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6' x 5' 14' 12' x 8' 9' x 5'. Swelling Spiral Flickering Globular Sunflower Galaxy Black Eye Galaxy. M65 M66 M67 M68. 11h 18.9m 11h 20.2m 8h 51.4m 12h 39.5m. +13° 05' +12° 59' +11° 49' –26° 45'. Leo Leo Cnc Hya. Spiral Galaxy Spiral Galaxy Open Cluster Globular Cluster.
Observing list of 650 best deep-sky objects, with thumbnail images and some basic information. The list is sorted by constellation and magnitude (sorting by name is also available). List includes all Messier, Herschel, Caldwell, SAC's best of NGC, and ~150 additional DSOs.
Messier Object List Name, If Any RA Dec. NGC# Size M001 Taurus Supernova remnant 8.4 Crab Nebula 5h 34.5m 22 01 1952 6.0x4.0 M002 Aquarius Globular Cluster 6.5 N/A 21h 33.5m-0 49 7089 12.9 M003 Canes ii Globular Cluster 6.4 N/A 13h 42.2m 28 23 5272 16.2 M004 Scorpio Globular Cluster 5.9 N/A 16h 23.6m-26 32 6121 26.3 M005 Serpens Globular ...
The Ultimate Messier Object Log (TUMOL) contains everything you need to find and view Messier objects with a binoculars or telescope. You can track your viewing notes, sort on several different fields, and print field notes for star parties and Messier marathons.
Welcome to the Winter Messier List Observing Club. The objects on this list represent many of the most prominent deep sky objects (Globular Clusters, Open Clusters, Nebula, Galaxies) visible from mid-northern latitudes. The Messier list of objects was compiled in the 1700’s by the French comet hunter Charles Messier and his associates as a ...
The Ultimate Messier Object Log contains all the relevant viewing information so you may find and view Messier objects with binoculars or telescope. You can track your viewing notes, sort on several different fields, and print field notes for star parties.
Messier Objects. Almost every amateur astronomer begins to be aware of the Messier Catalog as soon as they open their first book. The novice is sure to find some spectacular object pictured and designated by its "Messier Number" with the universal abbreviation "M".
messier objects m1 m2 m3 m4 m5 m6 m7 m8 m9 m10 m11 m12 m13 m14 m15 m16 m17 m18 m19 m20 m21 m22 m23 m24 m25 m26 m27 m28 m29 m30 m31 m32 m33 m34 m35 m36 m37 m38 m39 m40
A List of the Messier Objects DS = Double Star OC = Open Cluster GC = Globular Cluster EG = Elliptical Galaxy SG = Spiral Galaxy IG = Irregular Galaxy PN = Planetary Nebula DN = Diļ¬use Nebula SR = Supernova Remnant Object CommonName Type of Object Location m v Dist. (kly) M1 Crab Nebula SR Taurus 9.0 6.3 M2 GC Aquarius 7.5 36 M3 GC Canes ...
Welcome to the Summer Messier List Observing Club. The objects on this list represent many of the most prominent deep sky objects (Globular Clusters, Open Clusters, Nebula, Galaxies) visible from mid-northern latitudes. The Messier list of objects was compiled in the 1700’s by the French comet hunter Charles Messier and his associates as a ...