Zone 220, Master Map
-04°00'
Normal View
Zone Master, Normal View, 10 deg FOV
-06°00'
β
η
7
α
ε
-08°00'
c
e
τ
Octans
ν
-12°00'
Scutum
-10°00'
ζ
δ
d
-14°00'
f
γ
19h 04m
18h 56m
18h 48m
18h 40m
18h 32m
18h 24m
18h 16m
18h 08m
18h 00m
Zone 220, Map 1
Normal Image
-05°00'
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Schjellerup 16
-06°00'
Barton 479
-07°00'
STF 2313
= IC 1276
h857
A 36
7
STF 2303
τ Tau Oph
Bos 2856
ζ
NGC 6517
Octans
ν
18h 30m
18h 25m
18h 20m
18h 15m
18h 10m
18h 05m
18h 00m
-09°00'
-08°00'
NGC 6539
Zone 220, Map 1
Mirror Image
-05°00'
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-06°00'
Schjellerup 16
-07°00'
STF 2313
= IC 1276
7
h857
A 36
-08°00'
NGC 6539
STF 2303
Tau Ophτ
-09°00'
Bos 2856
ζ
NGC 6517
Octans
Nu Oph
18h 00m
18h 05m
18h 10m
18h 15m
18h 20m
18h 25m
18h 30m
Zone 220, Map 2
Normal Image
-11°00'
ν
-10°00'
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-12°00'
Hipparcos 2579
NGC 6631
-13°00'
NGC 6604
H 19
Hussey 191
γ
-14°00'
NGC 6611
Gamma Sct
Hussey 61
STF 2306
18h 30m
18h 25m
18h 20m
NGC 6605
18h 15m
NGC 6574
18h 10m
18h 05m
18h 00m
Zone 220, Map 2
Mirror Image
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Hipparcos 2579
NGC 6631
-13°00'
NGC 6604
-12°00'
-11°00'
-10°00'
Nu Oph
H 19
Hussey 191
-14°00'
NGC 6611
γ
Hussey 61
NGC 6574
18h 00m
18h 05m
18h 10m
18h 15m
NGC 6605
18h 20m
STF 2306
18h 25m
18h 30m
Zone 220, Map 3
Normal Image
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-05°00'
β
η
Jonckheere 2241
-06°00'
NGC 6704
H VI 50
NGC 6683
-07°00'
PK 27-3.2
Basel 1
STF 2391 rej
NGC 6705
Glasenapp 14
Jonckheere 2680
STF 2405 rej
STF 2350 rej
Bur 969
NGC 6664
ε
Jonckheere 2156
Bur 419
α
-08°00'
Hipparcos 2654
Alpha Sct
STF 2388 rej
NGC 6712
-09°00'
IC 1295
δ Rossiter 4594
PK 23-2.1
STF 2325
Bur 247
NGC 6694
19h 00m
18h 55m
18h 50m
18h 45m
18h 40m
18h 35m
18h 30m
Zone 220, Map 3
Mirror Image
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-05°00'
β
NGC 6704
η
Jonckheere 2241
H VI 50
STF 2391 rej
Basel 1
-06°00'
Barton 479
NGC 6705
Glasenapp 14
Jonckheere 2680
PK 27-3.2
-07°00'
NGC 6683
STF 2405 rej
α
NGC 6664
Alpha Sct
Hipparcos 2654
-08°00'
STF 2350 rej
Bur 419
Bur 969
ε
STF 2388 rej
-09°00'
NGC 6712
IC 1295
δ Rossiter 4594
PK 23-2.1
STF 2325
Bur 247
18h 30m
18h 35m
NGC 6694
18h 40m
18h 45m
18h 50m
18h 55m
19h 00m
Zone 220, Map 4
Normal Image
-10°00'
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IC 1287
Barton 2755
Hipparcos 2664
PK 21-1.1
-11°00'
NGC 6649
STF 2373
-13°00'
-12°00'
A 1889
PK 21-5.1
Bur 135
PK 19-5.1
Leonard 20
Bur 967
STF 2337
18h 55m
γ
Fox 231
h5503
19h 00m
-14°00'
PK 19-4.1
18h 50m
18h 45m
18h 40m
18h 35m
18h 30m
Zone 220, Map 4
Mirror Image
-10°00'
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NGC 6649
-11°00'
STF 2373
IC 1287
PK 21-1.1
Barton 2755
Hipparcos 2664
-13°00'
Sagittarius
PK 21-5.1
γ
Bur 135
Bur 967
Gamma Sct
-14°00'
PK 19-4.1
Leonard 20
PK 19-5.1
STF 2337
h5503
Fox 231
18h 30m
18h 35m
18h 40m
18h 45m
-12°00'
A 1889
18h 50m
18h 55m
19h 00m
Zone 220
2 Reference Stars, 35 Double Stars, 1 Bright Nebula,
1 Planetary Nebula, 12 Open Clusters,
3 Globular Clusters, 1 Galaxy
A
Hussey 61............................................... 9
A 1889 ................................................. 32
A 36 ....................................................... 4
Alpha Sct ............................................. 14
I
IC 1287 ................................................ 37
IC 1295 ................................................ 28
B
J
Barton 2755 ......................................... 35
Barton 479 ............................................. 3
Basel 1 ................................................. 27
Bos 2856 ................................................ 4
Bur 135 ................................................ 34
Bur 247 ................................................ 15
Bur 419 ................................................ 22
Bur 967 ................................................ 35
Bur 969 ................................................ 19
Jonckheere 2156 .................................. 21
Jonckheere 2241 .................................. 20
Jonckheere 2680 .................................. 19
L
Leonard 20 ........................................... 33
N
NGC 6517 .............................................. 7
NGC 6539 .............................................. 7
NGC 6574 ............................................ 13
NGC 6604 ............................................ 11
NGC 6605 ............................................ 12
NGC 6611 ............................................ 10
NGC 6631 ............................................ 13
NGC 6649 ............................................ 38
NGC 6664 ............................................ 24
NGC 6683 ............................................ 29
NGC 6694 ............................................ 24
NGC 6704 ............................................ 25
NGC 6705 ............................................ 22
NGC 6712 ............................................ 26
F
Fox 231 ................................................ 32
G
Gamma Sct ............................................ 8
Glasenapp 14 ....................................... 17
H
H 19 ..................................................... 12
H VI 50 ................................................ 16
h5503 ................................................... 33
h857 ....................................................... 5
Hipparcos 2579...................................... 9
Hipparcos 2654.................................... 18
Hipparcos 2664.................................... 34
Hussey 191 ............................................ 8
P
PK 19-4.1 ............................................. 39
-1-
Zone 220
PK 19-5.1............................................. 36
PK 21-1.1............................................. 37
PK 21-5.1............................................. 37
PK 23-2.1............................................. 30
PK 27-3.2............................................. 27
STF 2325.............................................. 14
STF 2337.............................................. 31
STF 2350 rej ........................................ 18
STF 2373.............................................. 31
STF 2388 rej ........................................ 16
STF 2391 rej ........................................ 15
STF 2405 rej ........................................ 17
R
Rossiter 4594 ....................................... 20
T
S
Tau Oph ................................................. 5
STF 2303 ............................................... 6
STF 2313 ............................................... 3
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Zone 220
Zone 220, Map 1
Double Stars
Easy
STF 2313
Rating: 2 E
ADS 11318; HD 169392; SAO 142290
Position: 1825-0636
A
B
Magnitude
7.18
8.72
Separation PA
—
—
6.0 196 -
Year
—
1991
Spectra
G0 IV
Colors
Y
O
Notes:
1832: 6.1 @ 199. 28 measurements. The stars share common proper motion.
Observations:
C8 at 83x.
Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball):
Diameter: A = 8.55 inches.
Separation: AB = 2.15 miles.
Distance (LY): 230
Total luminosity (Suns): 6.8
Barton 479
Position: 1830-0522
A
B
Magnitude
10.02
10.21
Rating: 3 E
Separation PA
—
—
5.5 +
281 +?
Year
—
1991
Spectra
G5
Notes:
1906: 5.0 @ 100. 4 measurements. Quadrant reversal in 1906?
Observations:
C11 at 98x.
-3-
Colors
W
W
Zone 220
Bos 2856
Rossiter 3998 (B); HD 166050; SAO 142120
Rating: 4 E
Position: 1809-0817
A
B
Magnitude
9.69
10.80
Separation PA
—
—
11.8
124
Year
—
1963
Spectra
A0
Colors
W
W?
Notes:
1 measurement.
Observations:
C11 at 98x. It is part of a narrow isosceles triangle.
Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball):
Diameter: A = 6.74 inches.
Separation: AB = 1.89 miles.
Distance (LY): 103
Total luminosity (Suns): 0.249
A 36
Rating: 5 E
ADS 11165; HD 166761; SAO 142150
Position: 1812-0718
A
B
Magnitude
7.72
11.47
Separation PA
—
—
69.2 +
40 -
Year
—
1984
Notes:
1899: 65.6 @ 42. 5 measurements.
B has a companion (11.30m) at 1.5 @ 210 (1995).
Observations:
C8 at 83x.
Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball):
Diameter: A = 16.6 inches.
Separation: AB = 29.2 miles; Bb = 246 feet.
-4-
Spectra
G0
Colors
W
?
Zone 220
Distance (LY): 270
Total luminosity (Suns): 5.4
Moderate
h857
Rating: 4 M
HD 167832; SAO 142193
Position: 1817-0717
A
B
Magnitude
8.36
13.05
Separation PA
—
—
21.2
20
Year
—
1901
Spectra
A0
Colors
W
?
Notes:
1 measurement.
Observations:
C8 at 104x.
Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball):
Diameter: A = 6.26 inches.
Separation: AB = 34.1 miles.
Distance (LY): 1,030
Total luminosity (Suns): 37.5
Difficult
Tau Oph
69 Oph; STF 2262; ADS 11005; HD 164765; SAO 142050
Rating: 3 D
Position: 1803-0811
A
B
C
Magnitude
4.80
5.94
11.28
Separation
—
1.7 +
99.8 -
PA
—
282 +!!
125 -
Year
—
1999
1987
Spectra
F5 V
F2 V
Colors
Y
Y
W
Notes:
AB 1835: 0.4 @ 193. Over 100 measurements. The orbital period is 280.03 years
(Wierzbinski, 1959) with semi-major axis of 1.49" and direct motion. Star A is a
spectroscopic binary.
-5-
Zone 220
AC 1879: 100.3 @ 127. 9 measurements.
Observations:
C8 at 206x. Some see both as W while Webb saw A as Y. Moderate field.
Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball):
Diameter: A = 4.35 inches; B = 10.1 inches.
Separation: AB = 2,082 feet; AC = 26.5 miles.
Distance (LY): 170
Total luminosity (Suns): 38.3
STF 2303
Rating: 5 D
ADS 11262; HD 168459; SAO 142229
Position: 1820-0759
A
B
Magnitude
6.69
9.41
Separation PA
—
—
1.6 -! 240 +!
Year
—
1991
Spectra
F5 V
Colors
W
?
Notes:
1825: 3.2 @ 213. 66 measurements.
Observations:
C8 at 280x. Webb saw them as yW and ?. The field is sparse owing to heavy
absorption in this area.
Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball):
Diameter: A = 4.35 inches.
Separation: AB = 2,957 feet.
Distance (LY): 227
Total luminosity (Suns): 11.1
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Zone 220
Deep Sky Objects
Difficult
NGC 6517
Other Names: H II 199
Astronomical League Program: Herschel 400 Club
Rating: 5 D
Position: 1802-0858
Type: Gc
Dimensions: 1'
Class: 4
Magnitude: 12.0
Notes:
The brightest stars are 16.0m and the horizontal branch is 18.0m.
This is the faintest of the telescopically discovered globulars, but that is due in part to
the very high degree of absorption here (5.4m).
Observations:
C8 at 83x. Faint and small; a featureless smudge in a faint field.
Model (where the Sun is a baseball):
Its diameter would be 2,430 miles.
Distance (LY): 26,000
Luminosity (suns): 120,000
NGC 6539
Position: 1805-0735
Type: Gc
Dimensions: 2.5'
Rating: 5 D
Class: 10
Magnitude: 12.0
Notes:
The brightest stars are 15.9m and the horizontal branch is 18.3m.
Interstellar absorption for this object is a staggering 7.0m!
Observations:
C8 at 83x. Faint, dull and even. It takes high power well.
-7-
Zone 220
Model (where the Sun is a baseball):
Its diameter would be 1,760 miles.
Distance (LY): 7,500
Luminosity (suns): 44,000
Zone 220, Map 2
Reference Star
Gamma Sct (HD 170296; SAO 161520)
Position: 1829-1434
Mag : 4.67
Assumed distance: 291 light years
Spectrum : A3 V
Color : W
Assumed luminosity (suns): 87
Double Stars
Easy
Hussey 191
Rating: 5 E
ADS 10952
Position: 1800-1346
A
B
Magnitude
10.43
10.91
Separation PA
—
—
4.2 120 -
Notes:
1900: 4.3 @ 121. 10 measurements.
Observations:
C11 at 98x. Too bad it is so faint!
-8-
Year
—
1991
Spectra
A9 V
Colors
W
W
Zone 220
Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball):
Diameter: A = 6.30 inches.
Separation: AB = 4,013 feet.
Distance (LY): 117
Total luminosity (Suns): 0.121
Moderate
Hussey 61
Rating: 3 M
ADS 11252
Position: 1820-1447
A
B
Magnitude
9.76
10.64
Separation PA
—
—
2.4 =
117 =
Year
—
1991
Spectra
A0 IV/V
Colors
W
W
Notes:
1899: 2.4 @ 117. 9 measurements.
Observations:
C11 at 193x.
Hipparcos 2579
Rating: 5 M
HD 167518; SAO 161242
Position: 1816-1111
A
B
Magnitude
7.73
11.90
Separation PA
—
—
8.4
113
Notes:
1 measurement.
Observations:
C11 at 193x.
-9-
Year
—
1991
Spectra
F5
Colors
W
?
Zone 220
Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball):
Diameter: A = 12.8 inches.
Separation: AB = 3.77 miles.
Distance (LY): 288
Total luminosity (Suns): 5.51
Deep Sky Objects
Easy
NGC 6611
Rating: 2 E
Other Names: Melotte 198; Collinder 375; The Eagle Nebula; The Star Queen Nebula;
M16
Astronomical Leage Program: Messier Club, Messier Binocular Club
Position: 1819-1347
Type: Oc
Dimensions: 6'
Class: II 3mn
Cluster population: 100
Magnitude: 6.5
Notes:
De Cheseaux first made note of it in 1746, noting only the cluster. (The nebula was
not detected until Isaac Roberts photographed the cluster in 1875.)
Messier added it to his catalog on June 3, 1764, and incredibly, hints at the nebula by
this description: "cluster of small stars, mingled with a faint light... with a small
telescope this cluster appears in the form of a nebula." It would seem reasonable that
Messier was simply describing the grainy background this cluster would show in a small,
poor telescope.
It is 66 x 53 light years in diameter. It is 5 million years old, and lies 19,000 light
years from the galactic center and 120 light years above the galactic plane.
It is part of the Ser OB1 association. The brightest star is 8.2m.
The nebula has the mass of 12,500 Suns and is 70 light years in diameter.
Observations:
C8 at 104x. Seems to have two centers, with nebulosity? It contains many "chains"
and doublets. Note the "elephant's trunk" in the middle of the nebula.
14x70 Binos. Four stars resolved and apparent nebulosity or unresolved background
stars.
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Zone 220
Model (where the Sun is a baseball):
Its diameter would be 4,490 miles with stars 970 miles apart.
Distance (LY): 5,700
Luminosity (suns): 6,380
NGC 6611 (M16)
Open cluster (II 3 mn; 100 stars)
Observed with C8 on 8/22/92
Magnification: 80x
NGC 6604
Other Names: Collinder 373, H VIII 15
Astronomical League Program: Herschel II Club
Rating: 3 E
Position: 1818-1214
Type: Oc
Dimensions: 2'
Class: I 3mn
Cluster population: 30
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Magnitude: 6.5
Zone 220
Notes:
This cluster is 4 million years old (the earliest spectral type is O9), and it is 21,400
light years from the galactic center and 200 light years above the galactic plane.
Observations:
C8 at 104x. It resembles a miniature Corona Borealis; dominated by a 6.5m Y star,
plus 7 other stars. The background looked grainy at 104x.
C11 at 98x. It overflowed the field by a factor of 100%. Very, very rich!
Model (where the Sun is a baseball):
Its diameter would be 430 miles with stars 139 miles apart.
Distance (LY): 5,530
Luminosity (suns): 4,160
NGC 6605
Other Names: H VIII 47
Rating: 4 M
Position: 1817-1458
Type: Oc
Magnitude: 6.0
Notes:
The Revised New General Catalog says this is probably not a cluster. But William
Herschel described it as a "loose straggling cluster."
Observations:
C8 at 206x. Six stars and haze with a NE to SW axis. I'd estimate the magnitude to
be about 11.0, not 6.0.
H 19
Position: 1817-1320
Type: Oc
Cluster population: 40
Rating: 4 M
Magnitude: 10.0
Dimensions: 5'
Observations:
C8 at 206x. Faint, averted vision will be a big help in seeing it.
Rich field.
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Zone 220
Difficult
NGC 6574
Other Names: NGC 6610
Rating: D
Position: 1812-1459
Type: Gal
Surface brightness: 12.3
Class: SAB(rs)bc:
Dimensions: 1.5' x 1.1'
Magnitude: 12.0
PA: 160
Observations:
C11 at 140x. I could only extract a 10" x 15" patch of uniform luminescence.
Distance (LY): 110,000,000
Radial velocity (km/sec): +2,282
Total luminosity (Suns): 15,000,000,000
NGC 6631
Other Names: Collinder 379
Rating: 5 D
Position: 1827-1202
Type: Oc
Dimensions: 5.0'
Class: II 2m
Cluster population: 30
Magnitude: 11.7
Notes:
This cluster is 398 million years old.
Observations:
C8 at 104x. I counted six faint stars in an oblong shape with a grainy backdrop.
Distance (LY): 8,450
Total luminosity (Suns): 117
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Zone 220
Zone 220, Map 3
Reference Star
Alpha Sct (1 Sct; HD 171443; SAO 142408)
Position: 1835-0815
Mag : 3.85
Spectrum : K2 III
Color : O
Assumed distance: 174 light years
Assumed luminosity (suns): 66
Notes:
This star is an infra-red source.
Double Stars
Easy
STF 2325
Bur 247; ADS 11429; HD 170901; SAO 142374
Rating: 3 E
Position: 1832-0922
A
B
Magnitude
5.77
9.47
Separation PA
—
—
12.4 =
257 -
Year
—
1991
Spectra
B2 V
Colors
W
R
Notes:
1829: 12.4 @ 258. 20 measurements.
Observations:
C8 at 104x. It dominates a bleak field and is enveloped in a very faint galactic
nebula, IC 1287. See if you can spot the dust lane just to the SE. Some see both as W.
Franks saw W and B.
Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball):
Diameter: A = 13.2 inches.
Separation: AB = 13.0 miles.
Distance (LY): 670
Total luminosity (Suns): 21
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Zone 220
STF 2391 rej
Rating: 3 E
ADS 11695; HD 174005; SAO 142640
Position: 1849-0600
A
B
Magnitude
6.50
9.59
Separation PA
—
—
38.1 +
333 =
Year
—
1982
Spectra
A2 II
G2
Colors
Y
W
Notes:
1829: 37.9 @ 333. 21 measurements. The stars share common proper motion.
Observations:
C8 at 83x. Rich field.
Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball):
Diameter: A = 54 inches; B = 19.6 inches.
Separation: AB = 31.5 miles.
Distance (LY): 530
Total luminosity (Suns): 63
Bur 247
Rating: 4 E
ADS 11429; HD 170901; SAO 142374
Position: 1832-0922
A
B
Magnitude
7.91
10.93
Separation PA
—
—
7.9 +
167 =
Year
—
1991
Notes:
1875: 7.6 @ 167. 11 measurements.
Observations:
C11 at 98x.
Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball):
Diameter: A = 51 inches.
Separation: AB = 8.26 miles.
Distance (LY): 670
Total luminosity (Suns): 26
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Spectra
A0 II
Colors
W
W?
Zone 220
STF 2388 rej
Rating: 4 E
HD 174069; SAO 142648
Position: 1849-0828
A
B
C
BC
Magnitude
7.79
9.90
10.00
Separation PA
—
—
54.1 345 +
21.4 =
19=
Year
—
1988
Spectra
B2 V
Colors
W
W
?
1988
Notes:
AB 1892: 54.8 @ 344. 5 measurements.
BC 1892: 21.4 @ 19. 5 measurements.
Observations:
C8 at 104x. A 10.4m star is 60" away in pa 355.
Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball):
Diameter: A = 13.2 inches.
Separation: AB = 532 miles; BC = 210 miles.
Distance (LY): 6,300
Total luminosity (Suns): 2,830
H VI 50
Rating: 4 E
ADS 11719; HD 174208; SAO 142661
Position: 1850-0555
A
B
C
Magnitude
6.15
12.30
8.23
Separation
—
23.5 +
111.8 -
PA
—
359 +
171 =
Year
—
1934
1991
Spectra
K1 II
Colors
D!
?
B
Notes:
AB 1879: 22.5 @ 357. 4 measurements.
AC 1879: 114.0 @ 171. 16 measurements.
A is a long-period spectroscopic binary.
May be optical because Hipparcos gives different distances (1,490 (A) and 245 (B)
light years).
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Zone 220
Observations:
C11 at 98x. C was very difficult.
Glasenapp 14
Position: 1852-0618
A
B
Magnitude
10.85
11.40
Rating: 4 E
Separation PA
—
—
7.2 23 +
Year
—
1910
Spectra
Colors
W
W
Notes:
1890: 7.3 @ 22. 2 measurements.
Observations:
C11 at 98x. It lies 1 min E of M11.
STF 2405 rej
Bur 1465 (B); ADS 11764; HD 174701; SAO 142725
Rating: 4 E
Position: 1852-0716
A
B
C
Magnitude
8.00
11.40
10.80
Separation
—
13.9
25.2 +
PA
—
115
302 =
Year
—
1904
1981
Notes:
AB 1 measurement.
AC 1848: 25.1 @ 302. 8 measurements.
Observations:
C8 at 104x.
Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball):
Diameter: A = 12.0 inches.
Separation: AB = 7.70 miles; AC = 14.0 miles.
Distance (LY): 355
Total luminosity (Suns): 6.08
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Spectra
B9 IV
Colors
W
No
B
Zone 220
STF 2350 rej
Rating: 5 E
ADS 11552; HD 172348; SAO 142480
Position: 1840-0747
A
B
Magnitude
5.84
10.90
Separation PA
—
—
19.4 195 =
Year
—
1959
Spectra
K0 III
Colors
O!
?
Notes:
1848: 24.5 @ 195. 8 measurements. The primary is an infra-red source.
Observations:
C8 at 104x. It lies in the midst of the Scutum Star Cloud.
Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball):
Diameter: A = 46.2 inches.
Separation: AB = 16.0 miles.
Distance (LY): 530
Total luminosity (Suns): 111
Hipparcos 2654
Rossiter 4595 (AB); HD 173202; SAO 142564
Rating: 5 E
Position: 1845-0737
A
B
C
Magnitude
8.39
12.30
10.53
Separation
—
2.1 13.8
PA
—
73 +
322
Notes:
AB 1938: 2.4 @ 69. 3 measurements.
AC 1 measurement.
Observations:
C11 at 98x.
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Year
—
1987
1991
Spectra
F0
Colors
W
No
O
Zone 220
Bur 969
SS Sct; ADS 11726; HD 174325; SAO 142674
Rating: 5 E
Position: 1851-0754
A
B
C
Magnitude
6.82
11.90
12.50
Separation
—
14.4 +
44.1
PA
—
239 +
102
Year
—
1962
1913
Spectra
C5 II
Colors
yW
?
No
Notes:
AB 1880: 14.3 @ 237. 8 measurements.
AC 1 measurement.
S Scuti, variable 9.7-10.9, 148 days. The primary is an infra-red source.
Observations:
C8 at 104x. Very rich field.
Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball):
Diameter: A = 9.60 inches.
Separation: AB = 29.0 miles; AC = 88.8 miles.
Distance (LY): 1,290
Total luminosity (Suns): 302
Jonckheere 2680
Rating: 5 E
HD 174939
Position: 1853-0627
A
B
Magnitude
9.17
10.59
Separation PA
—
—
80.0
320
Notes:
1 measurement.
Observations:
C8 at 104x.
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Year
—
1943
Spectra
K2
Colors
W
W?
Zone 220
Jonckheere 2241
Rating: 5 E
Position: 1856-0552
A
B
C
BC
Magnitude
10.35
10.93
11.80
Separation PA
—
—
20.0
215
4.0 +
Year
—
1942
1982
Spectra
Colors
W
W
No
259 -
Notes:
AB 1 measurement.
BC 1942: 2.0 @ 270. 2 measurements.
Observations:
C8 at 104x. The magnitudes seem fainter than what is listed— I'd say more like 10.6
and 10.8.
This star is the apex of a very flat triangle with two 7.5m stars (to the NE and SW).
Rich field.
Moderate
Rossiter 4594
Delta Sct; ADS 11581; HD 172748; SAO 142515; H V 36 (AC)
Rating: 3 M
Position: 1842-0903
A
B
C
D
Magnitude
4.70
12.20
10.56
10.50
Separation
—
15.2 52.2 110.1
PA
—
47 +
131 +
265
Notes:
AB 1938: 15.3 @ 46. 3 measurements.
AC 1879: 52.4 @ 130. 12 measurements.
AD 1 measurement.
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Year
—
1963
1982
1982
Spectra
F3 III
Colors
Y
?
R
No
Zone 220
The primary is a spectroscopic binary, as well as a pulsating variable. It is 1.9 times
as massive as the sun, and 3 times as large. It is also a Delta Scuti variable and a member
of the Hyades group.
The Sun is travelling in the general direction of Delta and in about 1.25 million years,
Delta will be much brighter in our sky than it presently is due to its proximity. In fact, it
will be the brightest star in our sky.
Observations:
C8 at 83x.
Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball):
Diameter: A = 9.00 inches.
Separation: AB = 4.43 miles; AC = 15.2 miles; AD = 32.1 miles.
Distance (LY): 187
Total luminosity (Suns): 37.64
Jonckheere 2156
Rating: 5 M
HD 175664; SAO 142829
Position: 1857-0826
A
B
C
BC
Magnitude
7.75
11.76
12.20
Separation PA
—
—
52.4 1+
4.6 +
Year
—
1948
1948
307 -
Notes:
AB 1942: 60.0 @ 0. 2 measurements.
BC 1942: 3.0 @ 310. 2 measurements.
Observations:
C8 at 104x.
Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball):
Diameter: A = 6.03 inches.
Separation: AB = 70.3 miles; BC = 6.17 miles.
Distance (LY): 860
Total luminosity (Suns): 41
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Spectra
A0
Colors
W
?
No
Zone 220
Difficult
Bur 419
Rating: 3 D
ADS 11430; HD 170921
Position: 1832-0750
A
B
Magnitude
8.38
9.42
Separation PA
—
—
1.1 34 -!
Year
—
1998
Spectra
A0
Colors
W
W
Notes:
1877: 1.2 @ 58. 29 measurements.
Observations:
C11 at 634x.
Deep Sky Objects
Easy
NGC 6705
Rating: 1 E
Other Names: Melotte 213; Collinder 391; The Wild Duck, M11
Astronomical Leage Program: Messier Club, Urban Deep Sky Club, Messier Binocular
Club
Position: 1851-0616
Type: Oc
Dimensions: 13'
Class: I 2r
Cluster population: 870
Magnitude: 5.8
Notes:
It was first discovered by G. Kirch in 1681. Halley included it in his list of 1715, as
did John Bevis (1786 Celestial Atlas).
De Mairan (1733) included it in a paper he published in 1733 and described it as "a
very dense, small cloud and very similar to the Andromeda Nebula, were it not for the
star which is seen close to the center."
Cassini wrote of it (in 1740) that "one might imagine that they [nebulous stars] are
formed of a great number of extremely small stars, so close to one another that they
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cannot be resolved even by our best telescopes. It is the combined light of these which
gives them their irregular shape and whitish color."
De Cheseaux listed it in 1746, calling it "a prodigious cluster of small stars".
Le Gentil listed it in 1759, as did Koehler in 1782. Bode included it in his 1777
catalog.
Messier added it to his list on May 30, 1764. He described it as a "cluster of a large
number of small stars... which can only be seen in a good instrument; with an ordinary
telescope... it resembles a comet: this cluster is mingled with a faint glow; in this cluster
is a star of 8th magnitude."
It is 15 light years in diameter and 550
million years old.
It has a density of 83 stars per cubic
parsec. Robert Tumpler calculated that an
observer at the center of M11 would see
several hundred 1m stars— 40 or more
would be brighter than Venus!!
It lies 23,000 light years from the
galaxy's center.
Observations:
C8 at 104x. An awesome and glorious
sight! Note the dominant Y star (8m) at the
center, and by all means, use high power! A
dark streak in the S is the dark nebula
Barnard 318. The "Wild Duck" name was
coined by William Henry Smyth because he
felt the appearance of the cluster resembled
a flock of ducks in flight. William Herschel
claimed to have seen it with the naked eye.
14x70 Binos. Mottled, triangular shape,
with 9m star about 10m S (makes it look
like a double star).
NGC 6705 (M11, The Wild Duck)
Open cluster (I 2 r; 870 stars)
Observed with C8 on 8/22/92
Magnification: 104x
Model (where the Sun is a baseball):
Its diameter would be 7,550 miles with stars 395 miles apart.
Distance (LY): 6,120
Luminosity (suns): 14,000
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NGC 6694
Rating: 2 E
Other Names: Melotte 212; Raab 136, M26
Astronomical Leage Program: Messier Club, Messier Binocular Club
Position: 1845-0924
Type: Oc
Dimensions: 14'
Class: II 3m
Cluster population: 30
Magnitude: 8.0
Notes:
It was discovered by Le Gentil in 1750; Messier added it to his list on June 20, 1764.
It is 12 light years in diameter and 89 million years old. The earliest spectral type is
B5, and 120 stars are known to be members. The brightest star is 10.3m.
It lies 23,000 light years from the galactic center and 250 light years below the
galactic plane.
Observations:
C8 at 104x. A triangle of 10m stars dominates this patchy cluster with a neat "kite" at
the center. The overall pattern suggests a tuning fork. (Steve Coe calls it a wishbone
shape.)
14x70 Binos. Three stars resolved and graininess. It is nestled inside a narrow 8m
triangle.
Model (where the Sun is a baseball):
Its diameter would be 6,420 miles with stars 1,040 miles apart.
Distance (LY): 5,200
Luminosity (suns): 1,330
NGC 6664
Other Names: Collinder 385, H VIII 12
Astronomical League Program: Herschel 400 Club
Rating: 4 E
Position: 1837-0813
Type: Oc
Dimensions: 16'
Class: III 2m
Cluster population: 50
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Magnitude: 7.8
Zone 220
Notes:
It is 140 million years old, with the earliest spectral type being B3. Over 60 stars are
known to be members of this group, which lies 23,700 light years from the galactic center
and just below its plane.
The brightest star is 10.2m.
Observations:
C8 at 104x. Large, coarse and in a "U" shape.
Model (where the Sun is a baseball):
Its diameter would be 6,440 miles.
Distance (LY): 3,800
Luminosity (suns): 860
Moderate
NGC 6704
Other Names: Collinder 390
Rating: 3 M
Position: 1851-0512
Type: Oc
Dimensions: 5'
Class: I 2m
Cluster population: 60
Magnitude: 9.5
Notes:
It is 20 million years old, with the earliest spectral class being B2. The brightest star
is 12.2m.
71 stars are known to be members.
It lies 22,000 light years from the galactic center and 250 light years below its plane.
Observations:
C8 at 206x. Tight and nebulous; it takes high power very well. It has a "J" shape and
stands out starkly against the background. A dark nebula, B320, lies behind it. Rich
field.
Model (where the Sun is a baseball):
Its diameter would be 2,760 miles with stars 329 miles apart.
Distance (LY): 9,700
Luminosity (suns): 1,170
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NGC 6712
Other Names: Melotte 215, H I 47
Astronomical League Program: Herschel 400 Club
Rating: 3 M
Position: 1853-0842
Type: Gc
Dimensions: 3'
Class: 9
Magnitude: 9.0
Notes:
The brightest stars are 13.3m and the
horizontal branch is 16.3m.
There is a great deal of obscuring dust
between us and this globular dimming it by
2.7m.
Observations:
C8 at 206x. The cluster is semi-resolved
at high power, with clearly resolved edges.
Steve Coe points out an interesting
observation: "Fine stardust... What is
bizarre is that this object is round with
averted vision and triangular with direct
vision. This effect is not obviouis." No
indeed— I missed it!
C11 at 98x. Large and semi-resolved.
C11 at 98x. Large, but not fully
resolved. It was mottled. The field is very
rich here. Class: 11.
Model (where the Sun is a baseball):
Its diameter would be 7,020 miles.
Distance (LY): 25,000
NGC 6712
Globular cluster
Observed with C11 on 9/24/03
Magnification: 98x
Okie-Tex Star Party
Luminosity (suns): 150,000
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Basel 1
Position: 1848-0551
Type: Oc
Dimensions: 9'
Rating: 4 M
Class: I 2 m
Cluster population: 15
Magnitude: 8.9
Notes:
It is 78 million years old.
Observations:
C11 at 140x. Rich, small group about 10 min NW of STF 2391. I counted 17 stars,
the brightest one being 12m.
Model (where the Sun is a baseball):
Distance (LY): 7,100
Luminosity (suns): 1,200
PK 27-3.2
Other Names: Vyssotsky 1-4
Rating: 5 M
Position: 1854-0626
Type: Pn
Class: 1
Magnitude: 13.4
Observations:
C8 at 206x. It is a very faint fuzzy star (about 4" diameter) with a bright center.
C11 at 98x. Nearly stellar. Set in a moderately rich but faint field. (Okie-Tex Star
Party, 2003)
Distance (LY): 32,600
Total luminosity (Suns): 363
See sketch, next page.
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PK 27-3.2
Planetary nebula
Observed with C11 on 9/25/03
Magnification: 98x
Okie-Tex Star Party
IC 1295
Other Names: PK 25-4.2
Rating: 5 M
Position: 1855-0850
Type: Pn
Dimensions: 1.5'
Class: 3b
Magnitude: 15.0
Notes:
It is often mislabeled as IC 1298
Observations:
C8 at 83x. This planetary gets lost in the traffic. Use averted vision.
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Model (where the Sun is a baseball):
Its diameter would be 600 miles.
Distance (LY): 4,300
Luminosity (suns): 1
IC 1295
Planetary nebula (3b)
Observed with C11 on 7/25/03
Magnification: 98x + O-III
Difficult
NGC 6683
Other Names: OCL 74
Rating: 4 D
Position: 1842-0617
Type: Oc
Dimensions: 11'
Class: I 2 pn
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Magnitude: 9.4
Zone 220
Notes:
Probably not a true open cluster.
The brightest star was only about 13.5m.
Observations:
C11 at 140x. Very faint and grainy area in a fantastically rich field. I counted 22 dim
stars. The surrounding field is actually brighter-- maybe this cluster should be called
"Hole in the Field".
PK 23-2.1
Other Names: M1-59
Rating: 5 D
Position: 1843-0905
Type: Pn
Dimensions: 4.8'' x 4.3''
Class: 2
Magnitude: 12.4
Notes:
Virtually stellar.
Observations:
C8 at 206x. It was barely detectable
with averted vision. No details to report.
C11 at 98x. Small object in a nice field.
A 10m star dominates about 12 min to the
NNE.
Distance (LY): 4,700
Total luminosity (Suns): 19
PK 23-2.1
Planetary nebula
Observed with C11 on 9/25/03
Magnification: 98x
Okie-Tex Star Party
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Zone 220, Map 1
Double Stars
Easy
STF 2337
Rating: 2 E
ADS 11460; HD 171332; SAO 161630
Position: 1835-1442
A
B
Magnitude
8.14
9.05
Separation PA
—
—
16.6 297 =
Year
—
1991
Spectra
A0 III/IV
B9 II/III
Colors
O
B
Notes:
1825: 16.7 @ 297. 20 measurements. The stars share a small common proper
motion.
Observations:
C8 at 83x. Very rich field. Webb saw them as W and B.
Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball):
Diameter: A = 19.2 inches; B = 10.2 inches.
Separation: AB = 2.15 miles.
Distance (LY): 83
Total luminosity (Suns): 0.73
STF 2373
Rating: 3 E
ADS 11642; HD 173457; SAO 161805
Position: 1846-1030
A
B
Magnitude
6.95
8.21
Separation PA
—
—
4.1 337 -
Notes:
1832: 4.2 @ 339. 41 measurements.
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Year
—
1997
Spectra
F2
Colors
O
R
Zone 220
Observations:
C8 at 206x. Webb saw them as W and W. Rich field.
Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball):
Diameter: A = 10.9 inches.
Separation: AB = 6.91 miles.
Distance (LY): 1,080
Total luminosity (Suns): 149
Fox 231
Rating: 4 E
ADS 11405
Position: 1831-1456
A
B
Magnitude
7.87
9.55
Separation PA
—
—
8.8 +
190 +
Year
—
1992
Spectra
A3 V
Colors
W
W
Notes:
1905: 8.3 @ 188. 12 measurements.
The stars have different proper motions and Hipparcos gives different distances (180
and 26 light years).
Observations:
C8 at 104x. Moderately rich field.
A 1889
Rating: 4 E
ADS 11783; HD 174887; SAO 161939
Position: 1853-1121
A
B
Magnitude
8.30
10.89
Separation PA
—
—
61.6 32 +
Year
—
1980
Spectra
B9
Colors
W
bW
Notes:
1907: 61.8 @ 31. 6 measurements. May be optical because Hipparcos gives
different distances (700 and 24 light years).
B has a 10.8m companion at 0.8 @ 118 (1926).
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Observations:
C8 at 104x.
Leonard 20
Rating: 5 E
ADS 11490; HD 171688
Position: 1837-1357
A
B
C
Magnitude
10.18
10.90
10.97
Separation
—
4.1 +
24.4 -
PA
—
257 121 +
Year
—
1983
1991
Spectra
F0 III
Colors
W
No
W
Notes:
AB 1917: 4.0 @ 258. 3 measurements.
AC 1905: 25.0 @ 120. 6 measurements.
Observations:
C8 at 104x. The field to the W is very bright.
h5503
Rating: 5 E
HD 175623; SAO 162012
Position: 1857-1451
A
B
Magnitude
7.15
11.76
Separation PA
—
—
37.7 79 =
Year
—
1980
Notes:
1903: 38.0 @ 79. 3 measurements.
Observations:
C8 at 104x.
Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball):
Diameter: A = 10.2 inches.
Separation: AB = 68.2 miles.
Distance (LY): 1,160
Total luminosity (Suns): 102
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Spectra
B9 II
Colors
B
?
Zone 220
Moderate
Hipparcos 2664
Rating: 4 M
HD 173726; SAO 161824
Position: 1847-1113
A
B
Magnitude
8.77
10.74
Separation PA
—
—
6.8 38 +
Year
—
1991
Spectra
A0
Colors
W
bW
Notes:
1906: 6.9 @ 37. 3 measurements.
Observations:
C11 at 98x.
Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball):
Diameter: A = 6.41 inches.
Separation: AB = 9.97 miles.
Distance (LY): 940
Total luminosity (Suns): 24
Bur 135
Soulie 218 (D, E); ADS 11512; HD 171957; SAO 161887
Rating: 5 M
Position: 1838-1400
A
B
C
D
E
Magnitude
6.58
10.50
14.70
10.47
11.49
Separation
—
2.0 20.0
121 =
128
PA
—
173 65
338 =
118
Year
—
1953
1916
1992
1982
Spectra
B9 IV
Colors
W
No
No
W
W?
Notes:
AB 1875: 2.4 @ 186. 10 measurements.
AC 1 measurement.
AD 1982: 121 @ 338. 2 measurements. May be optical because Hipparcos gives
different distances (690 and 29 light years). Luminosity is given for AB, which are
assumed to be binary.
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AE 1 measurement.
Observations:
C11 at 98x.
Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball):
Diameter: A = 12.0 inches.
Separation: AB = 2.15 miles; AC = 21.5 miles; AD = 130 miles; AE = 138 miles.
Distance (LY): 690
Total luminosity (Suns): 88
Barton 2755
Jonckheere 2139
Rating: 5 M
Position: 1838-1111
A
B
Magnitude
10.34
10.40
Separation PA
—
—
3.7 +! 129 -
Year
—
1954
Spectra
Colors
W
W
Notes:
1906: 1.9 @ 135. 2 measurements.
Observations:
C11 at 98x.
Difficult
Bur 967
Rating: 5 D
ADS 11564; HD 172475; SAO 161716
Position: 1841-1430
A
B
C
Magnitude
7.97
11.50
12.59
Separation
—
2.4 =
60.0 +!
PA
—
195 =
57 +
Notes:
AB 1880: 2.4 @ 195. 6 measurements.
AC 1913: 38.8 @ 54. 2 measurements.
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Year
—
1962
1982
Spectra
K0/1III
Colors
Y
No
W?
Zone 220
Observations:
C11 at 98x.
Deep Sky Objects
Easy
PK 19-5.1
Other Names: M1-61
Rating: 3 E
Position: 1846-1428
Type: Pn
Dimensions: <5''
Class: 1
Magnitude: 12.5
Observations:
C8 at 206x. A uniform disk; it is quite easy to identify with a good finder chart.
C11 at 98x. Small diskette that lies about 15 min W of a 9m star.
PK 19-5.1
Planetary nebula
Observed with C11 on 9/25/03
Magnification: 98x
Okie-Tex Star Party
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Moderate
IC 1287
Position: 1831-1050
Type: Gn
Dimensions: 44' x 34'
Rating: 3 M
Class: 4
Magnitude: —
Observations:
C8 at 83x. It is lit by 5.5m STF 2325. The brightest area is an oval 3 min NE of STF
2325. A broadband skyglow filter was of help in seeing this faint nebula.
Distance (LY): 782
PK 21-1.1
Other Names: M 1-51
Rating: 4 M
Position: 1834-1107
Type: Pn
Dimensions: 4" x 3"
Class: 3
Magnitude: 13.0
Observations:
C11 at 140x. A "star" that won't quite focus. It lies 2 min N of a 10m star. Uniform
brightness (or dimness), no central star seen.
Distance (LY): 7,500
Total luminosity (Suns): 28
PK 21-5.1
Other Names: M1-63
Rating: 4 M
Position: 1852-1311
Type: Pn
Dimensions: 4.4'' x 4.0''
Class: 2
Magnitude: 13.2
Observations:
C8 at 206x. A fuzzy star at 104x, it takes on a planetary look at 200. It has a bright
center, but no other details.
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C11 at 98x. Very small but bright diskette set in a meandering N-S line of faint stars.
(Okie-Tex Star Party, 2003)
PK 21-5.1
Planetary nebula
Observed with C11 on 9/25/03
Magnification: 98x
Okie-Tex Star Party
Difficult
NGC 6649
Other Names: Collinder 384; Raab 133
Rating: 3 D
Position: 1834-1024
Type: Oc
Dimensions: 5'
Class: I 3m
Cluster population: 50
Magnitude: 8.9
Notes:
This cluster is 50 million years old, and contains one Cepheid. The brightest star is
11.6m.
It lies 23,000 light years from the galactic center and 70 light years below the galactic
plane.
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Observations:
C8 at 104x. Small and faint, averted vision is necessary. It is coarse, and a 9m
orange star to the SE is tough on the view.
Model (where the Sun is a baseball):
Its diameter would be 1,970 miles with stars 524 miles apart.
Distance (LY): 4,460
Luminosity (suns): 430
PK 19-4.1
Other Names: M1-60
Rating: 5 D
Position: 1844-1345
Type: Pn
Class: 1
Magnitude: 12.3
Observations:
C8 at 104x. Extremely low surface
brightness; featureless and very difficult.
C11 at 98x. Moderate size with a central
star and a faint star involved on the W side.
(Okie-Tex Star Party, 2003)
Distance (LY): 11,900
Total luminosity (Suns): 133
PK 19-4.1
Planetary nebula
Observed with C11 on 9/25/03
Magnification: 98x
Okie-Tex Star Party
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Zone 220 Mini-Catalog
Double Stars
Designation
Position
Rating
Map
STF 2313
1825-0636
2E
1
STF 2337
1835-1442
2E
4
Barton 479
1830-0522
3E
1
STF 2325
1832-0922
3E
3
STF 2373
1846-1030
3E
4
STF 2391 rej
1849-0600
3E
3
Bos 2856
1809-0817
4E
1
Fox 231
1831-1456
4E
4
Bur 247
1832-0922
4E
3
STF 2388 rej
1849-0828
4E
3
H VI 50
1850-0555
4E
3
STF 2405 rej
1852-0716
4E
3
Glasenapp 14
1852-0618
4E
3
A 1889
1853-1121
4E
4
Hussey 191
1800-1346
5E
2
A 36
1812-0718
5E
1
Leonard 20
1837-1357
5E
4
STF 2350 rej
1840-0747
5E
3
Hipparcos
2654
1845-0737
5E
3
Bur 969
1851-0754
5E
3
Component
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
C
BC
A
B
C
A
B
C
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
C
A
B
A
B
C
A
B
C
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Mag
7.18
8.72
8.14
9.05
10.02
10.21
5.77
9.47
6.95
8.21
6.50
9.59
9.69
10.80
7.87
9.55
7.91
10.93
7.79
9.90
10.00
6.15
12.30
8.23
8.00
11.40
10.80
10.85
11.40
8.30
10.89
10.43
10.91
7.72
11.47
10.18
10.90
10.97
5.84
10.90
8.39
12.30
10.53
6.82
11.90
12.50
Separation
—
6.0 —
16.6 —
5.5 +
—
12.4 =
—
4.1 —
38.1 +
—
11.8
—
8.8 +
—
7.9 +
—
54.1 -
PA
—
196 —
297 =
—
281 +?
—
257 —
337 —
333 =
—
124
—
190 +
—
167 =
—
345 +
21.4 =
—
23.5 +
111.8 —
13.9
25.2 +
—
7.2 —
61.6 —
4.2 —
69.2 +
—
4.1 +
24.4 —
19.4 —
2.1 13.8
—
14.4 +
44.1
19=
—
359 +
111.8 —
115
25.2 +
—
23 +
—
32 +
—
120 —
40 —
257 24.4 —
195 =
—
73 +
13.8
—
239 +
44.1
Zone 220
Designation
Jonckheere
2680
Position
Rating
Map
1853-0627
5E
3
Jonckheere
2241
1856-0552
5E
3
h5503
1857-1451
5E
4
Hussey 61
1820-1447
3M
2
Rossiter 4594
1842-0903
3M
3
h857
Hipparcos
2664
Hipparcos
2579
1817-0717
4M
1
1847-1113
4M
4
1816-1111
5M
2
Barton 2755
1838-1111
5M
4
Bur 135
1838-1400
5M
4
Jonckheere
2156
1857-0826
5M
3
Tau Oph
1803-0811
3D
1
Bur 419
1832-0750
3D
3
STF 2303
1820-0759
5D
1
Bur 967
1841-1430
5D
4
Component
A
B
A
B
C
BC
A
B
A
B
A
B
C
D
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
C
D
E
A
B
C
BC
A
B
C
A
B
A
B
A
B
C
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Mag
9.17
10.59
10.35
10.93
11.80
7.15
11.76
9.76
10.64
4.70
12.20
10.56
10.50
8.36
13.05
8.77
10.74
7.73
11.90
10.34
10.40
6.58
10.50
14.70
10.47
11.49
7.75
11.76
12.20
4.80
5.94
11.28
8.38
9.42
6.69
9.41
7.97
11.50
12.59
Separation
—
80.0
—
20.0
PA
—
320
—
215
4.0 +
—
37.7 —
2.4 =
—
15.2 52.2 110.1
—
21.2
—
6.8 —
8.4
—
3.7 +!
—
2.0 20.0
121 =
128
—
52.4 -
259 —
79 =
—
117 =
—
47 +
52.2 110.1
—
20
—
38 +
—
113
—
129 —
173 20.0
121 =
118
—
1+
4.6 +
—
1.7 +
99.8 —
1.1 —
1.6 -!
—
2.4 =
60.0 +!
307 —
282 +!!
99.8 —
34 -!
—
240 +!
—
195 =
60.0 +!
Zone 220
Deep Space Objects
Object
NGC 6705
NGC 6611
NGC 6694
NGC 6604
PK 19-5.1
NGC 6664
IC 1287
NGC 6704
NGC 6712
H 19
NGC 6605
PK 21-1.1
Basel 1
PK 21-5.1
PK 27-3.2
IC 1295
NGC 6574
NGC 6649
NGC 6683
NGC 6517
NGC 6539
NGC 6631
PK 23-2.1
PK 19-4.1
Position
1851-0616
1819-1347
1845-0924
1818-1214
1846-1428
1837-0813
1831-1050
1851-0512
1853-0842
1817-1320
1817-1458
1834-1107
1848-0551
1852-1311
1854-0626
1855-0850
1812-1459
1834-1024
1842-0617
1802-0858
1805-0735
1827-1202
1843-0905
1844-1345
Rating
1E
2E
2E
3E
3E
4E
3M
3M
3M
4M
4M
4M
4M
4M
5M
5M
D
3D
4D
5D
5D
5D
5D
5D
Map
3
2
3
2
4
3
4
3
3
2
2
4
3
4
3
3
2
4
3
1
1
2
3
4
Specifications
Surface
Type
Mag
Br
Oc (I 2r)
5.8
Oc (II 3mn)
6.5
Oc (II 3m)
8.0
Oc (I 3mn)
6.5
Pn (1)
12.5
Oc (III 2m)
7.8
Gn (4)
—
Oc (I 2m)
9.5
Gc (9)
9.0
Oc
10.0
Oc
6.0
Pn (3)
13.0
Oc (I 2 m)
8.9
Pn (2)
13.2
Pn (1)
13.4
Pn (3b)
15.0
Gal (SAB(rs)bc:II-III)
12.0
12.3
Oc (I 3m)
8.9
Oc (I 2 pn)
9.4
Gc (4)
12.0
Gc (10)
12.0
Oc (II 2m)
11.7
Pn (2)
12.4
Pn (1)
12.3
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Population
870
100
30
30
50
60
40
15
50
30