
|
SAO 146107 Zeta2 Aquarii and zeta1 Aquarii form a binary
of two equal white stars with an orbit of 760 years. |
|
|
4
|
Shk-81 |
Aqr |
GX11 |
1.3'
|
17.8
|
21 57 58
|
-01 44
|
|
|
4
|
Shk-331 |
Aqr |
GX7 |
1.1'
|
|
22 25 27
|
-02 47
|
|
|
3
|
Arp 3 |
Aqr |
GX |
2.4'x1.9'
|
13.4B
|
22 36 35
|
-02 54 25
|
|
|
MCG 1-57-15 22" - Faint, round and very low surface
brightness. Suspected stellar nucleus. Southern part is slightly brighter.
Size is about 2' across. (Alvin Huey) |
|
|
3
|
Arp 314 |
Aqr |
GX |
1.0'x0.7'
|
13.7B
|
22 58 02
|
-03 46 11
|
|
|
MCG 1-58-9/10/11 trio. 18" - Nice group of three galaxies.
Brightest is elongated N/S, just SE is another dimmer and round galaxy,
third is averted only and mostly S of the second galaxy. No detail. |
|
|
3
|
Arp 15 |
Aqr |
GX |
2.0'x0.8'
|
13.4
|
22 51 38
|
-05 33 27
|
|
|
NGC 7393 17.5" - fairly faint, fairly small, elongated
3:2 E-W, broad concentration. |
|
|
4
|
Arp 110 |
Aqr |
GX |
1.0'x0.6'
|
15.9
|
22 54 09
|
-15 14 09
|
|
|
MCG -3-58-11 |
|
|
1
|
53 |
Aqr |
Dbl |
3.1
|
6.46.6
|
22 26 36
|
-16 45 00
|
|
|
SAO 165078 To obtain a clear split I used 120x on this
very pretty pair. The colours of yellow/orange for the primary, and
a blue secondary make an attractive sight. |
|
|
3
|
N7392 |
Aqr |
GX |
2.1'x1.2'
|
12.6B
|
22 51 48
|
-20 36 25
|
|
|
17.5" -: moderately bright, fairly small, elongated
5:3 WNW-ESE, 1.4'x0.8', moderately brighter core. Several stars are
near including a mag 10.5 star 4.5' N. A pair of mag 13/14 stars 1.6'
N and 2.2' N are collinear with N7392 and finally a mag |
|
|
1
|
41 |
Aqr |
Dbl |
5
|
5.6/7.1
|
22 14 18
|
-21 04 00
|
|
|
SAO 190986 Set in an attractive field of bright stars
this beautiful uneven double of a yellow primary and blue secondary
is clearly resolved with 120x. |
|
|
3
|
N7377 |
Aqr |
GX |
2.9'x2.4'
|
12.1B
|
22 47 47
|
-22 18 42
|
|
|
17.5" -: fairly bright, fairly small, slightly elongated
~E-W, 1' diameter, gradually increases to a small bright core. A group
of stars lies S and mag 8.5 SAO 191412 is 11' N. |
|
|
3
|
Arp 93 |
Aqr |
GX |
2.3'x1.3'
|
12.8P
|
22 28 38
|
-24 50 27
|
|
|
NGC 7284 17.5" -: fairly faint, very small, very compact,
almost round, high surface brightness, very small very bright core,
stellar nucleus. Forms a contact pair with N7285 at the ENE edge with
a separation of 30" between centers. |
|
|
2
|
Arp 14 |
PsA |
GX |
5.0'x2.1'
|
11.6B
|
22 35 46
|
-26 02 58
|
|
|
NGC 7314 17.5" - fairly bright, fairly large,
elongated 3:1 N-S, 2.7'x0.9', broad concentration. A mag 15 star is
just off the E side. A brighter mag 12 star lies 2.0' W of center.
Forms a pair with N7313 4.4' SW. |
|
|
2
|
N7507 |
Scl |
GX |
2.7'x2.6'
|
11.4B
|
23 12 07
|
-28 32 21
|
|
|
17.5" - bright, fairly small, round, unusually bright
compact core, stellar nucleus. Located 6' NW of a mag 10 star. N7513
lies 18' NE. |