Zone 36, Master Map Master.
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Zone 36, Master Map +66°00' Due to the complex nature of this zone, only the Zone Map centers will be plotted on the Master. Zone Master, Normal View, 10 deg FOV P Muller 122 STF 282 Stein 418 h1108 Milburn 254 h1122 Stein 409 Kruger 14 f Stock 6 Courtot 3 h1101 ε c IC 1747 Stein 344 Stein 396 STF 188 rej h1102 OSS 28 Milburn 281 Milburn 282 NGC 896 NGC 1027 Bpm 36 STF 283 Stein 368 STF 284 Kruger 17 Espin 1815 Bur 1374 Bur 1375 STF 306 Bur 1316 STF 257 STF 234 IC 1805 Espin 1954 Markarian 6 Berkeley 65 STF 263 d STF 193 NGC 743 h1098 +62°00' STF 335 +64°00' h1100 Stock 5 Bur 873 h1111 Ball 9 +60°00' Stein 422 OSS 26 STF 255 rej STF 277 Stein 1847 Stein 1828 Stock 2 Stein 1812 STF 329 Smart 32 Stein 1926 Stein 1930 Smart 31 King 4 STF 321 Cassiop Perseus Czernik 8 Espin 1775 STF 230 Stein 1786 STF 272 Ball 8 Holden 7 Basel 10 Hipparcos 295 NGC 957 Bur 1314 Bur 1370 Stein 1897 h1114 7 Per h2143 Stein 1830 OSS 24 Bur 1172 Barnard 23 Kruger 13 STF 293 Double Cluster in Perseus Scardia 5 OSS 25 Stein 1840 Stein 1929 Stein 1810 Stein 1958 STF 297 Argelander 7 Milburn 114 Stein 1797 A 1276 F Brown 1 A 1272 NGC 884 Trumpler 2 η Eta Per STF 235 9 Per Bur 786 Smart 26 STF 270 LDS 5401 Smart 30 STF 268Espin 2592 STF 217 rej A 1279 h2109 h2115 Tycho 94 Espin 950 Espin 621 Leonard 5 STF 267 rej STF 225 STF 260 h2142 Espin 51 STF 301 h2136 h2127 02h 00m 02h 12m 02h 24m h2126 02h 36m 02h 48m 03h 00m OSS 31 g j h e +56°00' +58°00' i Zone 36, Map 1 Normal Image Sky charts generated by TheSky Software; used by permission of Software Bisque Inc. h1125 Engelmann 10 STF 199 rej Iota Cas +67°00' ι Haupt 10 +66°00' STF 167 rej STF 282 STF 163 +65°00' h1108 h1122 h1101 Epsilon Cas Pettitt 3 IC 1747 Stein 344 STF 188 rej OSS 28 Milburn 281 Milburn 282 IC 166 h1091 Espin 1951 STF 151 rej NGC 663 Espin 1950 Espin 1872 STF 182 Mellotte 15 IC 1805 STF 257 STF 234 Stein 368 Espin 1954 Espin 1954 Markarian 6 STF 263; STF 264 Berkeley 65 Berkeley 65 Markarian 6 STF 263 STF 193 h1098 King 4 Perseus OSS 26 STF 255 rej Smart 32 Stein 1828 Stock 2 Stein 1812 Stein 1847 Smart 31 Czernik 8 STF 230 STF 272 STF 230 Holden 7 02h 40m 02h 32m Stein 320 NGC 743 Hipparcos 259 +59°00' STF 277 A. G. 301 +60°00' NGC 896 02h 24m Basel 10 Basel 10 02h 16m Stein 1754 Stein 1786 Cassiopeia STF 192 h1093 Hipparcos 295 02h 08m +62°00' h1102 OS 28 STF 283 STF 284 +63°00' ε Stock 6 Courtot 3 +61°00' Kruger 14 +64°00' h1100 Stock 5 Bur 873 h1111 02h 00m 01h 52m Zone 36, Map 1 Mirror Image Sky charts generated by TheSky Software; used by permission of Software Bisque Inc. h1125 Engelmann 10 ι Iota Cas +67°00' STF 199 rej Haupt 10 +66°00' STF 167 rej STF 282 +65°00' h1108 STF 163 h1100 h1111 h1101 Engelmann 7 Stock 6 Epsilon Cas ε Kruger 14 Courtot 3 Stein 344 STF 188 rej h1102 OSS 28 OS 28 +62°00' Milburn 281 Espin 1951 NGC 654 h1091 IC 166 Milburn 282 NGC 896 STF 257 IC 1805 Stein 368 STF 182 STF 153 STF 152 rej Espin 1872 STF 234 Espin 1954 Espin 1954 Smart 32 Stein 1828 Stock 2 Stein 1812 Smart 31 Stein 1847 King 4 Perseus Czernik 8 Stein 1754 STF 230 Cassiopeia STF 192 Stein 1786 STF 230 Hipparcos 295 02h 00m 02h 08m 02h 16m STF 277 STF 272 Basel 10 Basel 10 02h 24m Holden 7 02h 32m 02h 40m +59°00' OSS 26 STF 255 rej +60°00' Markarian 6 STF 263; STF 264 STF 263 Markarian 6 A. G. 301 STF 193 Stein 320 h1098 Stein 315 Hipparcos 259 NGC 743 Milburn 47 STF 156 h1093 +61°00' Mellotte 15 Espin 1950 Espin 1950 01h 52m +63°00' Pettitt 3 IC 1747 +64°00' Stock 5 Bur 873 Stein 264 Zone 36, Map 2 Normal Image Sky charts generated by TheSky Software; used by permission of Software Bisque Inc. STF 257 STF 234 +61°00' Espin 1954 STF 193 NGC 743 +60°00' h1098 OSS 26 STF 255 rej Stein 1828Smart 32 Stock 2 Stein 1847 Stein 1812 Smart 31 +59°00' Smart 32 Stein 1754 STF 230 Stein 1786 STF 192 Cassiopeia Basel 10 +58°00' Holden 7 7 Per Stein 1830 Double Cluster in Perseus OSS 24 Bur 1370 NGC 884 Barnard 23 OSS 25 Stein 1840 NGC 869 h1114 +57°00' Hipparcos 295 Kruger 13 Stein 1810 A 1272 Argelander 7 Stein 1797 F Brown 1 02h 24m 02h 18m 02h 12m 02h 06m h2101 02h 00m Zone 36, Map 2 Mirror Image Sky charts generated by TheSky Software; used by permission of Software Bisque Inc. STF 257 +61°00' STF 234 A. G. 301 NGC 743 h1098 +60°00' STF 193 OSS 26 Stock 2 Stein 1812 +59°00' Smart 31 Smart 32 Stein 1828 Stein 1847 Stein 1754 STF 192 Cassiopeia Stein 1786 STF 230 +58°00' Basel 10 Hipparcos 295 Stein 1742 Barnard 23 Kruger 13 7 Per Stein 1830 Double Cluster in Perseus OSS 24 Bur 1370 NGC 884 OSS 25 Stein 1840 h1114 NGC 869 Stein 1810 A 1272 Argelander 7 h2096 h2101 Stein 1797 02h 00m 02h 06m F Brown 1 02h 12m 02h 18m 02h 24m +57°00' Stein 1744 Zone 36, Map 2 Detail Normal Image +60°00' +60°30' Sky charts generated by TheSky Software; used by permission of Software Bisque, Inc. +59°30' OSS 26 Smart 32 Stein 1828 Stein 1847 Stock 2 Smart 31 +58°30' +59°00' Stein 1812 STF 230 Basel 10 02h 21m 02h 18m 02h 15m 02h 12m Zone 36, Map 2 Detail Mirror Image +59°30' OSS 26 +60°00' +60°30' Sky charts generated by TheSky Software; used by permission of Software Bisque, Inc. Stein 1828 Smart 32 Stein 1847 Stock 2 Smart 31 +58°30' +59°00' Stein 1812 STF 230 Basel 10 02h 12m 02h 15m 02h 18m 02h 21m Zone 36, Map 3 Normal Image h1098 Stein 320 NGC 743 OSS 26 STF 255 rej Smart 32 Stein 1828 +59°00' Stein 1847 Stock 2 +60°00' Sky charts generated by TheSky Software; used by permission of Software Bisque Inc. Stein 1812 Smart 31 Czernik 8 Stein 1754 Holden 7 Stein 1786 Basel 10 Hipparcos 295 Perseus Bur 1314 Stein 1830 7 Per Stein 1744 Stein 1710 OSS 24 Stein 1742 Kruger 13 Double Cluster in Perseus Barnard 23 OSS 25 A 1272 Stein 1810 Argelander 7 Stein 1797 F Brown 1 +57°00' NGC 869 Bur 1370 h2143 Stein 1840 NGC 884 9 Per STF 268 +58°00' STF 230 Cassiopeia STF 192 +56°00' STF 235 Bur 786 h2096 h2101 Espin 949 Espin 2592 Smart 26 Smart 30 STF 217 rej h2115 NGC 744 Stein 1741 Smart 25 h2109 +55°00' STF 272 Espin 950 +54°00' Leonard 5 STF 225 h2136 h2127 h2126 Espin 6 h2139 h2104 02h 30m 02h 20m 02h 10m A 1921 Jonckheere 645 02h 00m +53°00' STF 260 Zone 36, Map 3 Mirror Image Stein 320 NGC 743 h1098 OSS 26 STF 255 rej +60°00' Sky charts generated by TheSky Software; used by permission of Software Bisque Inc. Milburn 47 +59°00' Stein 1847 Smart 32 Stock 2 Stein 1812 Smart 31 Stein 1828 Stein 1754 Stein 1786 STF 230 Basel 10 Holden 7 Hipparcos 295 Stein 1710 Stein 1742 NGC 869 Bur 1370 +57°00' Stein 1830 7 Per Stein 1744 OSS 24 Kruger 13 Barnard 23 Smart 26 Espin 949 STF 235 Bur 786 NGC 744 Stein 1741 Smart 25 +56°00' h2101 Stein 1840 Double Cluster in Perseus NGC 884 OSS 25 A 1272 Stein 1810 h1114 Argelander 7 Stein 1797 F Brown 1 9 Per STF 268 Espin 2592 Smart 30 STF 217 rej h2109 h2115 +55°00' h2096 Espin 950 Leonard 5 STF 225 02h 00m STF 260 h2127 h2126 +53°00' Espin 6 A 1921 +58°00' Cassiopeia STF 192 +54°00' h1093 h2104 Jonckheere 645 02h 10m 02h 20m Argelander 53 02h 30m Zone 36, Map 3a Normal Image Sky charts generated by TheSky Software; used by permission of Software Bisque Inc. 7 Per Stein 1830 NGC 869 Double Cluster in Perseus Bur 1370 NGC 884 h1114 OSS 25 Stein 1840 A 1272 Zone 36, Map 3b Mirror Image Sky charts generated by TheSky Software; used by permission of Software Bisque Inc. 7 Per Stein 1830 NGC 869 Double Cluster in Perseus Bur 1370 h1114 OSS 25 Stein 1840 A 1272 NGC 884 Zone 36, Map 4 Normal Image +66°00' Sky charts generated by TheSky Software; used by permission of Software Bisque Inc. P Muller 122 STF 282 +65°00' Stein 418 Ball 9 Stein 422 h1122 Stein 409 STF 349 STF 335 Stock 6 Kruger 14 +64°00' Milburn 254 +63°00' Courtot 3 P Muller 37 Stein 396 Milburn 282 NGC 896 Bpm 36 NGC 1027 STF 283 IC 1805 Stein 368 Kruger 17 STF 263 Espin 1815 Bur 1374 Bur 1375 Markarian 6 STF 306 Bur 1316 Berkeley 65 +60°00' Collinder 34 Collinder 33 STF 257 +61°00' STF 284 +62°00' OSS 28 STF 277 Stein 1930 Stein 1926 STF 329 King 4 Perseus STF 321 Czernik 8 Espin 1775 03h 00m 02h 50m 02h 40m STF 272 02h 30m +59°00' OSS 31 Zone 36, Map 4 Mirror Image +66°00' Sky charts generated by TheSky Software; used by permission of Software Bisque Inc. P Muller 122 STF 282 +65°00' Stein 418 Stein 422 Ball 9 h1122 Stein 409 Stock 6 +64°00' Milburn 254 STF 335 +63°00' Kruger 14 Courtot 3 Stein 396 +62°00' OSS 28 Milburn 282 NGC 896 NGC 1027 STF 283 Stein 368 Bpm 36 STF 284 Espin 1954 Kruger 17 STF 263 Espin 1815 Bur 1374 Berkeley 65 Bur 1316 Bur 1375 Collinder 34 Collinder 33 STF 306 +60°00' Markarian 6 +61°00' STF 257 IC 1805 STF 255 rej STF 277 King 4 Stein 1930 Stein 1926 Perseus STF 329 STF 321 Czernik 8 Espin 1775 02h 30m STF 272 02h 40m 02h 50m 03h 00m +59°00' OSS 31 Zone 36, Map 5 Normal Image Sky charts generated by TheSky Software; used by permission of Software Bisque Inc. NGC 1027 STF 283 IC 1805 Stein 368 STF 257 STF 234 STF 284 +61°00' Espin 1954 Markarian 6 STF 263 +60°00' Berkeley 65 OSS 26 STF 255 rej STF 277 Stein 1828 Stock 2 Stein 1847 +59°00' Smart 32 King 4 Perseus Czernik 8 STF 272 Basel 10 +58°00' Holden 7 Cassiopeia Bur 1314 Stein 1897 h2143 NGC 957 7 Per Bur 1172 STF 293 NGC 884 +57°00' Stein 1830 OSS 25 Stein 1840 NGC 869 Bur 1370 h1114 Stein 1929 A 1272 Milburn 114 A 1276 02h 42m 02h 36m 02h 30m F Brown 1 02h 24m 02h 18m Zone 36, Map 5 Mirror Image Sky charts generated by TheSky Software; used by permission of Software Bisque Inc. NGC 1027 STF 257 IC 1805 STF 234 STF 283 Stein 368 STF 284 STF 263 +61°00' Espin 1954 Markarian 6 OSS 26 +60°00' Berkeley 65 STF 255 rej STF 277 Smart 32 Stein 1828 Stock 2 +59°00' Stein 1812 Stein 1847 King 4 Perseus Czernik 8 STF 230 STF 272 Basel 10 +58°00' Holden 7 Cassiopeia Bur 1314 Stein 1897 7 Per Stein 1830 NGC 957 h2143 OSS 25 Stein 1840 NGC 869 Bur 1370 h1114 +57°00' Bur 1172 NGC 884 A 1272 A 1276 F Brown 1 02h 18m 02h 24m 02h 30m 02h 36m 02h 42m Zone 36, Map 6 Normal Image Sky charts generated by TheSky Software; used by permission of Software Bisque Inc. Czernik 8 STF 272 Basel 10 +58°00' Holden 7 Cassiopeia Bur 1314 Stein 1897 h2143 NGC 957 7 Per Bur 1172 STF 293 NGC 884 +57°00' Stein 1830 OSS 25 Stein 1840 NGC 869 Bur 1370 h1114 Stein 1929 A 1272 Milburn 114 A 1276 +56°00' F Brown 1 Trumpler 2 Bur 786 9 Per STF 270 STF 268 Espin 2592 Espin 950 Leonard 5 STF 267 rej STF 260 +54°00' h2142 h2136 h2127 h2126 h2139 02h 42m 02h 36m 02h 30m +55°00' A 1279 02h 24m 02h 18m Zone 36, Map 6 Mirror Image Sky charts generated by TheSky Software; used by permission of Software Bisque Inc. Czernik 8 STF 230 STF 272 Basel 10 +58°00' Holden 7 Cassiopeia Bur 1314 Stein 1897 7 Per Stein 1830 NGC 957 h2143 Bur 1172 +57°00' OSS 25 Stein 1840 NGC 869 Bur 1370 h1114 NGC 884 A 1272 +56°00' A 1276 F Brown 1 Trumpler 2 9 Per Bur 786 Espin 2592 STF 270 STF 268 +55°00' A 1279 Espin 950 Leonard 5 h2142 +54°00' STF 267 rej STF 260 h2136 h2127 h2126 h2139 02h 18m 02h 24m 02h 30m 02h 36m 02h 42m Zone 36, Map 7 Normal Image Sky charts generated by TheSky Software; used by permission of Software Bisque Inc. +61°00' STF 284 Kruger 17 Espin 1815 Bur 1374 Collinder 34 Bur 1375 STF 306 Collinder 33 Bur 1316 STF 277 +60°00' Berkeley 65 Stein 1930 Stein 1926 STF 329 King 4 +59°00' OSS 31 Perseu STF 321 Espin 1775 +58°00' Ball 8 Cassiopeia +57°00' NGC 957 STF 293 Scardia 5 Stein 1929 STF 297 Stein 1958 +56°00' Milburn 114 Trumpler 2 Eta Perη 03h 00m 02h 54m 02h 48m 02h 42m 02h 36m Zone 36, Map 7 Mirror Image Sky charts generated by TheSky Software; used by permission of Software Bisque Inc. +61°00' STF 284 Espin 1815 Bur 1374 Berkeley 65 Bur 1375 Collinder 34 Collinder 33 Bur 1316 +60°00' STF 306 STF 277 Stein 1930 Stein 1926 King 4 +59°00' OSS 31 STF 329 Perseus STF 321 Czernik 8 Espin 1775 STF 272 +58°00' Ball 8 Cassiopeia +57°00' h2143 NGC 957 STF 293 Scardia 5 Stein 1929 STF 297 Milburn 114 Stein 1958 +56°00' A 1276 Trumpler 2 η 02h 36m 02h 42m 02h 48m Eta Per 02h 54m 03h 00m Zone 36, Map 8 Normal Image Stein 1930 Stein 1926 STF 329 King 4 +59°00' Sky charts generated by TheSky Software; used by permission of Software Bisque Inc. Pe STF 321 Ball 8 +57°00' Cassiopeia +58°00' Espin 1775 STF 293 Scardia 5 Stein 1929 STF 297 Stein 1958 Trumpler 2 +56°00' Milburn 114 Eta Per η LDS 5401 Tycho 94 +55°00' A 1279 +54°00' Espin 621 Espin 51STF 301 03h 00m 02h 54m 02h 48m 02h 42m 02h 36m Zone 36, Map 8 Mirror Image Stein 1930 Stein 1926 King 4 STF 329 Perseus STF 321 +59°00' Sky charts generated by TheSky Software; used by permission of Software Bisque Inc. Espin 1775 +57°00' +58°00' Ball 8 STF 293 Scardia 5 Stein 1929 STF 297 Milburn 114 +56°00' Stein 1958 Trumpler 2 η Eta Per LDS 5401 +55°00' A 1279 Tycho 94 +54°00' Espin 621 STF 301Espin 51 02h 36m 02h 42m 02h 48m 02h 54m 03h 00m Zone 36 Index 88 Double Stars; 2 Diffuse Nebulae; 14 Open Clusters Flamsteed 9 Per ......................................................... 26 Espin 2592 ............................................... 22 Eta Per ...................................................... 56 A F A 1272...................................................... 26 A 1276...................................................... 50 A 1279...................................................... 51 Argelander 7 ............................................ 20 F Brown 1 ................................................ 25 H h1100 .......................................................... 3 h1101 .......................................................... 4 h1102 .......................................................... 5 h1111 .......................................................... 4 h1122 ........................................................ 30 h2101 ........................................................ 18 h2109 ........................................................ 18 h2115 ........................................................ 21 h2143 ........................................................ 40 Hipparcos 295 ......................................... 15 Holden 7................................................... 43 B Ball 8 ........................................................ 52 Ball 9 ........................................................ 33 Barnard 23 ............................................... 19 Basel 10 ................................................... 17 Berkeley 65 ............................................. 39 Bpm 36 ..................................................... 37 Bur 1172 .................................................. 44 Bur 1314 .................................................. 43 Bur 1316 .................................................. 31 Bur 1374 .................................................. 31 Bur 1375 .................................................. 36 Bur 786 .................................................... 22 Bur 873 ...................................................... 7 I IC 1805 .................................................... 39 K King 4....................................................... 48 Kruger 13 ................................................. 23 Kruger 14 ................................................. 29 C Collinder 33 ............................................. 39 Courtot 3 .................................................. 28 Czernik 8.................................................. 46 L LDS 5401................................................. 57 E M Espin 1815 ............................................... 32 Espin 1954 ................................................. 5 Markarian 6 ............................................. 46 -1- Zone 36 Milburn 114 ............................................. 54 Milburn 281 ............................................... 7 Milburn 282 ............................................... 6 Stein 344 .................................................... 6 Stein 368 .................................................. 34 Stein 396 .................................................. 35 Stein 409 .................................................. 33 STF 188 rej ................................................ 3 STF 192 ................................................... 11 STF 193 ................................................... 14 STF 217 rej .............................................. 19 STF 230 ................................................... 12 STF 234 ..................................................... 8 STF 235 ................................................... 25 STF 255 rej .............................................. 41 STF 257 ..................................................... 8 STF 263 ................................................... 42 STF 268 ................................................... 50 STF 270 ................................................... 49 STF 272 ................................................... 44 STF 277 ................................................... 45 STF 283 ................................................... 37 STF 284 ................................................... 29 STF 293 ................................................... 58 STF 297 ................................................... 54 STF 306 ................................................... 34 STF 321 ................................................... 52 Stock 2 ..................................................... 17 Stock 5 ....................................................... 9 Stock 6 ....................................................... 9 N NGC 1027................................................ 38 NGC 884 .................................................. 27 NGC 896 .................................................. 10 NGC 957 .................................................. 47 O OSS 24 ..................................................... 21 OSS 26 ..................................................... 13 OSS 28 ..................................................... 28 S Scardia 5 .................................................. 55 Smart 26 ................................................... 23 Smart 30 ................................................... 20 Smart 32 ................................................... 12 Stein 1754 ................................................ 13 Stein 1786 ................................................ 14 Stein 1797 ................................................ 24 Stein 1810 ................................................ 24 Stein 1812 ................................................ 16 Stein 1828 ................................................ 15 Stein 1847 ................................................ 16 Stein 1897 ................................................ 41 Stein 1926 ................................................ 53 Stein 1929 ................................................ 58 Stein 1930 ................................................ 53 T Trumpler 2 ............................................... 51 -2- Zone 36 Zone 36, Map 1 Double Stars Easy STF 188 rej Other name(s): SAO 12075 Rating: 3 E Position: 0200+6254 A B Magnitude 8.95 10.44 Separation PA — — 32.0 238 = Year — 1991 Spectra M0 Colors Y! W Notes: 1901: 32.6 @ 238. 11 measurements. The stars have common proper motion. Observations: C11 at 115x. Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 37.4 inches. Separation: AB = 52.4 miles. Distance (LY): 1,050 Total luminosity (Suns): 28.7 h1100 Other name(s): ADS 1571; HD 11946 Rating: 4 E Position: 0200+6437 A B Magnitude 5.26 9.50 Separation PA — — 42.0 + 310 - Notes: 1894: 38.3 @ 312. 7 measurements. -3- Year — 1981 Spectra A0 Vn Colors W W? Zone 36 Observations: C11 at 115x. Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 9.00 inches. Separation: AB = 16.8 miles. Distance (LY): 257 Total luminosity (Suns): 42 h1101 Other name(s): ADS 1618 Rating: 5 E Position: 0204+6408 A B Magnitude 10.61 11.80 Separation PA — — 8.3 + 102 + Year — 1909 Spectra Colors W O? Notes: 1906: 8.2 @ 100. 3 measurements. May be identical with Stein 337 (same position, 10.6 and 11.2 magnitudes, 7.9 @ 101; AB 1904: 8.3 @ 104. 2 measurements.) Observations: C11 at 115x. A very rich field (almost like an open cluster) lies 5 min NE. h1111 Rating: 4 E Position: 0215+6415 A B Magnitude 10.58 11.60 Separation PA — — 7.0 344 + Notes: 1906: 7.4 @ 339. 2 measurements. -4- Year — 1909 Spectra Colors W? ? Zone 36 Observations: C11 at 115x. Distance (LY): 447 Total luminosity (Suns): 1.27 Espin 1954 Other name(s): ADS 1838 Rating: 5 E Position: 0226+6107 A B Magnitude 11.96 11.43 Separation PA — — 21.6 53 = Year — 1922 Spectra Colors ? ? Notes: 1922: 22.6 @ 53. 2 measurements. B has a companion at 4.0 @ 125 (1922). Observations: C8 at 104x. Moderate h1102 Rating: 5 M Position: 0205+6246 A B Magnitude 11.91 12.50 Separation PA — — 9.7 -! 58 +! Notes: 1905: 9.9 @ 56. 2 measurements. Observations: C11 at 115x. -5- Year — 1909 Spectra Colors W ? Zone 36 Stein 344 Other name(s): HD 12819 Rating: 5 M Position: 0208+6309 A B Magnitude 8.27 11.28 Separation PA — — 11.8 36 Year — 1904 Spectra A3 V Colors W ? Notes: 1 measurement. Observations: C11 at 115x. B was very difficult. Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 5.75 inches. Separation: AB = 3.37 miles. Distance (LY): 183 Total luminosity (Suns): 1.37 Milburn 282 Other name(s): ADS 1869 Rating: 4 M Position: 0229+6207 A B C Magnitude 10.90 11.90 11.20 Separation — 3.3 4.5 + PA — 143 43 - Notes: AB 1902: 3.5 @ 161. 3 measurements. AC 1900: 3.9 @ 47. 5 measurements. Abt found seven more extremely faint comes. Observations: C11 at 339x. -6- Year — 1948 1987 Spectra B2 V Colors W W? W Zone 36 Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 0.10 inches. Separation: AB = 2,583 feet; AC = 3,523 feet. Distance (LY): 95 Total luminosity (Suns): 0.066 Difficult Bur 873 Other name(s): ADS 1635; HD 12509 Rating: 4 D Position: 0205+6423 A B C Magnitude 7.10 10.61 11.96 Separation — 2.2 + 87 PA — 25 = 145 Year — 1991 Spectra B1 III Colors W ? W Notes: AB 1880: 2.1 @ 25. 10 measurements. AC 1913: 87 @ 145. 1 measurement. Observations: C11 at 115x. B was not detected. This pair is part of a very rich asterism. Milburn 281 Other name(s): ADS 1694; SAO 12172 Rating: 5 D Position: 0213+6222 A B Magnitude 9.77 10.43 Separation PA — — 67.4 254 Notes: 1 measurement. -7- Year — 1923 Spectra F5 Colors W ? Zone 36 Observations: C8 at 104x. STF 234 Other name(s): ADS 1737; HD 13864 Rating: 2 D Position: 0217+6121 A B C Magnitude 8.22 8.93 12.00 Separation — 0.7 82.5 PA — 232 240 Year — 1998 1910 Spectra G2 V Colors Y W? No Notes: AB 1831: 0.8 @ 239. 61 measurements. Orbit calculated. Period is 144years, semimajor axis of 0.54", motion retrograde. BC 1 measurement. Observations: C11 at 634x. Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 15.9 inches. Separation: AB = 1,003 feet; AC = 22.0 miles. Distance (LY): 171 Total luminosity (Suns): 1.80 STF 257 Other name(s): V559 Cas; ADS 1833; HD 14817 Rating: 3 D Position: 0226+6133 A B Magnitude 7.58 7.44 Separation PA — — 0.4 62 -!! Year — 1999 Spectra F8 IV Colors W W Notes: 1830: 0.6 @ 165. 90 measurements. Orbit calculated. Period is 580years, semimajor axis of 0.68", motion direct. -8- Zone 36 One component is a spectroscopic and eclipsing pair, Period is 1.58d. Observations: C11 at 634x. I got a rod with a mask on a night of poor seeing. Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 8.40 inches. Separation: AB = 2.429 feet. Distance (LY): 740 Total luminosity (Suns): 115 Deep Sky Objects Easy Stock 5 Rating: 3 E Position: 0205+6426 Type : Oc Dimensions: 15' Class: IV 2p Cluster population: 25 Magnitude : 7.0 Observations: C8 at 104x. Sparse, but very bright. A 7m star lies on the W edge. Three other bright stars form a large triangle, and the cluster lies more or less inside it. Moderate Stock 6 Other Names: NGC 886? Rating: 3 M Position: 0224+6352 Type : Oc Dimensions: 20' Class: IV 2p Cluster population: 20 -9- Magnitude : 11.0 Zone 36 Notes: It was discovered by John Herschel in 1833 with an 18-inch F/12.8 scope at the Cape of Good Hope. He described it as a "coarse straggling cluster, not very rich." The fact that the cluster would have been virtually on Herschel's northern horizon may account for his describing it as coarse. The brightest star is 11.0m. Observations: C8 at 104x. A pair of 6m star lies 15 min S. This cluster is very, very rich, but faint. It lies between two brighter stars (8m to NW, 9m to SE). Its charm disappears at high powers! Difficult NGC 896 Other Names: Heart and Soul Nebula Astronomical League Program: Herschel II Award Rating: 4 D Position: 0225+6154 Type : Gn Dimensions: 20' x 20' Class: Emm Magnitude : na Observations: C11 at 98x. (9/21/03, Okie-Tex Star Party; superb seeing and transparency) Cigar shaped glow in a rich field. It runs E-W and lies just N of a scattered necklace of 11-13m stars. NGC 896 (Bright nebula) C11 at 98x Sept. 21, 2003 Okie-Tex Star Party - 10 - Zone 36 Zone 36, Map 2 Double Stars Easy STF 192 Other name(s): ADS 1587; HD 12098; SAO 22833 Rating: 4 E Position: 0201+5831 A B C Magnitude 8.10 10.10 9.40 Separation — 5.1 + 72.6 - PA — 183 148 + Year — 1992 1984 Spectra F0 B8 Notes: AB 1832: 4.5 @ 184. 11 measurements. AC 1881: 76.2 @ 146. 7 measurements. Different proper motions. Observations: C8 at 104x. A nice arc of five 9m stars lies 8 min W. Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 10.5 inches; C = 4.63 inches. Separation: AB = 845 feet; AC = 2.37 miles. Distance (LY): 21 Total luminosity (Suns): 0.029 - 11 - Colors W ? bW Zone 36 STF 230 Other name(s): ADS 1717; HD 13633; SAO 23071 Rating: 4 E Position: 0215+5830 A B Magnitude 7.86 9.40 Separation PA — — 24.1 = 258 + Year — 1999 Spectra B9 III B9 IV Colors W B Notes: 1831: 24.1 @ 257. 20 measurements. Hipparcos/Tycho data show different distances for these stars; they may be optical. The stars have a small difference in proper motion. Observations: C8 at 83x. It is overpowered by the bright but moderate field. Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 1.27 inches; B = 1.39 inches. Separation: AB = 94.0 miles. Distance (LY): 2,500 Total luminosity (Suns): 390 Smart 32 Rating: 5 E Position: 0220+5922 A B Magnitude 10.15 11.09 Separation PA — — 17.5 + 121 + Notes: 1908: 15.0 @ 117. 5 measurements. Observations: C11 at 115x. - 12 - Year — 1991 Spectra Colors W W Zone 36 OSS 26 Other name(s): HD 14172; SAO 23194 Rating: 3 E Position: 0220+6002 A B C Magnitude 6.94 7.18 11.28 Separation — 63.1 72.2 PA — 200 = 133 Year — 1992 1911 Spectra A2 V G5 II Colors W W ? Notes: AB 1875: 63.5 @ 200. 23 measurements. AC 1 measurement. Hipparcos/Tycho data show different distances for these stars; they may be optical. However, the stars exhibit common proper motion. Observations: C8 at 104x. Espin saw them as pO and pG. Rich field. Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 5.30 inches; B = 15.0 inches. Separation: AB = 67.0 miles; AC = 77.0 miles. Distance (LY): 680 Total luminosity (Suns): 111 Moderate Stein 1754 Rating: 5 M Position: 0201+5842 A B Magnitude 10.41 11.22 Separation PA — — 11.7 + 1+ Year — 1993 Spectra Colors W O Notes: 1910: 10.2 @ 346. 5 measurements. Hipparcos gives discordant distances: 336 light years and 25.. - 13 - Zone 36 Observations: C11 at 115x. STF 193 Other name(s): ADS 1599; HD 12161; SAO 12086 Rating: 5 M Position: 0201+6030 A B Magnitude 8.10 10.40 Separation PA — — 2.7 203 + Year — 1984 Spectra F0 III Colors W W Notes: 1832: 3.0 @ 194. 10 measurements. Observations: C8 at 697x It lies on the N edge of open cluster NGC 743. Very difficult. Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 23.7 inches. Separation: AB = 7.58 miles. Distance (LY): 1,800 Total luminosity (Suns): 218 Stein 1786 Other name(s): HD 12964; SAO 22961 Rating: 5 M Position: 0209+5831 A B Magnitude 9.80 10.50 Separation PA — — 15.2 + 322 + Year — 1946 Notes: 1910: 14.7 @ 320. 6 measurements. Observations: C8 at 104x. A 6.5m Y star is to the S. Bright, rich field. - 14 - Spectra A0 Colors W ? Zone 36 Hipparcos 295 Rating: 5 M Position: 0213+5805 A B Magnitude 11.42 11.53 Separation PA — — 18.6 353 Year — 1991 Spectra F9 Colors W W Notes: 1 measurement. Observations: C11 at 115x. It is in the center of the base of an 11m narrow isosceles triangle. Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 19.0 inches. Separation: AB = 4.06 miles. Distance (LY): 140 Total luminosity (Suns): 0.074 Stein 1828 Rating: 4 M Position: 0218+5921 A B Magnitude 11.95 12.90 Separation PA — — 11.7 139 - Year — 1921 Notes: 1909: 12.0 @ 140. 3 measurements. Observations: C11 at 115x. A nice wall of four dim stars lies nust N. - 15 - Spectra Colors W W Zone 36 Difficult Stein 1812 Other name(s): Smart 31? Rating: 5 D Position: 0214+5913 A B Magnitude 12.40 12.70 Separation PA — — 8.0 44 Year — 1910 Spectra Colors W W Notes: 1 measurement. Smart 31 is listed at the same position and similar data (nearly same magnitudes, 8.1 @ 47 in 1921). Observations: C11 at 115x. It lies 2 min E of an 8m star. Stein 1847 Rating: 5 D Position: 0220+5918 A B Magnitude 12.11 13.10 Separation PA — — 13.8 133 + Notes: 1909: 14.4 @ 129. 3 measurements. Observations: C11 at 115x. It lies 1 min S of Smart 32. - 16 - Year — 1921 Spectra Colors W ? Zone 36 Deep Sky Objects Easy Stock 2 Rating: 3 E Position: 0215+5916 Type : Oc Dimensions: 60' Class: III 1m Cluster population: 50 Magnitude : 4.4 Notes: It is 18 light years in diameter and 100 million years old. The brightest star is 8.2m. Observations: C8 at 104x. It is a bright group and overflowed my 24 min field. There are many pairs in this group, but not many dominant patterns. Distance (LY): 1,040 Luminosity (suns): 1,500 Moderate Basel 10 Rating: 5 M Position: 0219+5819 Type : Oc 12 Magnitude : 9.9 Cluster population: Notes: The brightest star is 10.2m. It is reddened 0.774 magnitudes. Observations: C8 at 104x. It is faint and does not stand out well in the moderate field. The most distinguishing feature is three pairs of faint stars. Distance (LY): 6,350 Luminosity (suns): 720 - 17 - Zone 36 Zone 36, Map 3 Double Stars Easy h2101 Other name(s): ADS 1575 Rating: 3 E Position: 0200+5623 A B Magnitude 9.41 10.46 Separation PA — — 5.7 - 277 + Year — 1991 Spectra F0 Colors W ? Notes: 1830: 5.8 @ 275. 8 measurements. Hipparcos gives discordant distances— 680 light years (A) and 59 (B). Observations: C11 at 115x. h2109 Rating: 4 E Position: 0207+5507 A B Magnitude 9.86 11.60 Separation PA — — 8.6 - 217 + Notes: 1900: 8.9 @ 216. 9 measurements. Observations: C11 at 115x. - 18 - Year — 1925 Spectra Colors W ? Zone 36 Barnard 23 Other name(s): ADS 1648 Rating: 5 E Position: 0207+5703 A B C BC Magnitude 9.02 9.77 10.9 Separation PA — — 85.9 + 61 = Year — 1984 3.7 + 107 - 1990 Spectra B8 III Colors W ? No Notes: AB 1911: 85.1 @ 61. 5 measurements. BC 1911: 2.0 @ 118. 4 measurements. Observations: C8 at 104x. Rich field. Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 18.0 inches. Separation: AB = 11.4 miles; BC = 2,593 feet. Distance (LY): 85 Total luminosity (Suns): 0.18 STF 217 rej Rating: 5 E Position: 0208+5513 A B C Magnitude 10.30 11.00 9.70 Separation — 100.1 134.4 + PA — 125 = 128 - Year — 1984 1918 Spectra F8 Colors W B? W Notes: AB 1903: 103.9 @ 125. 5 measurements. Hipparcos/Tycho data show different distances for these stars; they may be optical. AC 1904: 134.2 @ 129. 2 measurements. - 19 - Zone 36 Observations: C8 at 104x. Moderately rich field. Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 17.0 inches. Separation: AB = 10.9 miles; AC = 14.7 miles. Distance (LY): 70 Total luminosity (Suns): 0.1 Smart 30 Rating: 4 E Position: 0208+5525 A B Magnitude 9.96 10.30 Separation PA — — 11.1 - 327 + Year — 1913 Spectra Colors W W Notes: 1908: 11.2 @ 326. 2 measurements. Observations: C11 at 115x. Distance (LY): 50 Total luminosity (Suns): 0.039 Argelander 7 Other name(s): HD 13187; SAO 23005 Rating: 5 E Position: 0211+5625 A B Magnitude 8.80 9.96 Separation PA — — 17.2 - 256 - Notes: 1904: 18.4 @ 265. 8 measurements. - 20 - Year — 1984 Spectra F2 V Colors W pB Zone 36 Observations: C8 at 104x. Rich and bright field. Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 5.10 inches. Separation: AB = 145r miles. Distance (LY): 5,400 Total luminosity (Suns): 650 h2115 Rating: 4 E Position: 0212+5508 A B Magnitude 10.69 10.92 Separation PA — — 8.4 - 55 - Year — 1991 Spectra Colors W yW Notes: 1903: 9.2 @ 56. 5 measurements. Observations: C11 at 115x. Distance (LY): 151 Total luminosity (Suns): 0.171 OSS 24 Other name(s): HD 13403 Rating: 4 E Position: 0213+5713 A B C Magnitude 7.02 8.72 12.42 Separation — 85.3 +! 105.2 + PA — 333 + 232 + Notes: AB 1875: 55.7 @ 332. 24 measurements. AC 1907: 102.5 @ 216. 6 measurements. - 21 - Year — 1995 1986 Spectra G2/3 V G1 V Colors Y yW W Zone 36 Observations: C8 at 104x. A mini "Leo" is just W. C11 at 115x. Extremely rich field. Bur 786 Other name(s): ADS 1746; HD 13953 Rating: 3 E Position: 0218+5546 A B Magnitude 8.86 10.61 Separation PA — — 5.5 + 350 - Year — 1993 Spectra A5 V Colors W O Notes: 1881: 5.1 @ 351. 17 measurements. Hipparcos gives discordant distances: 139 light years for A and 51 for B. Observations: C11 at 115x. Nice field. Espin 2592 Other name(s): ADS 1815 Rating: 5 E Position: 0223+5531 A B Magnitude 10.92 11.00 Separation PA — — 9.2 + 270 Notes: 1910: 9.0 @ 269. 2 measurements. Observations: C11 at 115x. - 22 - Year — 1913 Spectra A2 Colors W W Zone 36 Moderate Smart 26 Rating: 5 M Position: 0201+5535 A B Magnitude 10.79 11.19 Separation PA — — 16.4 - 146 + Year — 1991 Spectra Colors W W Notes: 1908: 16.5 @ 144. 5 measurements. Observations: C11 at 115x. Kruger 13 Other name(s): ADS 1637 Rating: 5 M Position: 0205+5701 A B Magnitude 9.71 10.27 Separation PA — — 3.8 - 343 - Notes: 1890: 3.9 @ 344. 20 measurements. Observations: C8 at 104x. Moderately rich field. - 23 - Year — 1994 Spectra B9 Colors W bW? Zone 36 Stein 1797 Other name(s): HD 13149; SAO 22997 Rating: 5 M Position: 0210+5617 A B Magnitude 7.37 11.25 Separation PA — — 14.1 - 134 - Year — 1991 Spectra K2 III Colors O W Notes: 1912: 16.0 @ 135. 3 measurements. Observations: C8 at 206x. A faint double star lies 5 min N. Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 50.0 inches. Separation: AB = 11.2 miles. Distance (LY): 510 Total luminosity (Suns): 21 Stein 1810 Rating: 5 M Position: 0213+5638 A B Magnitude 11.98 12.90 Separation PA — — 13.2 54 Notes: 1 measurement. Observations: C11 at 115x. - 24 - Year — 1912 Spectra B Colors W ? Zone 36 Difficult STF 235 Other name(s): ADS 1738; HD 13901 Rating: 3 D Position: 0217+5555 A B Magnitude 9.39 9.59 Separation PA — — 1.9 + 48 + Year — 1999 Spectra F8 Colors W W Notes: 1830: 1.7 @ 43. 21 measurements. Observations: C11 at 339x. Nice field. C11 at 634x. F Brown 1 Other name(s): ADS 1750 Rating: 5 D Position: 0218+5616 A B Magnitude 11.02 11.02 Separation PA — — 4.1 - 311 +? Year — 1991 Notes: 1915: 4.7 @ 125. 4 measurements. Quadrant reversal? Observations: C11 at 115x. - 25 - Spectra Colors W W Zone 36 A 1272 Other name(s): ADS 1748; HD 13970 Rating: 4 D Position: 0218+5638 A B Magnitude 8.31 9.68 Separation PA — — 1.2 = 25 = Year — 1991 Spectra B5 Ib Colors W W Notes: 1906: 1.2 @ 25. 7 measurements. Observations: C11 at 634x. 9 Per Rating: 5 D Other name(s): Bur 875; V 474 Per; ADS 1802; HD 14489; SAO 23256 Position: 0222+5550 A B Magnitude 5.16 12.00 Separation PA — — 11.7 + 164 + Year — 1924 Notes: 1880: 11.6 @ 162. 8 measurements. This star is part of the Per OB1 Association. Observations: C8 at 206x. Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 19.5 feet! Separation: AB = 37.4 miles. Distance (LY): 2,050 Total luminosity (Suns): 2,805 - 26 - Spectra A2 Ia Colors Y ? Zone 36 Deep Sky Objects Easy NGC 884 Rating: 2 E Other Names: Chi Per (Double Cluster); Melotte 14; Collinder 25; Raab 10, H VI 34 Astronomical League Program: Herschel 400 Position: 0222+5707 Type : Oc Dimensions: 29' Class: I 3r Cluster population: 150 Magnitude : 6.1 Notes: Hipparchus and Ptolemy both wrote of it. It lies 1,100 light years behind NGC 869, so the duplicity is due only to alignment. Or so said earlier texts. Stefan Keller (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory) and Eva Grebel (Max Planck Institute for Astronomy) measured 17,319 stars to fainter than magnitude 18 in and around the clusters and find that both clusters are 7,300 +/- 170 light years away and 13 +/- 3 million years old. They really are double! It lies 33,000 light years from the galactic center and 450 light years below the galactic plane. 303 members are known, and the earliest stars are B0 and B1 types approaching Rigel in brilliance (some 60,000 times the Sun’s luminance). There are also several red supergiants (which are detectable in a small scope, and which rival Betelgeuse in output and probably size). It is 70 light years in diameter and only 3 million years old. Observations: C8 at 37x. It contains many red and blue stars. The center is rather poor. Model (where the Sun is a baseball): Its diameter would be 20,000 miles. The stars would be 2,120 miles apart (if we count the stars counted by Keller and Grebel, they would be 550 miles apart, more typical of a true open cluster) Distance (LY): 7,300 Luminosity (suns): 21,000 - 27 - Zone 36 Zone 36, Map 4 Double Stars Easy Courtot 3 Other name(s): HD 15850 Rating: 4 E Position: 0236+6338 A B Magnitude 7.78 8.30 Separation PA — — 88.1 + 88 - Year — 1997 Spectra A5 Colors W W Notes: 1901: 84.3 @ 89. 7 measurements. The stars show different proper motions and distances (238 light years and 2,720). Probably an optical pair. Observations: C11 at 115x. OSS 28 Other name(s): HD 16218; SAO 12369 Rating: 3 E Position: 0239+6235 A B Magnitude 6.66 7.62 Separation PA — — 67.7 148 + Year — 1996 Spectra B9 A0 Colors B bW Notes: 1875: 67.8 @ 147. 17 measurements. Hipparcos/Tycho data show different distances for these stars (386 and 441 light years); they may be optical. The stars share common proper motion. Observations: C8 at 104x. Moderate field to the N. - 28 - Zone 36 Kruger 14 Other name(s): ADS 1994; HD 16229; SAO 12372 Rating: 5 E Position: 0239+6343 A B Magnitude 9.21 10.49 Separation PA — — 8.8 290 + Year — 1991 Spectra A2 Colors W ? Notes: 1890: 11.7 @ 289. 8 measurements. Observations: C8 at 104x. STF 284 Other name(s): ADS 2018; HD 16429; SAO 12383 Rating: 4 E Position: 0241+6117 A B C Magnitude 7.70 9.55 Separation — 6.7 + 54.8 + PA — 191 9= Year — 1991 1985 Spectra O9.5 III Colors bW O No Notes: AB 1930: 5.3 @ 198. 14 measurements. The stars have a small difference in proper motion. AC 1899: 53.5 @ 9. 4 measurements. Member, Cas OB6 Association. The primary is a Beta CMa variable. Observations: C8 at 104x. Star B is very difficult in the glare of A. - 29 - Zone 36 Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 24.0 inches. Separation: AB = 75.0 miles; AC = 613 miles. (C is probably not a true member of the system.) Distance (LY): 7,170 Total luminosity (Suns): 3,800 h1122 Other name(s): ADS 2073; SAO 12418 Rating: 5 E Position: 0244+6410 A B Magnitude 9.50 10.40 Separation PA — — 10.2 217 = Year — 1913 Spectra G5 Notes: 1908: 10.3 @ 217. 4 measurements. Observations: C8 at 104x. It forms one vertex of a right triangle with 9m stars. Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 3.00 inches. Separation: AB = 5.14 miles. Distance (LY): 323 Total luminosity (Suns): 2 - 30 - Colors Y ? Zone 36 Bur 1316 Rating: 3 E Other name(s): Dembowksi 28 (ABC and ABD); ADS 2165; HD 17520 Position: 0251+6024 A B C D Magnitude 8.22 8.75 10.57 12.92 Separation — 0.3 = 12.0 + 20.1 - PA — 299 + 17 - Year — 1991 1906 10 = Spectra O9 V Colors W 1904 bW bW Notes: AB 1903: 0.3 @ 286. 10 measurements. AC 1868: 11.1 @ 19. 5 measurements. AD 1869: 20.2 @ 10. 4 measurements. 1904 shown. AE 1906, 1 measurement. Member, Cas OB6 Association. Observations: C11 at 115x. B was too close to resolve. Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 24.0 inches. Separation: AB = 3.65 miles; AC = 146 miles; AD = 245 miles. Distance (LY): 7,800 Total luminosity (Suns): 4,380 Bur 1374 Other name(s): HD 237012 Rating: 4 E Position: 0252+6033 A B C D E Magnitude 9.65 12.10 10.07 10.81 11.50 Separation — 11.4 + 21.2 141 12.6 PA — 272 = 15 347 67 - 31 - Year — 1908 Spectra Colors W ? W W ? Zone 36 Notes: AB 1903: 11.3 @ 272. 2 measurements. AC 1903: 21.2 @ 15. 1 measurement. I suspect a quadrant reversal in the 1903 measurement. However, the Digitzied Sky Survey data suggests that the 1903 PA is correct. AD 1903: 141 @ 347. 1 measurement. AE 1903: 12.6 @ 67. 1 measurement. Observations: C11 at 115x. Espin 1815 Other name(s): ADS 2194; SAO 12499 Rating: 4 E Position: 0254+6039 A B C Magnitude 8.50 10.30 12.26 Separation — 7.3 + 16.2 + PA — 233 52 = Year — 1920 1991 Notes: AB 1908: 7.2 @ 237. 2 measurements. AC 1899: 14.9 @ 52. 2 measurements. Observations: C11 at 115x. B was surprisingly difficult. Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 0.36 inches. Separation: AB = 18.6 miles; AC = 41.2 miles. Distance (LY): 1,630 Total luminosity (Suns): 101 - 32 - Spectra O7 Colors W ? W? Zone 36 Ball 9 Other name(s): HD 17958 Rating: 4 E Position: 0256+6420 A B Magnitude 6.24 10.53 Separation PA — — 116 = 129 = Year — 1910 Spectra K3 Ibv Colors Y!! W? Notes: 1879: 116 @ 129. 2 measurements. Hipparcos gives discordant distances— 1,280 light years to A, 151 to B. Observations: C11 at 115x. The hue in A is very deep, about the yellowist I've ever seen in stars. Stein 409 Other name(s): Pettitt 7; ADS 2228; HD 18138; SAO 12535 Rating: 5 E Position: 0258+6359 A B Magnitude 9.49 10.71 Separation PA — — 8.9 209 + Year — 1991 Notes: 1904: 9.0 @ 196. 8 measurements. Observations: C8 at 104x. Rich and bright field. Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 7.69 inches. Separation: AB = 3.51 miles. Distance (LY): 253 Total luminosity (Suns): 1.2 - 33 - Spectra A2 Colors W ? Zone 36 Moderate Stein 368 Other name(s): ADS 1920; HD 15558 Rating: 2 M Position: 0233+6127 A B Magnitude 7.91 10.52 Separation PA — — 9.9 97 + Year — 1991 Spectra O5 III Colors W O Notes: 1898: 10.2 @ 95. 7 measurements. Member of the Cas OB6 Association. Observations: C11 at 115x. Wonderful field, comprised of the loose open cluster IC 1805. Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 0.46 inches. Separation: AB = 25.0 miles. Distance (LY): 1,620 Total luminosity (Suns): 156 STF 306 Other name(s): ADS 2161; HD 17505; SAO 12470 Rating: 3 M Position: 0251+6025 A B C D E F G Magnitude 7.42 9.22 11.50 13.80 13.50 13.00 8.26 Separation — 2.2 + 27.2 17.0 19.2 27.4 123.7 + PA — 94 = 158 + 74 112 106 157 + - 34 - Year — 1991 1903 1892 1892 1892 1991 Spectra 06e Colors W O B No No No No Zone 36 Notes: AB 1831: 2.1 @ 94. 15 measurements. AC 1867 (Dembowski): 27.5 @ 157. 3 measurements. AD, AE, AF (all by Espin), all 1 measurement. AG 1868: 123.6 @ 156. 4 measurements. Member, Cas OB6 Association. Observations: C8 at 280x. This system is the S vertex of a bright triangle in IC 1848. Moderate field. Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 0.34 inches. Separation: AB = 24.6 miles; AC = 304 miles; AD = 190 miles; AE = 215 miles; AF = 307 miles; AG = 1,384 miles. Distance (LY): 7,170 Total luminosity (Suns): 6,750 Stein 396 Rating: 5 M Other name(s): Sinachopoulos (C to G); ADS 2152; SAO 12462 Position: 0251+6249 A B C D E. F Magnitude 9.13 11.04 13.00 13.90 12.80 14.40 Separation — 11.5 + 37.5 39.3 42.7 128.8 PA — 148 = 142 95 267 262 Notes: AB 1905: 11.4 @ 148. 3 measurements. AC, AD, AE, AF all 1 measurement. Observations: C11 at 115x. C and D not noted. - 35 - Year — 1989 1989 1989 1989 1989 Spectra B8 Colors W ? ? ? ? ? Zone 36 Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 4.56 inches. Separation: AB = 1.02 miles; AC = 3.33 miles; AD = 3.49 miles; AE = 3.79 miles; AF = 11.43 miles. Distance (LY): 57 Total luminosity (Suns): 0.070 Bur 1375 Other name(s): P Muller 107 (b); ADS 2184; HD 176888 Rating: 5 M Position: 0253+6028 A B C D Magnitude 7.22 11.30 14.00 12.22 Separation — 15.3 1.2 76 PA — 195 + 320 203 Year — 1912 Spectra A7 V Notes: AB 1903: 15.6 @ 194. 2 measurements. AC 1970: 1.2 @ 320. 1 measurement. AD 1912: 76 @ 203. 1 measurement. Observations: C11 at 115x. C was not detected. Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 6.75 inches. Separation: AB = 5.47 miles; AC = 2,265 feet; AD = 27.2 miles. Distance (LY): 229 Total luminosity (Suns): 5.52 - 36 - Colors W ? W? Zone 36 Bpm 36 Other name(s): HD 17948 Rating: 5 M Position: 0256+6131 A B C Magnitude 5.59 13.10 11.73 Separation — 52.6 + 89.6 - PA — 256 = 43 = Year — 1925 1925 Spectra F4 V Colors W ? Notes: AB 1911: 50.8 @ 256. 2 measurements. AC 1911: 91.5 @ 43. 2 measurements. Observations: C11 at 115x. B was never confirmed. Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 4.50 inches. Separation: AB = 7.06 miles; AC = 12.0 miles. Distance (LY): 86 Total luminosity (Suns): 3.39 Difficult STF 283 Other name(s): ADS 2014; HD 16410; SAO 12380 Rating: 5 D Position: 0241+6129 A B C Magnitude 8.38 9.03 13.30 Separation — 1.7 18.3 PA — 208 15 Notes: AB 1831: 1.8 @ 209. 18 measurements. AC 1 measurement. - 37 - Year — 1998 1904 Spectra G5 III Colors Y W No Zone 36 Observations: C8 at 697x Webb saw them as Y and W. Deep Sky Objects Easy NGC 1027 Other Names: Melotte 16; Collinder 30; Raab 12, H VIII 66 Astronomical League Program: Herschel 400 Rating: 4 E Position: 0243+6133 Type : Oc Dimensions: 20' Class: II 3mn Cluster population: 45 Magnitude : 7.3 Notes: It is 350 million years old. Its earliest stars are B3 types, and 152 stars are members. It lies 30,600 light years from the galactic center and 100 light years above the galactic plane. It is 19 light years in diameter. Observations: C8 at 65x. Large and sparse. One star is prominent (about 9.3m). Model (where the Sun is a baseball): Its diameter would be 6,180 miles; the stars would be, on average, 860 miles apart. Distance (LY): 3,300 Luminosity (suns): 1,000 - 38 - Zone 36 Collinder 33 Rating: 5 E Position: 0259+6024 Type : Oc/Gn Cluster population: 25 Magnitude : 5.9 Dimensions: 40' Notes: It lies behind Collinder 34. Observations: C8 at 104x. Sparse but bright. Background stars make for a nice shimmering effect. Moderate IC 1805 Other Names: Melotte 15; Collinder 26; Raab 11 Rating: 3 M Position: 0231+6130 Type : Gn Dimensions: 21' Class: III 3p Cluster population: 39 Magnitude : 6.6 Observations: C8 at 83x. It lies in a 5 minx2.5 min circlet. Oval and irregular, slightly longer N-S. Berkeley 65 Rating: 5 M Position: 0239+6025 Type : Oc Dimensions: 5' Class: I 2p Cluster population: 20 Magnitude : 10.2 Notes: It is 16 light years in diameter. It is reddened by 1.121 magnitudes. - 39 - Zone 36 Observations: C8 at 104x. It is dominated by a trapezoid and is very faint. Luckily, it lies in a bleak field. Model (where the Sun is a baseball): It would be 3,464 miles in diameter with the stars being an average of 638 miles apart. Distance (LY): 7,400 Luminosity (suns): 980 Zone 36, Map 5 Double Stars Easy h2143 Other name(s): ADS 1937; HD 15690; SAO 23426 Rating: 3 E Position: 0233+5732 A B Magnitude 8.00 10.11 Separation PA — — 23.6 + 20 + Year — 1991 Spectra B2 Ib B1 V Colors W R Notes: 1900: 22.7 @ 19. 10 measurements. Hipparcos/Tycho mission data show different distances for these stars (4,200 and 218 light years); they may be optical. The stars have a small difference in proper motion. Observations: C8 at 104x. It lies at the center of NGC 957. - 40 - Zone 36 Moderate STF 255 rej Other name(s): Stein 360 Rating: 5 M Position: 0225+5959 A B Magnitude 10.38 11.00 Separation PA — — 7.3 1- Year — 1926 Spectra M3 Colors yO W Notes: 1902: 7.8 @ 5. 4 measurements. Observations: C11 at 115x. A 7.7m star (HD 14795) is 3 min E. Stein 1897 Rating: 5 M Position: 0230+5741 A B Magnitude 10.09 13.00 Separation PA — — 13.5 37 + Notes: 1900: 14.0 @ 35. 2 measurements. Observations: C11 at 115x. - 41 - Year — 1911 Spectra Colors oW ? Zone 36 STF 263 Rating: 4 M Other name(s): V528 Cas; STF 264 (CD); ADS 1877; HD 15239; SAO 12303 Position: 0230+6039 A B C D Magnitude 8.52 11.08 9.90 11.70 Separation — 15.0 + 39.0 + 53.2 - PA — 104 + 263 = Year — 1991 1962 252 = Spectra A0 V B B5 V 1961 Colors W W W ? Notes: AB 1832: 14.6 @ 100. 10 measurements. Hipparcos/Tycho data show different distances for these stars; they may be optical. A is a possible Beta Cep variable. AC 1832: 38.8 @ 263. 6 measurements. AD 1902: 53.8 @ 252. 3 measurements. Observations: C8 at 104x. Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 5.80 inches; B = 6.65 inches; C = 10.0 inches. Separation: AB = 65.5 miles; AC = 170 miles; AD = 233 miles. Distance (LY): 2,800 Total luminosity (Suns): 295 - 42 - Zone 36 Bur 1314 Other name(s): ADS 1911; HD 15497; SAO 23403 Rating: 4 M Position: 0232+5742 A B C D E. Magnitude 7.03 12.90 14.40 11.50 13.70 Separation — 3.7 + 6.8 13.1 13.6 - PA — 121 + 121 332 162 - Year — 1904 1904 1921 1904 Spectra B6 Ia Colors Y No No ? ? Notes: AB 1902: 3.5 @ 120. 2 measurements. AC 1 measurement. AD 1902: 13.3 @ 334. 5 measurements. AE 1902: 15.1 @ 163. 2 measurements. Variable in light and radial velocity. Even the faint B star is 21 times brighter than the Sun! Observations: C8 at 104x. Difficult Holden 7 Other name(s): ADS 1832; HD 14825 Rating: 3 D Position: 0225+5812 A B Magnitude 7.79 9.74 Separation PA — — 1.8 = 182 - Notes: 1881: 1.8 @ 187. 12 measurements. Observations: C11 at 634x. - 43 - Year — 2000 Spectra A3 V Colors W W Zone 36 Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 12.0 inches. Separation: AB = 2.16 miles. Distance (LY): 770 Total luminosity (Suns): 41 Bur 1172 Other name(s): ADS 1891; HD 15325 Rating: 4 D Position: 0230+5715 A B C Magnitude 8.63 11.10 10.50 Separation — 1.7 + 39 = PA — 237 19 + Year — 1967 1991 Spectra B1 IV Colors W No W Notes: AB 1890: 1.6 @ 238. 9 measurements. AC 1912: 38.8 @ 18. 2 measurements. A and C have similar proper motions. Observations: C11 at 634x. B not noted. STF 272 Other name(s): ADS 1933; HD 15641; SAO 23419 Rating: 2 D Position: 0233+5827 A B Magnitude 8.39 8.42 Separation PA — — 1.9 + 38 - Notes: 1830: 1.7 @ 42. 33 measurements. - 44 - Year — 1998 Spectra A3 V Colors W B Zone 36 Observations: C8 at 280x. Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 8.10 inches. Separation: AB = 1.48 miles. Distance (LY): 500 Total luminosity (Suns): 30 STF 277 Other name(s): ADS 1970; HD 16038; SAO 23467 Rating: 5 D Position: 0237+5953 A B C Magnitude 7.73 10.97 10.00 Separation — 3.1 + 161.8 + PA — 140 + 22 = Year — 1991 1908 Notes: AB 1831: 2.9 @ 137. 7 measurements. AC 1881: 161.5 @ 22. 2 measurements. Observations: C8 at 206x. Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 1.26 inches. Separation: AB = 11.1 miles; AC = 581 miles. Distance (LY): 2,300 Total luminosity (Suns): 460 - 45 - Spectra B8 IV Colors W ? W Zone 36 Deep Sky Objects Easy Markarian 6 Rating: 5 E Position: 0230+6039 Type : Oc Dimensions: 4.5' Class: IV 2p Cluster population: 6 Magnitude : 7.1 Notes: It is 3 light years in diameter. The brightest star is 8.4m. Observations: C8 at 104x. It lies 5 min SW of M103. Model (where the Sun is a baseball): Its diameter would be 970 miles; the stars would be, on average, 266 miles apart. Distance (LY): 2,000 Luminosity (suns): 450 Czernik 8 Rating: 5 E Position: 0233+5844 Type : Oc Dimensions: 7' Class: II 3m Cluster population: 10 Magnitude : 9.7 Notes: It is 16 light years in diameter. The brightest star is 9.9m. Observations: C8 at 104x. Very faint and trapezoidal. Two 8m stars frame it and, in fact, tend to wash it out. - 46 - Zone 36 Model (where the Sun is a baseball): Its diameter would be 5,150 miles; the stars would be, on average, 1,200 miles apart. Distance (LY): 7,800 Luminosity (suns): 630 Moderate NGC 957 Other Names: Collinder 28 Rating: 4 M Position: 0234+5732 Type : Oc/Gn Dimensions: 11' Class: III 2m Cluster population: 40 Magnitude : 7.6 Notes: It is 15 million years old. Its earliest stars are B1 types, and 119 members are known. The brightest star is 9.5m. It lies 33,000 light years from the galactic center and 300 light years below the galactic plane. It is 23 light years in diameter. Observations: C8 at 65x. Large and faint, with E-W axis. C11 at 115x. Sparse, 11 stars counted. It is dominated by a 10m star at the center. Overall, a poor group. Model (where the Sun is a baseball): Its diameter would be 7,420 miles; its stars would be, on average, 1,080 miles apart. Distance (LY): 7,200 Luminosity (suns): 3,700 - 47 - Zone 36 Difficult King 4 Rating: 5 D Position: 0236+5900 Type : Oc Dimensions: 3.0' Class: III 1p Cluster population: 20 Magnitude : 10.5 Notes: The brightest star is 12.9m. The cluster is 9.4 light years in diameter. Observations: C8 at 206x. I could only resolve 7 stars at 200x; at low powers, it is very difficult to see at all. Model (where the Sun is a baseball): Its diameter would be 3,030 miles; the stars would be, on average, 558 miles apart. Distance (LY): 10,800 Luminosity (suns): 580 - 48 - Zone 36 Zone 36, Map 6 Double Stars Easy STF 270 Other name(s): ADS 1901; HD 15407; SAO 23389 Rating: 2 E Position: 0231+5533 A B C D Magnitude 6.97 8.78 10.60 12.50 Separation — 21.1 38.3 + 42.4 = PA — 305 + 337 - Year — 1992 1926 272 + Spectra F3 V 1927 Colors Y R ? ? Notes: AB 1829: 21.2 @ 302. 22 measurements. Hipparcos/Tycho data show different distances for these stars; they may be optical. However, the stars exhibit common proper motion. AC 1902: 35.4 @ 339. 3 measurements. AD 1902: 42.4 @ 270. 2 measurements. Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 4.80 inches. Separation: AB = 5.70 miles; AC = 10.3 miles; AD = 11.5 miles Distance (LY): 173 Total luminosity (Suns): 4.123 - 49 - Zone 36 Moderate STF 268 Other name(s): ADS 1878; HD 15253; SAO 23369 Rating: 3 M Position: 0229+5532 A B Magnitude 6.52 8.29 Separation PA — — 2.9 + 131+ Year — 1991 Spectra Colors A2p IV Shell W A3 IV V Notes: 1831: 2.7 @ 129. 39 measurements. Star A is a shell star and a spectrum variable. Observations: C8 at 280x. Webb saw them as W and B. Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 5.10 inches; B = 5.75 inches. Separation: AB = 2.94 miles. Distance (LY): 650 Total luminosity (Suns): 100 Difficult A 1276 Other name(s): ADS 1934; HD 236970 Rating: 3 D Position: 0233+5619 A B Magnitude 8.84 8.98 Separation PA — — 0.9 = 200 = Notes: 1906: 0.9 @ 200. 8 measurements. Observations: C11 at 634x. - 50 - Year — 1991 Spectra A2 Iab Colors W W Zone 36 A 1279 Other name(s): ADS 2019; HD 16442; SAO 23512 Rating: 4 D Position: 0240+5519 A B Magnitude 9.56 10.12 Separation PA — — 2.2 + 307 + Year — 1998 Spectra A0 Colors W W Notes: 1906: 2.0 @ 304. 13 measurements. Observations: C8 at 206x. The extremely rich field makes positive identification a major task. Deep Sky Objects Easy Trumpler 2 Other Names: Collinder 29 Rating: 2 E Position: 0237+5559 Type : Oc Dimensions: 20' Class: III 2p Cluster population: 20 Notes: It is 78 million years old. Observations: C8 at 65x. A coarse group. A 7m R star is near the center. Distance (LY): 2,000 Luminosity (suns): 550 - 51 - Magnitude : 6.9 Zone 36 Zone 36, Map 7 Double Stars Easy Ball 8 Other name(s): HD 17581 Rating: 5 E Position: 0252+5819 A B Magnitude 6.45 9.93 Separation PA — — 193 = 147 = Year — 1910 Spectra A1m Colors W W Notes: 1879: 193 @ 147. 2 measurements. A is a spectroscopic binary. Hipparcos gives discordant distances: 285 light years (A) and 142 (B). The stars also have different proper motions. Observations: C11 at 115x. STF 321 Other name(s): HD 237032 Rating: 3 E Position: 0256+5852 A B Magnitude 9.34 10.45 Separation PA — — 18.6 + 24 + Year — 1991 Notes: 1830: 18.4 @ 20. 15 measurements. Similar proper motion. Observations: C11 at 115x. - 52 - Spectra K2 Colors Y bW Zone 36 Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 29.0 inches. Separation: AB = 1.53 miles. Distance (LY): 53 Total luminosity (Suns): 0.055 Moderate Stein 1926 Rating: 4 M Position: 0243+5904 A B Magnitude 10.38 11.31 Separation PA — — 14.1 + 343 - Year — 1991 Spectra Colors W W Notes: 1907: 13.6 @ 347. 5 measurements. Observations: C11 at 115x. Distance (LY): 60 Total luminosity (Suns): 0.028 Difficult Stein 1930 Rating: 5 D Position: 0244+5905 A B Magnitude 12.36 13.70 Separation PA — — 10.6 = 75 - Notes: 1909: 10.6 @ 76. 2 measurements. Observations: C11 at 115x. - 53 - Year — 1914 Spectra Colors ? ? Zone 36 Zone 36, Map 8 Double Stars Easy Milburn 114 Other name(s): ADS 2078; HD 16844 Rating: 4 E Position: 0244+5626 A B Magnitude 9.63 11.10 Separation PA — — 6.6 +!! 13 + Year — 1991 Spectra A5 V Colors W bW Notes: 1911: 2.8 @ 12. 3 measurements. Observations: C11 at 115x. Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 11.9 inches. Separation: AB = 18.5 miles. Distance (LY): 1,800 Total luminosity (Suns): 45 STF 297 Other name(s): ADS 2094; HD 16965; SAO 23588 Rating: 3 E Position: 0245+5634 A B C BC Magnitude 8.58 8.74 10.60 Separation PA — — 15.8 + 278 + 44.1 105 - 54 - Year — 1991 1985 Spectra A0 V A0 V Colors W B B Zone 36 Notes: AB 1831: 15.6 @ 277. 27 measurements. The stars have a small difference in proper motion. BC 1 measurement. Common proper motion. Observations: C8 at 104x. Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 5.85 inches; B = 5.91 inches. Separation: AB = 25.2 miles; BC = 70.3 miles. Distance (LY): 1,020 Total luminosity (Suns): 62 Scardia 5 Other name(s): HD 17495; SAO 23652 Rating: 5 E Position: 0251+5700 A B Magnitude 9.22 11.93 Separation PA — — 15.6 36 Year — 1985 Spectra G5 Notes: 1 measurement. Observations: C8 at 104x. It is blasted by two 6m stars to the W. Bright, rich field. - 55 - Colors W ? Zone 36 Eta Per Rating: 1 E Other name(s): 15 Per; Miram; Sh 34; STF 307; ADS 2157; HD 17506; SAO 23655 AL League Program: Double Star Certificate Position: 0251+5554 A B C D CD Magnitude 3.76 8.40 9.80 10.40 Separation — 28.7 + 66.3 5.7 + PA — 302 + 269 + 117 Year — 1998 1925 1925 1925 Spectra K3 Ib B9 V Colors Y B ? W W Notes: AB 1821: 28.1 @ 300. 31 measurements. The stars share common proper motion. Both stars A and B are spectroscopic binaries, and A is an an infra-red and ultra-violet source. AC 1878: 67.0 @ 268. 8 measurements. CD 1878: 5.2 @ 114. 6 measurements. The pair is part of the Pleiades group. Observations: C8 at 83x. Terrific! Smyth called the colors "orange and smalt blue." Webb saw them as Y! and B! Rich field. Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 68.5 feet!; B = 9.60 inches. Separation: AB = 59.6 miles; AC = 138 miles. Distance (LY): 1,330 Total luminosity (Suns): 4,388 See the sketch on the next page. - 56 - Zone 36 η Per Double star; Y, B; 3.8 / 8.4; 29” @ 302 Observed with C8 on 11/4/99 Magnification: 104x LDS 5401 Rating: 5 E Position: 0257+5526 A B Magnitude 10.73 10.99 Separation PA — — 16.8 + 23 - Notes: 1911: 16.7 @ 26. 25 measurements. Duplicity first noted by Ross: Ross 364-5. Observations: C11 at 115x. - 57 - Year — 1991 Spectra M1 V M3 V Colors O O Zone 36 Scale model (in which the Sun is the size of a baseball): Diameter: A = 4.70 inches; B = 4.10 inches. Separation: AB = 2.80 miles. Distance (LY): 105 Total luminosity (Suns): 0.079 Moderate Stein 1929 Rating: 5 M Position: 0243+5643 A B Magnitude 10.17 11.35 Separation PA — — 14.0 49 Year — 1911 Spectra Colors W ? Notes: 1 measurement. Observations: C11 at 115x. STF 293 Other name(s): ADS 2077; HD 236992 Rating: 4 M Position: 0244+5704 A B C D Magnitude 9.34 12.40 13.04 Separation — 12.4 +! 79.4 189.0 - PA — 98 +! 335 = 343 + Year — 1985 1912 1909 Notes: AB 1830: 6.6 @ 58. 15 measurements. Optical. AC 1909: 79.6 @ 335. 2 measurements. AD 1872: 190.2 @ 342. 2 measurements. Observations: C11 at 115x. B and C were very, very difficult. - 58 - Spectra K0 Colors Y ? ? No Zone 36 Zone 36 Mini-Catalog Double Stars Star Designation Position Rating Map Eta Per 0251+5554 1E 8 STF 270 0231+5533 2E 6 STF 188 rej 0200+6254 3E 1 h2101 0200+5623 3E 3 Bur 786 0218+5546 3E 3 OSS 26 0220+6002 3E 2 h2143 0233+5732 3E 5 OSS 28 0239+6235 3E 4 STF 297 0245+5634 3E 8 Bur 1316 0251+6024 3E 4 STF 321 0256+5852 3E 7 h1100 0200+6437 4E 1 STF 192 0201+5831 4E 2 h2109 0207+5507 4E 3 Smart 30 0208+5525 4E 3 h2115 0212+5508 4E 3 OSS 24 0213+5713 4E 3 STF 230 0215+5830 4E 2 Component A B C D CD A B C D A B A B A B A B C A B A B A B C BC A B C D A B A B A B C A B A B A B A B C A B - 59 - Specifications Mag Sep from A 3.76 — 8.40 28.7 + 9.80 66.3 10.40 5.7 + 6.97 — 8.78 21.1 10.60 38.3 + 12.50 42.4 = 8.95 — 10.44 32.0 9.41 — 10.46 5.7 8.86 — 10.61 5.5 + 6.94 — 7.18 63.1 11.28 72.2 8.00 — 10.11 23.6 + 6.66 — 7.62 67.7 8.58 — 8.74 15.8 + 10.60 44.1 8.22 — 8.75 0.3 = 10.57 12.0 + 12.92 20.1 9.34 — 10.45 18.6 + 5.26 — 9.50 42.0 + 8.10 — 10.10 5.1 + 9.40 72.6 9.86 — 11.6 8.6 9.96 — 10.30 11.1 10.69 — 10.92 8.4 7.02 — 8.72 85.3 +! 12.42 105.2 + 7.86 — 9.40 24.1 = PA from A — 302 + 66.3 117 — 305 + 38.3 + 42.4 = — 238 = — 277 + — 350 — 200 = 72.2 — 20 + — 148 + — 278 + 105 — 299 + 12.0 + 20.1 — 24 + — 310 — 183 72.6 — 217 + — 327 + — 55 — 333 + 105.2 + — 258 + Zone 36 Star Designation Position Rating Map h1111 0215+6415 4E 1 OSS 25 0217+5703 4E 3A 7 Per 0218+5730 4E 3A Courtot 3 0236+6338 4E 4 STF 284 0241+6117 4E 4 Milburn 114 0244+5626 4E 8 Bur 1374 0252+6033 4E 4 Espin 1815 0254+6039 4E 4 Ball 9 0256+6420 4E 4 h1101 0204+6408 5E 1 Barnard 23 0207+5703 5E 3 STF 217 rej 0208+5513 5E 3 Argelander 7 0211+5625 5E 3 Smart 32 0220+5922 5E 2 Espin 2592 0223+5531 5E 3 Espin 1954 0226+6107 5E 1 Kruger 14 0239+6343 5E 4 h1122 0244+6410 5E 4 Scardia 5 0251+5700 5E 8 Ball 8 0252+5819 5E 7 LDS 5401 0257+5526 5E 8 Stein 409 0258+6359 5E 4 Stein 368 0233+6127 2M 4 Component A B A B A B A B A B A B A B C D E A B C A B A B A B C A B C A B A B A B A B A B A B A B A B A B A B A B - 60 - Specifications Mag Sep from A 10.58 — 11.60 7.0 6.48 — 7.39 102.0 5.99 — 9.60 123.2 7.78 — 8.30 88.1 + 7.70 — 9.55 6.7 + 9.63 — 11.10 6.6 +!! 9.65 — 12.10 11.4 + 10.07 21.2 10.81 141 11.50 12.6 8.50 — 10.30 7.3 + 12.26 16.2 + 6.24 — 10.53 116 = 10.61 — 11.80 8.3 + 9.02 — 9.77 85.9 + 10.90 BC 3.7 + 10.30 — 11.00 100.1 9.70 134.4 + 8.80 — 9.96 17.2 10.15 — 11.09 17.5 + 10.92 — 11.00 9.2 + 11.96 — 11.43 21.6 9.21 — 10.49 8.8 9.50 — 10.40 10.2 9.22 — 11.93 15.6 6.45 — 9.93 193 = 10.73 — 10.99 16.8 + 9.49 — 10.71 8.9 7.91 — 10.52 9.9 - PA from A — 344 + — 205 + — 137 + — 88 — 191 — 13 + — 272 = 21.2 141 67 — 233 16.2 + — 129 = — 102 + — 61 = BC 107 — 125 = 134.4 + — 256 — 121 + — 270 — 53 = — 290 + — 217 = — 36 — 147 = — 23 — 209 + — 97 + Zone 36 Star Designation Position Rating Map STF 268 0229+5532 3M 6 STF 306 0251+6025 3M 4 Stein 1830 0218+5724 4M 3A Stein 1828 0218+5921 4M 2 Bur 1370 0219+5710 4M 3A h1114 0219+5708 4M 3A Milburn 282 0229+6207 4M 1 STF 263 0230+6039 4M 5 Bur 1314 0232+5742 4M 5 Stein 1926 0243+5904 4M 7 STF 293 0244+5704 4M 8 Smart 26 0201+5535 5M 3 STF 193 0201+6030 5M 2 Stein 1754 0201+5842 5M 2 Kruger 13 0205+5701 5M 3 h1102 0205+6246 5M 1 Stein 344 0208+6309 5M 1 Stein 1786 0209+5831 5M 2 Stein 1797 0210+5617 5M 3 Stein 1810 0213+5638 5M 3 Component A B A B C D E F G A B A B A B A B A B C A B C D A B C D E A B A B C A B A B A B A B A B A B A B A B A B - 61 - Specifications Mag Sep from A 6.52 — 8.29 2.9 + 7.42 — 9.22 2.2 + 11.50 27.2 13.80 17.0 13.50 19.2 13.00 27.4 8.26 123.7 + 9.97 — 11.90 8.6 11.95 — 12.90 11.7 6.66 — 12.00 27.4 6.65 — 11.70 29.9 + 10.90 — 11.90 3.3 11.20 4.5 + 8.52 — 11.08 15.0 + 9.90 39.0 + 11.70 53.2 7.03 — 12.90 3.7 + 14.40 6.8 11.50 13.1 13.70 13.6 10.38 — 11.31 14.1 + 9.34 — 12.40 12.4 +! 13.04 79.4 10.79 — 11.19 16.4 8.10 — 10.40 2.7 10.41 — 11.22 11.7 + 9.71 — 10.27 3.8 11.91 — 12.50 9.7 -! 8.27 — 11.28 11.8 9.80 — 10.50 15.2 + 7.37 — 11.25 14.1 11.98 — 12.90 13.2 PA from A — 131+ — 94 = 27.2 17.0 112 106 157 + — 79 — 139 — 336 — 343 + — 143 4.5 + — 104 + 39.0 + 53.2 — 121 + 6.8 13.1 162 — 343 — 98 +! 79.4 — 146 + — 203 + — 1+ — 343 — 58 +! — 36 — 322 + — 134 — 54 Zone 36 Star Designation Position Rating Map Hipparcos 295 0213+5805 5M 2 STF 255 rej 0225+5959 5M 5 Stein 1897 0230+5741 5M 5 Stein 1929 0243+5643 5M 8 Stein 396 0251+6249 5M 4 Bur 1375 0253+6028 5M 4 Bpm 36 0256+6131 5M 4 STF 234 0217+6121 2D 1 STF 272 0233+5827 2D 5 STF 235 0217+5555 3D 3 Holden 7 0225+5812 3D 5 STF 257 0226+6133 3D 1 A 1276 0233+5619 3D 6 Bur 873 0205+6423 4D 1 A 1272 0218+5638 4D 3 Bur 1172 0230+5715 4D 5 A 1279 0240+5519 4D 6 Milburn 281 0213+6222 5D 1 Stein 1812 0214+5913 5D 2 F Brown 1 0218+5616 5D 3 Stein 1840 0218+5701 5D 3A Component A B A B A B A B A B C D E F A B C D A B C A B C A B A B A B A B A B A B C A B A B C A B A B A B A B A B - 62 - Specifications Mag Sep from A 11.42 — 11.53 18.6 10.38 — 11.00 7.3 10.09 — 13.00 13.5 10.17 — 11.35 14.0 9.13 — 11.04 11.5 + 13.00 37.5 13.90 39.3 12.80 42.7 14.40 128.8 7.22 — 11.30 15.3 14.00 1.2 12.22 76 5.59 — 13.10 52.6 + 11.73 89.6 8.22 — 8.93 0.7 12.00 82.5 8.39 — 8.42 1.9 + 9.39 — 9.59 1.9 + 7.79 — 9.74 1.8 = 7.58 — 7.44 0.4 8.84 — 8.98 0.9 = 7.10 — 10.61 2.2 + 11.96 87 8.31 — 9.68 1.2 = 8.63 — 11.10 1.7 + 10.50 39 = 9.56 — 10.12 2.2 + 9.77 — 10.43 67.4 12.40 — 12.70 8.0 11.02 — 11.02 4.1 8.51 — 12.40 6.9 PA from A — 353 — 1— 37 + — 49 — 148 = 37.5 39.3 267 262 — 195 + 1.2 76 — 256 = 89.6 — 232 82.5 — 38 — 48 + — 182 — 62 -!! — 200 = — 25 = 87 — 25 = — 237 39 = — 307 + — 254 — 44 — 311 +? — 179 Zone 36 Star Designation Position Rating Map Stein 1847 0220+5918 5D 2 9 Per 0222+5550 5D 3 STF 277 0237+5953 5D 5 STF 283 0241+6129 5D 4 Stein 1930 0244+5905 5D 7 Component A B A B A B C A B C A B Specifications Mag Sep from A 12.11 — 13.10 13.8 5.16 — 12.00 11.7 + 7.73 — 10.97 3.1 + 10.00 161.8 + 8.38 — 9.03 1.7 13.30 18.3 12.36 — 13.70 10.6 = PA from A — 133 + — 164 + — 140 + 161.8 + — 208 18.3 — 75 - Deep Sky Objects Object Trumpler 2 NGC 869 NGC 884 Stock 5 Stock 2 NGC 1027 Markarian 6 Czernik 8 Collinder 33 Stock 6 IC 1805 NGC 957 Basel 10 Berkeley 65 NGC 896 King 4 Position 0237+5559 0219+5709 0222+5707 0205+6426 0215+5916 0243+6133 0230+6039 0233+5844 0259+6024 0224+6352 0231+6130 0234+5732 0219+5819 0239+6025 0225+6154 0236+5900 Rating 4E 2E 2E 3E 3E 4E 5E 5E 5E 3M 3M 4M 5M 5M 4D 5D Map 6 3A 3 1 2 4 5 5 4 1 4 5 2 4 1 5 Type Oc (III 2p) Oc (I 3r) Oc (I 3r) Oc (IV 2p) Oc (III 1m) Oc (II 3mn) Oc (IV 2p) Oc (II 3m) Oc/Gn () Oc (IV 2p) Gn (III 3p) Oc/Gn (III 2m) Oc () Oc (I 2p) Gn (Emm) Oc (III 1p) - 63 - Specifications Mag Surface Br 6.9 5.3 6.1 7.0 4.4 7.3 7.1 9.7 5.9 11.0 6.6 7.6 9.9 10.2 10.5 Population 20 270 150 25 50 45 6 10 25 20 39 40 12 20 20
