This Program calculates the position of the Sun, the Moon, the planets, the brightest stars, any deep sky object, comet or asteroid in the sky for any time and any geographical location. It can be used to find or identify objects in a clear nighttime sky.
The help texts in this program contain only short descriptions. For more detailed information see the accompanying manual text or visit the Planetarium website http://www.aho.ch/planetarium-winmobile.
Planetarium
Compass View
Object Selection for Compass View
Sky View
Set Location
Location Selection
Set Time
Set Time Step
Magnetic Declination
Twilight
Object Information
Select Object
Sky View Settings
Set View Direction
Select Active Files
Planetarium
Compass View
Object Selection for Compass View
Sky View
Set Location
Location Selection
Set Time
Set Time Step
Magnetic Declination
Twilight
Object Information
Select Object
Sky View Settings
Set View Direction
Select Active Files
Version 1.0.0
Copyright 2009
Andreas Hofer Software
Website:
http://www.aho.ch/planetarium-winmobile
e-mail:
planets@aho.ch
The circle at the right shows the azimuth of the celestial objects on a compass scale. The semicircle on the left shows the altitude. In the upper corners these values are also shown as numbers.
Inside the circle are right ascension and declination, the constellation, the magnitude and the distance of the selected object.
The two bottom lines show the location and the time at the left and the name of the currently selected object at the right.
You can tap on any underlined text to change that value.
To select an object, tap on its symbol in the circles, or tap on the name at the lower right. If you select Customize in the list, a Dialog appears where you can select which objects are shown in compass view. If you want to show an object only temporary, you can also use the search function.
The buttons just below the title bar have the following functions:
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Set the time which is used for the calculations. This can be the current time or any other time. |
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Switches to sky view. |
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Shows the currently selected object in sky view. |
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Shows information about the currently selected object. |
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Use this button to select an object from the data base. |
With this Dialog you can choose which objects (up to 10) are shown in compass view.
For each of the 10 objects the checkbox determines whether the object is shown.
If an object is not checked in this dialog, it is still possible to show it in compass view temporarily. To do this, select it from the object list in compass view, or use the search function.
Tap on the name of an object to replace it with another one.
The sky view shows a camera-like image of the sky with the stars and planets as it can be seen at the specified location and time.
You can use the pen to tap on any object to select it and show its name. If you drag the pen (hold the pen down and move it across the display), you can drag the display.
If your PDA has a 5-way navigator you can use it to move around in sky view. Clicking the center button toggles between the two modi stepping forward and backwards in time and moving around.
The buttons just below the title bar have the following functions:
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Set the time which is used for the calculations. This can be the current time or any other time. |
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Toggles full screen mode on and off. This mode hides the title and menu bars and enlarges the sky map. |
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Shows the Sky view settings dialog. |
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Use this button to search for a star or an object from the data base. |
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Measure the angular distance to the currently selected object. |
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Shows information about the currently selected object. |
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Center the currently selected object and keep it centered. |
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Show short information about the currently selected object. |
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Show time, location and the view direction indicator. The two dials at the lower right indicate the view direction. The principle behind them is the same as in compass view: The left semicircle shows the altitude of the center of the sky map, the right circle shows the azimuth. You can tap on them to quickly set the view direction. Using the small arrows the view direction can be changed stepwise. |
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Set the size of the field of view (zoom \_;1;1in and out). |
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Set the limiting magnitude. Using this slider you can set the number of stars that are shown. |
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The up, down, left, right keys on the navigator move the shown section of the sky. |
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The up and down keys on the navigator perform time steps. The left and right keys zoom in and out. |
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Switch to compass view. |
With the Location dialog you can set the location on Earth that is used for the calculations.
There are two choices:
A few notes regarding the time zone:
The internal clock of your device runs with UTC (Universal Time Coordinated, the
time in Greenwich, London, without daylight saving time). In Planetarium
however the local time is shown for the currently selected location, which is
computed as an offset from UTC using the time zone that is defined with the location.
Depending on the type of DST Adjust that is selected an additional hour
can be added:
| 0h | The time zone of the location will be used. No additional hour for DST is added. Use this option in winter when DST is not observed. |
| +1h | An additional hour is added. Use this option in summer when DST is observed. |
| Device Clock | This setting can be chosen if the time zone of the location is the same as the time zone of the device. In this case the program uses the same rules as the device to determine when DST is observed. The rules are applied to the displayed time, not the current time. |
With this dialog you can select a location from a list of predefined or user-entered locations. To select from user-entered locations, select User Defined in the combo box at the top.
With this dialog you determine which time Planetarium is using for its calculations.
In this dialog you can set by which amount the time is incremented or decremented
when you press the up or down navigation
keys in
Compass View
or
Sky View
With the first text field you can select a common value or enter an arbitrary value. The second field determines the unit. A sidereal day is 23 hours and 56 min. If sidereal days is selected as unit, the stars stay at their place after each time step.
In the lower part of the dialog you can define what should happen if Planetarium is using the current time (see Set time) when the time step functions are used.
A compass points to magnetic north, not true north. This angular difference is called magnetic declination (also called magnetic variation). It is different for each place on earth and is slowly changing over the years.
This application uses the World Magnetic Model to calculate declination values over a period of five years. New coefficients will be published all five years and an updated version of this program will be available shortly afterwards. The accuracy of the model is claimed to be better than 1 degree, but greater errors are possible due to local factors like ore deposits, mountain ranges or power lines which the model does not account for.
The Azimuth Display switch controls how azimuth values are displayed in Planetarium. If True is selected, the azimuth values are shown as bearings to true north. If Magnetic is selected, the azimuth values are corrected by the declination and show the bearing you would read on a magnetic compass. To indicate magnetic bearings in compass view the label beneath the number shows 'AzM' instead of 'Az.'.
If Magnetic is selected, a line for magnetic north is drawn in the compass display while 'N' always points to true north.
This screen shows the rise, transit and set times of the sun and the moon as well as the twilight times for the current date. If the moon rises in the evening it will set in the morning of the following day. This case is indicated with an arrow. Please keep this in mind if you compare the moon set time with the values published in a newspaper.
Transit time is the time when the object is at the highest point. Civil, Nautical and Astronomical twilight are defined as the times when the Sun is 6, 12 and 18 below the horizon respectively. Roughly speaking,
On the top the date and time is shown. If you tap on these texts, you get to the corresponding dialogs to set location and time. Using the up and down navigation keys you can switch to the following or previous day.
The rise and set times of the sun and the moon are defined as the time when the upper border crosses the horizon. The rise and set time calculations take an atmospheric refraction of about 0.5 into account.
This dialog shows various information about an astronomical object. Depending on the object, additional information may be shown. For example, with the moon the moon phases are shown, with the sun the seasons, with Jupiter its moons, etc.
With the rise and set times the azimuth is shown where the object crosses the horizon. With the transit time the highest altitude of the object is shown. If no values are shown for rise and set, this means that the object does not rise or set on that day, like for example the Sun during polar summer, or the star Polaris.
With this dialog you can select an astronomical object from the data base.
If you enter a search text in field Filter only those objects that contain the search text are shown.
On the first page you can select what should be drawn on the sky map.
On the second page there are the following settings:
With Star Colors you can select how the stars are colored in the sky map. Options are all white, or drawing them with their true color, or with an intensified coloring.
The Tap Info determines what kind of coordinates should be shown on the two bottom lines for the currently selected object. HA means Hour Angle. You can select HA to be either from 0h to 24h or ascending to 12h on both sides of 0h with indication of E or W.
A Telrad finder is an optical device that superimposes three circles on your field of view. You can use these circles to measure distances between objects. Enter the diameter of the three circles of your Telrad finder into the three entry fields under Telrad to display circles of that size in the sky view.
With this dialog you can set the view direction in sky view. You can enter the values either as Az/Alt or as RA/Dec coordinates.
In this dialog you will see a list of all installed object or comet/asteroides files. Using the checkboxes you can select which ones should be drawn in sky view.
=/Dieses Programm berechnet die Position der Sonne, des Mondes, aller Planeten, der hellsten Sterne, beliebigen nicht-stellaren Objekten, Kometen oder Asteroiden am Himmel für eine beliebige Zeit und eine beliebige geografische Position. Es kann verwendet werden, um die Objekte an einem klaren Nachthimmel zu finden oder zu bestimmen.
Die Hilfe-Texte in diesem Programm sind nur kurz. Für detailliertere Informationen lesen Sie bitte das mitgelieferte Manual oder besuchen Sie die Planetarium-Webseite http://www.aho.ch/planetarium-winmobile.
Viel Spass und klare Nächte!
Planetarium
Kompassansicht
Objektauswahl für Kompassansicht
Himmelsansicht
Ort setzen
Ortsauswahl Dialog
Zeit setzen
Zeitschritt setzen
Magnetische Deklination
Dämmerung
Objekt-Information
Objekt wählen
Einstellungen für Himmelsansicht
Blickrichtung setzen
Aktive Dateien wählen
Hauptseite
Planetarium
Kompassansicht
Objektauswahl für Kompassansicht
Himmelsansicht
Ort setzen
Ortsauswahl Dialog
Zeit setzen
Zeitschritt setzen
Magnetische Deklination
Dämmerung
Objekt-Information
Objekt wählen
Einstellungen für Himmelsansicht
Blickrichtung setzen
Aktive Dateien wählen
Version 1.0.0
Copyright 2009
Andreas Hofer Software
Website:
http://www.aho.ch/planetarium-winmobile
e-mail:
planets@aho.ch
Der rechte Kreis zeigt das Azimut der Himmelsobjekte auf einer Kompass-Skala. Der Halbkreis links zeigt die Höhe über dem Horizont (H). In den oberen Ecken werden diese Werte auch als Zahlen dargestellt.
Innerhalb des Kreises sind Rektaszension und Deklination, die Konstellation, die Helligkeit und die Distanz des aktuell gewählten Objekts zu sehen.
Die beiden Zeilen zuunterst zeigen links den Ort und die Zeit und rechts den Namen des aktuell ausgewählten Objekts.
Alle unterstrichenen Texte können angetippt werden, um den Wert zu ändern.
Um ein Objekt auszuwählen, tippen Sie es an oder tippen Sie auf den unten rechts angezeigten Namen. Wenn Sie in der Liste Konfigurieren wählen so erscheint ein Dialog in welchem Sie bestimmen können, welche Objekte im Kompass dargestellt werden. Wenn Sie ein Objekt nur temporär anzeigen möchten, so können Sie auch die Suchfunktion verwenden.
Die Knöpfe oben gleich unterhalb der Titelzeile haben folgende Funktion:
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Einstellen der Zeit, welche zur Berechnung verwendet wird. Dies kann die aktuelle Uhrzeit sein oder eine beliebige andere Zeit. |
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Wechselt in die Himmelsansicht. |
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Zeigt das aktuell ausgewählte Objekt in der Himmelsansicht. |
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Zeigt Informationen über das aktuell ausgewählte Objekt. |
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Dieser Knopf lässt Sie ein beliebiges Himmelsobjekt aus der Datenbank auswählen. |
In diesem Dialog können Sie festlegen, welche Objekte (maximal 10) in der Kompassansicht dargestellt werden.
Für jedes der 10 Objekte bestimmt das Optionsfeld, ob das Objekt dargestellt wird. Über die Objektliste oder die Suchfunktion in der Kompassansicht können auch die hier nicht eingeschalteten Objekte temporär dargestellt werden.
Tippen Sie auf den Namen eines Objekts um es durch ein anderes Objekt zu ersetzen.
In der Himmelsansicht wird ein Ausschnitt des Himmels so dargestellt, wie er an dem eingestellten Ort zur eingestellten Zeit gesehen werden kann.
Mit dem Stift kann jedes Himmelsobjekt angetippt werden, um es auszuwählen und seinen Namen anzuzeigen. Wenn man den Stift zieht (Stift unten lassen und über das Display fahren), kann der Himmelsausschnitt verschoben werden.
Falls Ihr Gerät eine Navigationstaste hat, können Sie diese verwenden, um den angezeigten Ausschnitt zu verschieben. Der Knopf in der Mitte schaltet um zwischen den Funktionsarten Zeitschritt und Ausschnitt verschieben.
Die Knöpfe oben gleich unterhalb der Titelzeile haben folgende Funktion:
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Einstellen der Zeit, welche zur Berechnung verwendet wird. Dies kann die aktuelle Uhrzeit sein oder eine beliebige andere Zeit. |
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Vollbildschirm-Modus ein- und ausschalten. Der Vollbildschirm-Modus verbirgt die Titel- und Menuzeile und vergrössert so die Sternkarte. |
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öffnet die Einstellungen für die Darstellung der Sternkarte. |
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Dieser Knopf lässt Sie ein beliebiges Himmelsobjekt aus der Datenbank auswählen. |
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Die Winkeldistanz zum aktuell ausgewählten Objekt messen. |
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Zeigt Informationen über das aktuell ausgewählte Objekt. |
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Das ausgewählte Objekt zentrieren und im Zentrum behalten. |
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Kurzinformationen über das angewählte Objekt anzeigen. |
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Ort, Zeit und Blickrichtungs-Indikator anzeigen. Der Blickrichtungs-Indikator (die beiden kleinen Kreise unten rechts) zeigt die Blickrichtung. Das Prinzip ist wie bei der Kompassansicht: Der linke Halbkreis zeigt die Höhe über Horizont, der rechte Kreis die Himmelsrichtung des Mittelpunktes der gezeichneten Karte. Die Kreise können angetippt werden, um aus dem Popup-Menu eine vordefinierte Blickrichtung zu wählen, oder mittels des Menupunktes Eingabe die Koordinaten einzugeben (siehe Blickrichtung setzen). Man kann auch die kleinen Pfeile antippen, um die Blickrichtung schrittweise zu verschieben. |
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Die Grösse des Gesichtsfeldes einstellen. |
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Die Grenzhelligkeit der Sterne einstellen. Dies bestimmt die Anzahl der angezeigten Sterne. |
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Die auf-, ab-, links- und rechts-Tasten verschieben den angezeigten Ausschnitt. |
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Die auf- und ab-Tasten führen Zeitschritte aus, die links- und rechts-Tasten verändern die Grösse des Gesichtsfeldes. |
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Wechselt zur Kompass-Ansicht. |
In diesem Dialog können Sie den Ort auf der Erde bestimmen, welcher für alle Berchnungen verwendet wird.
Sie haben dazu zwei Möglichkeiten:
Bezüglich der Zeitzone gilt es folgendes zu beachten:
Die interne Uhr Ihres Gerätes läuft mit UTC (Universal Time Coordinated, die
Zeit in Greenwich, London ohne Sommerzeit). Angezeigt wird im Planetarium
jedoch die Lokalzeit am gewählten Ort, welche gegenüber der UTC um die
beim Ort eingestellte Zeitdifferenz (Zeitzone) verschoben ist.
Je nach eingestellter Sommerzeitkorrektur wird
noch eine weitere Stunde addiert:
| 0h | Es wird nur die eingestelle Zeitdifferenz des Ortes verwendet und keine weitere Stunde addiert. Verwenden Sie diese Option im Winter. |
| +1h | Es wird eine weitere Stunde addiert. Verwenden Sie diese Option im Sommer. |
| wie Geräte-Uhr | Diese Einstellung kann nur gewählt werden, wenn die Zeitzone des Ortes mit der im System eingestellten Zeitzone übereinstimmt. In diesem Fall werden bei Zeiten im Sommer eine Stunde addiert. Massgebend ist dabei der angezeigte Zeitwert und nicht die aktuelle Zeit. |
In diesem Dialog können Sie einen Ort aus einer Reihe von vordefinierten oder selber erfassten Orten auswählen. Die selber erfassten Orte finden Sie indem Sie im oberen Feld User Definedauswählen.
Über diesen Dialog können Sie bestimmen, mit welcher Zeit Planetarium arbeitet.
In diesem Dialog können Sie bestimmen, wie gross der Zeitschritt
ist, um welchen in der
Kompassansicht
oder
Himmelsansicht
die Zeit verändert wird, wenn Sie die Navigationstasten
auf und ab betätigen.
Im ersten Eingabefeld können Sie den Wert auswählen oder einen beliebigen Wert direkt eingeben. Das zweite Eingabefeld bestimmt die Einheit. Ein Sterntag ist 23 Std und 56 Minuten. Wenn Sterntage als Einheit ausgewhlt wird, bleiben die Sterne am gleichen Ort nach jedem Zeitschritt.
Im unteren Teil des Dialoges können Sie bestimmen, was bei der Benützung der Zeitschritt-Funktion passiert, wenn Planetarium mit der aktuellen Zeit (siehe Zeit setzen) arbeitet.
Ein Kompass weist zum magnetischen und nicht zum wahren Nordpol. Diese Winkeldifferenz nennt man magnetische Deklination. Sie ist an jedem Ort der Erde verschieden und verändert sich langsam über die Jahre.
Dieses Programm verwendet das World Magnetic Model um die Deklination über eine Zeitdauer von fünf Jahren zu berechnen. Neue Koeffizienten werden alle fünf Jahre publiziert und eine aktualisierte Version dieses Programmes wird kurz darauf erhältlich sein. Die Genauigkeit wird angegeben als 1 Grad oder besser. Grössere Fehler sind jedoch möglich durch lokale Faktoren wie Erzvorkommen, Gebirgsketten oder elektrische Leitungen, welche das Modell nicht berücksichtigen kann.
Der Schalter Azimut Anzeige kontrolliert wie Azimut-Werte in Planetarium angezeigt werden. Wenn Wahr angewählt ist werden Azimutwerte bezüglich dem wahren Norden angegeben. Wenn Magnetisch angewählt ist werden die Azimutwerte anhand der Deklination korrigiert und entsprechen der Ablesung auf einem magnetischen Kompass. Um dies anzuzeigen wird neben der Zahl der Text 'AzM' anstatt 'Az.' angezeigt.
Wenn Magnetisch gewählt ist wird eine Linie zum magnetischen Nordpol in der Kompassansicht gezeichnet. Das 'N' zeigt immer zum wahren Nordpol.
Dieser Bildschirm zeigt die Auf-, Durchgangs- und Untergangszeiten von Sonne und Mond an sowie die Dämmerungszeiten für das aktuelle Datum. Wenn der Mond am Abend aufgeht, wird er am Morgen des folgenden Tages untergehen. Dieser Fall ist mit einem Pfeil '>' gekennzeichnet. Bitte beachten Sie dies, wenn Sie die Monduntergangszeit mit den Angaben aus einer Tageszeitung vergleichen.
Die Durchgangszeit ist die Zeit, wenn das Objekt am höchsten steht. Die Bürgerliche, Nautische und Astronomische Dämmerung sind definiert als die Zeiten wenn sich die Sonne 6, 12 bzw. 18 unter dem Horizont befindet. Grob gesagt,
Oben werden Datum und Ortschaft angezeigt. Wenn Sie diese Texte antippen, gelangen Sie auf die entsprechenden Seiten, um Ort und Zeit einstellen zu können. Mit den Auf- und Ab- Navigationstasten Ihres Gerätes können Sie sich die Werte für den nächsten oder vorherigen Tag anzeigen lassen.
Die Auf- und Untergangszeiten der Sonne und des Mondes sind definiert als die Zeiten, wenn der obere Rand den Horizont kreuzt. Die Berechnungen sind korrigiert für eine atmosphärische Refraktion von 0.5.
Dieser Dialog zeigt verschiedene Daten über ein astronomisches Objekt. Je nach Objekt werden spezifische Informationen angezeigt, beispielsweise beim Mond werden die Mondphasen angezeigt, bei der Sonne die Jahreszeiten, beim Jupiter dessen Monde, usw.
Bei den Auf- und Untergangszeiten des Objekts wird auch der Azimut angezeigt, wo das Objekt den Horizont kreuzt. Neben der Durchgangszeit wird die maximale Höhe, die das Objekt erreicht, angezeigt. Wenn keine Werte angezeigt werden bei den Auf- und Untergangszeiten bedeutet das, dass das Objekt nicht auf- oder untergeht, wie z.B. die Sonne während des Polarsommers oder der Polarstern.
Mit diesem Dialog können Sie ein Objekt aus der Datenbank auswählen.
Im Filter Textfeld können Sie einen Suchbegriff eingeben. Es werden dann nur Objekte angezeigt, welche diesen Suchbegriff beinhalten.
Auf der ersten Seite des Registers kann ausgewählt werden, was in der Himmelsansicht dargestellt werden soll.
Auf der zweiten Seite befinden sich die folgenden Einstellungen:
Mit Sternenfarbe kann bestimmt werden, wie die Sterne in der Himmelsansicht eingefärbt werden: Entweder alle weiss, oder mit ihrer echten Farbe, oder mit einer intenisivierten Färbung.
Tipp Info bestimmt welche Koordinaten im unteren Teil der Himmelsansicht zum ausgewählten Objekte angezeigt werden. SW bedeutet Stundenwinkel, welcher entweder von 0h bis 24h angegeben wird oder beidseitig von 0h bis 12h aufsteigend mit Angabe von Ost und West.
Ein Telrad-Sucher ist ein optisches Gerät, welches drei Kreise in das Gesichtsfeld überlagert. Diese können verwendet werden, um Distanzen zwischen Objekten zu vermessen. Gibt man unter Telrad die Durchmesser der drei Kreise des entsprechenden Telrad-Suchers ein, werden Kreise dieser Grössen in der Sternkarte eingezeichnet.
In diesem Dialog können Sie die Blickrichtung der Himmelsansicht festlegen. Sie können die Werte entweder als Az/Höhe oder als RA/Dekl Koordinaten eingeben.
In diesem Dialog sehen Sie eine Liste aller installierten Objekt- oder Kometen/Asteroiden-Dateien. Sie können mit den Optionsfeldern auswählen, welche dargestellt werden sollen in der Sternkarte.
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0.703600; 58.0011; 79.7185; 11.7293; 6.5; 35.0 029P/Schwassmann-Wachmann; 14.65 years, MPC 42666; 1; 1; 53189.1617; 0; 5.717498; 0.045115; 48.3485; 312.6347; 9.3945; 4.0; 10.0 030P/Reinmuth; 7.33 years, MPC 59599; 1; 1; 55305.5968; 0; 1.884042; 0.500791; 13.2241; 119.7532; 8.1225; 9.5; 15.0 031P/Schwassmann-Wachmann; 8.73 years, MPC 59600; 1; 1; 55469.3312; 0; 3.423778; 0.192205; 18.0697; 114.1879; 4.5475; 5.0; 20.0 036P/Whipple; 8.50 years, MPC 62883; 1; 1; 55926.6411; 0; 3.088107; 0.258516; 201.8996; 182.3950; 9.9357; 8.5; 15.0 043P/Wolf-Harrington; 6.14 years, MPC 59600; 1; 1; 55378.5473; 0; 1.357198; 0.595103; 191.2932; 250.0422; 15.9772; 8.0; 15.0 044P/Reinmuth; 7.08 years, MPC 60465; 1; 1; 54514.4132; 0; 2.106896; 0.428497; 58.1213; 286.6020; 5.9043; 8.3; 15.0 047P/Ashbrook-Jackson; 8.33 years, MPC 56802; 1; 1; 54862.9991; 0; 2.799127; 0.319063; 357.6930; 356.9828; 13.0531; 1.0; 28.0 049P/Arend-Rigaux; 6.70 years, MPC 62882; 1; 1; 55852.9016; 0; 1.414468; 0.601890; 333.0283; 118.9371; 19.1063; 11.3; 11.0 054P/de Vico-Swift-NEAT; 7.38 years, MPEC 2009-Q12; 1; 1; 55163.5135; 0; 2.171755; 0.427030; 1.9406; 358.8616; 6.0670; 12.5; 15.0 057P/du Toit-Neujmin-Delporte; 6.40 years, MPC 54171; 1; 1; 54825.9437; 0; 1.723741; 0.500102; 115.2831; 188.8247; 2.8485; 12.5; 15.0 059P/Kearns-Kwee; 9.51 years, MPC 64498; 1; 1; 54897.6295; 0; 2.355532; 0.475156; 127.5273; 313.0361; 9.3412; 7.0; 15.0 061P/Shajn-Schaldach; 7.05 years, MPC 63377; 1; 1; 54715.1338; 0; 2.108045; 0.426722; 221.6446; 163.1114; 6.0091; 6.0; 25.0 064P/Swift-Gehrels; 9.34 years, MPC 66706; 1; 1; 54996.3539; 0; 1.377008; 0.689552; 96.3061; 300.7428; 8.9514; 8.5; 30.0 065P/Gunn; 6.79 years, MPC 59598; 1; 1; 55257.0144; 0; 2.440529; 0.319539; 196.5992; 68.3597; 10.3857; 5.0; 15.0 067P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko; 6.45 years, MPC 56802; 1; 1; 54890.3641; 0; 1.246496; 0.640213; 12.6998; 50.1958; 7.0408; 11.0; 10.0 068P/Klemola; 10.82 years, MPC 56802; 1; 1; 54851.9663; 0; 1.759031; 0.640457; 153.9745; 175.3289; 11.1448; 10.0; 10.0 074P/Smirnova-Chernykh; 8.53 years, MPC 56804; 1; 1; 55042.439; 0; 3.557660; 0.147587; 87.2572; 77.1026; 6.6474; 5.0; 15.0 077P/Longmore; 6.83 years, MPC 56804; 1; 1; 55019.8488; 0; 2.310327; 0.358113; 196.6948; 14.9167; 24.3983; 7.0; 20.0 081P/Wild; 6.42 years, MPC 59598; 1; 1; 55249.7485; 0; 1.597838; 0.537369; 41.8137; 136.0972; 3.2375; 7.0; 15.0 082P/Gehrels; 8.42 years, MPC 59598; 1; 1; 55208.4773; 0; 3.633291; 0.121921; 226.3166; 239.5183; 1.1264; 5.0; 20.0 085P/Boethin; 11.54 years, MPC 54171; 1; 1; 54816.3724; 0; 1.147441; 0.775348; 53.5862; 343.4491; 4.2172; 6.5; 20.0 088P/Howell; 5.49 years, MPC 66205; 1; 1; 55116.4687; 0; 1.363507; 0.561966; 235.9606; 56.7574; 4.3817; 11.0; 15.0 089P/Russell; 7.39 years, MPC 56804; 1; 1; 55060.1771; 0; 2.279933; 0.399320; 249.3226; 42.3911; 12.0321; 11.5; 15.0 094P/Russell; 6.59 years, MPC 59599; 1; 1; 55284.8581; 0; 2.239971; 0.363010; 92.8775; 70.9216; 6.1829; 9.0; 15.0 097P/Metcalf-Brewington; 10.46 years, MPC 62881; 1; 1; 55796.0708; 0; 2.584877; 0.459505; 228.7909; 185.3042; 17.8718; 5.5; 15.0 099P/Kowal; 15.23 years, MPC 51821; 1; 1; 54127.2463; 0; 4.732823; 0.229783; 174.2474; 28.2479; 4.3327; 4.5; 15.0 100P/Hartley; 6.30 years, MPC 56805; 1; 1; 55171.1406; 0; 1.982377; 0.418754; 181.7049; 37.8476; 25.6527; 9.0; 20.0 104P/Kowal; 5.90 years, MPC 59599; 1; 1; 55320.504; 0; 1.178977; 0.638756; 200.4330; 235.6319; 10.2706; 12.5; 10.0 110P/Hartley; 6.88 years, MPC 54167; 1; 1; 54499.1773; 0; 2.487409; 0.312487; 167.7069; 287.7388; 11.6791; 1.0; 30.0 111P/Helin-Roman-Crockett; 8.27 years, MPC 42667; 1; 1; 56381.3677; 0; 3.557365; 0.129821; 12.8724; 91.8576; 4.2158; 5.0; 20.0 116P/Wild; 6.49 years, MPC 62583; 1; 1; 55030.8676; 0; 2.174942; 0.374617; 173.5919; 21.0335; 3.6129; 2.5; 25.0 117P/Helin-Roman-Alu; 8.26 years, MPC 45658; 1; 1; 53725.0788; 0; 3.042390; 0.255423; 222.9909; 58.9391; 8.7034; 2.5; 20.0 118P/Shoemaker-Levy; 6.45 years, MPC 59598; 1; 1; 55198.3171; 0; 1.984014; 0.427227; 302.1383; 151.8073; 8.5094; 12.0; 10.0 119P/Parker-Hartley; 8.87 years, MPC 52907; 1; 1; 53512.6848; 0; 3.039586; 0.290508; 181.1136; 244.0744; 5.1905; 3.5; 20.0 123P/West-Hartley; 7.58 years, MPC 62881; 1; 1; 55746.7799; 0; 2.131372; 0.447569; 102.7753; 46.6072; 15.3516; 4.0; 25.0 124P/Mrkos; 5.76 years, MPC 54168; 1; 1; 54583.3311; 0; 1.469458; 0.542493; 181.4997; 1.2852; 31.3603; 13.5; 7.0 126P/IRAS; 13.41 years, MPC 66205; 1; 1; 55249.713; 0; 1.713301; 0.696396; 356.7469; 357.7653; 45.8278; 6.0; 20.0 127P/Holt-Olmstead; 6.40 years, MPC 56805; 1; 1; 55125.3259; 0; 2.195724; 0.362704; 6.5239; 13.6877; 14.3194; 11.0; 15.0 128P/Shoemaker-Holt; 9.58 years, MPC 51822; 1; 1; 54264.3448; 0; 3.066600; 0.320257; 210.3766; 214.3784; 4.3566; 8.5; 10.0 129P/Shoemaker-Levy; 7.15 years, MPC 50140; 1; 1; 53767.6359; 0; 2.575002; 0.306154; 206.7090; 295.4454; 3.6122; 11.0; 10.0 131P/Mueller; 7.06 years, MPC 65937; 1; 1; 55934.3198; 0; 2.419686; 0.342517; 179.6422; 214.2180; 7.3540; 11.0; 10.0 136P/Mueller; 8.58 years, MPC 60282; 1; 1; 54395.6772; 0; 2.961155; 0.293483; 224.9585; 137.5513; 9.4277; 11.0; 10.0 137P/Shoemaker-Levy; 9.55 years, MPC 56803; 1; 1; 54964.5701; 0; 1.915285; 0.574498; 140.8130; 233.1209; 4.8537; 11.0; 1KBb:,J,J0.0 139P/Vaisala-Oterma; 9.61 years, MPC 60666; 1; 1; 54575.4574; 0; 3.402648; 0.247039; 165.5401; 242.4436; 2.3290; 9.5; 10.0 142P/Ge-Wang; 11.07 years, MPC 59599; 1; 1; 55347.032; 0; 2.487014; 0.499310; 175.8530; 176.5414; 12.3014; 8.5; 15.0 143P/Kowal-Mrkos; 8.92 years, MPC 56803; 1; 1; 54994.1982; 0; 2.538199; 0.409802; 320.7603; 245.3684; 4.6899; 13.5; 5.0 144P/Kushida; 7.60 years, MPC 64498; 1; 1; 54857.8501; 0; 1.438946; 0.627795; 216.0919; 245.5568; 4.1092; 8.5; 20.0 145P/Shoemaker-Levy; 8.40 years, MPC 56803; 1; 1; 54916.6162; 0; 1.891352; 0.542157; 10.1421; 26.9025; 11.2992; 13.5; 10.0 149P/Mueller; 9.03 years, MPC 59598; 1; 1; 55246.2809; 0; 2.650716; 0.388630; 43.7897; 145.2662; 29.7354; 8.0; 20.0 150P/LONEOS; 7.68 years, MPC 54170; 1; 1; 54795.9864; 0; 1.767730; 0.545721; 245.6687; 272.4279; 18.5004; 13.5; 10.0 152P/Helin-Lawrence; 9.54 years, MPC 65938; 1; 1; 56117.1975; 0; 3.111118; 0.308293; 163.9179; 91.9596; 9.8710; 11.5; 10.0 157P/Tritton; 6.30 years, MPC 59598; 1; 1; 55247.4879; 0; 1.360651; 0.601211; 148.6978; 300.1178; 7.2782; 10.0; 10.0 158P/Kowal-LINEAR; 10.25 years, MPC 65939; 1; 1; 56186.1616; 0; 4.581833; 0.029186; 231.5772; 137.3095; 7.9084; 9.0; 10.0 162P/Siding Spring; 5.33 years, MPC 59599; 1; 1; 55263.4435; 0; 1.232823; 0.596079; 356.3170; 31.2525; 27.8166; 12.0; 10.0 164P/Christensen; 6.97 years, MPC 62880; 1; 1; 55714.6788; 0; 1.673385; 0.541309; 325.9591; 88.3637; 16.2693; 11.0; 10.0 166P/NEAT; 51.4 years, MPC 54366; 1; 1; 52407.9255; 0; 8.544769; 0.382092; 321.4916; 64.4487; 15.3718; 5.5; 10.0 167P/CINEOS; 65.6 years, MPC 54367; 1; 1; 52044.2309; 0; 11.814276; 0.273950; 344.6707; 295.7675; 19.0879; 9.5; 5.0 169P/NEAT; 4.21 years, MPC 56805; 1; 1; 55165.3058; 0; 0.607674; 0.766786; 217.9626; 176.1949; 11.2996; 16.0; 5.0 172P/Yeung; 6.59 years, MPC 54825; 1; 1; 54752.0395; 0; 2.240841; 0.362183; 179.0772; 40.0726; 11.5158; 13.0; 10.0 173P/Mueller; 13.61 years, MPC 54987; 1; 1; 54603.6109; 0; 4.213759; 0.260848; 29.7301; 100.5580; 16.4938; 7.5; 10.0 174P/Echeclus; 35.3 years, CCO 17; 1; 1; 57130.1603; 0; 5.831998; 0.457922; 162.5215; 173.3778; 4.3403; 9.5; 5.0 176P/LINEAR; 5.71 years, CCO 17; 1; 1; 55744.862; 0; 2.575694; 0.193297; 35.9819; 346.5094; 0.2378; 15.0; 5.0 179P/Jedicke; 14.37 years, MPC 66205; 1; 1; 54436.9197; 0; 4.086299; 0.308599; 295.4437; 115.8487; 19.8745; 2.5; 20.0 180P/NEAT; 7.54 years, MPC 62583; 1; 1; 54612.895; 0; 2.469586; 0.357471; 94.9824; 84.7520; 16.9115; 11.0; 10.0 183P/Korlevic-Juric; 9.55 years, MPC 58540; 1; 1; 54594.2012; 0; 3.893760; 0.135160; 161.5580; 5.8453; 18.7358; 12.5; 5.0 186P/Garradd; 10.71 years, MPC 59045; 1; 1; 54556.4063; 0; 4.267101; 0.122011; 280.0590; 327.7751; 28.8758; 7.5; 10.0 187P/LINEAR; 9.41 years, MPC 62583; 1; 1; 54746.9051; 0; 3.693676; 0.171462; 132.1825; 112.0047; 13.7303; 9.0; 10.0 195P/Hill; 16.49 years, MPC 61438; 1; 1; 54851.9105; 0; 4.438519; 0.314772; 249.6035; 243.2413; 36.3608; 8.5; 10.0 199P/Shoemaker; 14.59 years, MPC 66205; 1; 1; 54930.8244; 0; 2.935407; 0.508476; 191.9217; 92.9428; 24.7565; 10.0; 10.0 200P/Larsen; 10.88 years, MPC 63139; 1; 1; 54703.3969; 0; 3.272224; 0.333430; 133.7682; 234.8178; 12.1200; 9.0; 10.0 202P/Scotti; 7.34 years, MPC 64116; 1; 1; 54868.9801; 0; 2.527010; 0.330880; 255.5526; 194.5748; 2.1849; 13.5; 10.0 203P/Korlevic; 10.01 years, MPC 63822; 1; 1; 55235.2077; 0; 3.182182; 0.314809; 154.5471; 290.5608; 2.9760; 14.5; 5.0 204P/LINEAR-NEAT; 7.01 years, MPC 63822; 1; 1; 54809.2424; 0; 1.940118; 0.470566; 355.0258; 109.1057; 6.5811; 14.0; 10.0 209P/LINEAR; 5.03 years, MPC 64498; 1; 1; 54936.9772; 0; 0.913719; 0.688937; 149.7366; 66.4472; 19.1486; 17.0; 5.0 210P/Christensen; 5.66 years, MPC 64768; 1; 1; 54819.9698; 0; 0.534831; 0.831618; 345.7722; 93.8844; 10.2156; 13.5; 10.0 211P/Hill; 6.73 years, MPC 64768; 1; 1; 54958.7591; 0; 2.362077; 0.337629; 4.3916; 117.2961; 18.8721; 12.5; 10.0 213P/Van Ness; 6.34 years, MPC 65058; 1; 1; 55727.8568; 0; 2.124048; 0.379727; 3.1805; 312.6945; 10.2409; 10.5; 10.0 214P/LINEAR; 6.85 years, MPC 65058; 1; 1; 54836.6146; 0; 1.843785; 0.488611; 190.2702; 348.2598; 15.2135; 13.0; 10.0 215P/NEAT; 8.06 years, MPC 65058; 1; 1; 55354.6575; 0; 3.213847; 0.200791; 222.3720; 75.4446; 12.7907; 11.0; 10.0 216P/LINEAR; 7.65 years, MPC 65340; 1; 1; 54749.9207; 0; 2.159822; 0.443938; 151.5794; 359.8942; 9.0356; 13.0; 10.0 217P/LINEAR; 7.83 years, MPC 65648; 1; 1; 55082.9657; 0; 1.223968; 0.689679; 246.7441; 125.6223; 12.8816; 12.0; 10.0 218P/LINEAR; 6.10 years, MPC 65936; 1; 1; 55004.2865; 0; 1.701439; 0.490270; 10.6050; 226.7437; 18.1516; 16.0; 10.0 219P/LINEAR; 6.98 years, MPC 65936; 1; 1; 55261.0696; 0; 2.363929; 0.352783; 107.8189; 231.0975; 11.5224; 11.0; 10.0 220P/McNaught; 5.49 years, MPC 65936; 1; 1; 55180.4653; 0; 1.548585; 0.502540; 180.7742; 150.1192; 8.1325; 15.0; 10.0 221P/LINEAR; 6.49 years, MPC 66206; 1; 1; 54855.8669; 0; 1.783572; 0.487491; 39.6991; 230.0164; 11.4178; 14.5; 10.0 222P/LINEAR; 4.83 years, MPC 66706; 1; 1; 55075.1051; 0; 0.780162; 0.727021; 345.4306; 7.1337; 5.1474; 20.0; 10.0 C/1995 O1 (Hale-Bopp); 2431 years, MPC 61436; 1; 1; 50538.2137; 0; 0.912001; 0.994955; 130.5960; 282.8944; 89.2373; -2.0; 10.0 P/1996 A1 (Jedicke); 19.36 years, MPC 31893; 1; 1; 56989.2676; 0; 4.079131; 0.434295; 223.9457; 249.0115; 6.6119; 7.0; 10.0 P/1997 C1 (Gehrels); 17.59 years, MPC 31204; 1; 1; 56488.0214; 0; 3.594357; 0.468499; 211.4304; 225.5379; 2.8573; 8.0; 10.0 P/1998 U3 (Jager); 15.07 years, MPC 34421; 1; 1; 56734.9549; 0; 2.154983; 0.646730; 180.9868; 303.4974; 19.0787; 6.5; 10.0 P/1998 U4 (Spahr); 13.21 years, MPC 65938; 1; 1; 56039.7094; 0; 3.852107; 0.310655; 251.7540; 181.5210; 31.5454; 8.0; 10.0 P/1998 VS24 (LINEAR); 9.61 years, MPC 54169; 1; 1; 54610.8422; 0; 3.422526; 0.242666; 244.4082; 159.1727; 5.0265; 13.0; 5.0 P/1999 U3 (LINEAR); 11.03 years, MPC 59600; 1; 1; 55395.1633; 0; 1.918737; 0.612743; 110.1424; 306.0087; 20.9190; 13.5; 10.0 P/1999 XB69 (LINEAR); 9.46 years, MPC 56804; 1; 1; 55037.911; 0; 1.652120; 0.630754; 220.3270; 256.0534; 11.3060; 17.5; 5.0 P/1999 XN120 (Catalina); 8.57 years, MPC 54170; 1; 1; 54782.3966; 0; 3.303955; 0.210999; 161.5887; 285.4484; 5.0258; 13.5; 5.0 P/2000 Y3 (Scotti); 11.07 years, MPC 65937; 1; 1; 55925.2324; 0; 3.954285; 0.203698; 89.2446; 354.3408; 2.2667; 9.0; 10.0 P/2001 R6 (LINEAR-Skiff); 8.52 years, MPC 59599; 1; 1; 55281.2429; 0; 2.177755; 0.478026; 308.4599; 67.3792; 17.3910; 13.0; 10.0 P/2001 YX127 (LINEAR); 8.50 years, MPC 62881; 1; 1; 55798.5451; 0; 3.429978; 0.176337; 114.9782; 31.0721; 7.9166; 14.5; 5.0 P/2002 Q1 (Van Ness); 6.71 years, MPC 56803; 1; 1; 54910.9533; 0; 1.551197; 0.563897; 185.0208; 173.9959; 36.2801; 13.0; 10.0 P/2002 S1 (Skiff); 8.45 years, MPC 59600; 1; 1; 55423.3458; 0; 2.416683; 0.417498; 38.0787; 346.8471; 27.0453; 11.0; 10.0 P/2002 T1 (LINEAR); 6.96 years, MPC 56804; 1; 1; 55068.4869; 0; 1.314750; 0.639319; 3.8243; 14.2258; 21.3957; 18.0; 10.0 C/2002 VQ94 (LINEAR); 2590 years, MPC 59874; 1; 1; 53772.4084; 0; 6.797644; 0.963955; 100.0641; 34.9933; 70.5628; 9.5; 5.0 P/2002 X2 (NEAT); 7.61 years, MPC 59600; 1; 1; 55473.524; 0; 2.126990; 0.450448; 351.6479; 75.1344; 23.5513; 12.0; 10.0 P/2003 A1 (LINEAR); 7.50 years, MPC 56803; 1; 1; 54998.04; 0; 1.916128; 0.499922; 340.2651; 54.0759; 44.3333; 13.5; 10.0 P/2003 CP7 (LINEAR-NEAT); 8.06 years, MPC 62880; 1; 1; 55699.0942; 0; 3.030898; 0.246260; 42.6919; 133.0974; 12.3292; 14.5; 5.0 C/2003 WT42 (LINEAR); MPC 56169; 1; 1; 53834.8888; 0; 5.189563; 0.999479; 92.4352; 48.4373; 31.4329; 11.5; 5.0 P/2003 XD10 (LINEAR-NEAT); 6.30 years, MPC 59598; 1; 1; 55227.825; 0; 1.989998; 0.416666; 16.0346; 40.5400; 13.4333; 15.5; 10.0 P/2004 A1 (LONEOS); 22.45 years, MPC 60921; 1; 1; 53253.3551; 0; 5.489030; 0.310217; 21.9369; 124.9777; 10.5508; 6.5; 10.0 C/2004 B1 (LINEAR); MPC 57131; 1; 1; 53773.5522; 0; 1.607247; 1.001129; 328.0035; 272.8365; 114.0969; 10.5; 5.0 C/2004 D1 (NEAT); MPC 63599; 1; 1; 53775.9981; 0; 4.974276; 0.998540; 75.5224; 62.2394; 45.5594; 11.5; 5.0 P/2004 EW38 (Catalina-LINEAR); 6.80 years, MPC 59600; 1; 1; 55442.7671; 0; 1.795195; 0.499715; 90.1344; 49.8866; 6.5247; 16.5; 5.0 P/2004 F3 (NEAT); 8.07 years, MPC 57793; 1; 1; 56320.7411; 0; 2.871580; 0.285975; 176.4358; 78.8214; 15.9817; 9.0; 10.0 P/2004 FY140 (LINEAR); 10.96 years, MPC 54823; 1; 1; 53219.1722; 0; 4.111369; 0.166920; 239.5776; 327.1813; 2.1267; 12.5; 5.0 C/2005 EL173 (LONEOS); MPC 61702; 1; 1; 54164.4642; 0; 3.886967; 1.002253; 261.4828; 344.8133; 130.6694; 11.5; 5.0 P/2005 L1 (McNaught); 7.94 years, MPC 54559; 1; 1; 53718.6315; 0; 3.148391; 0.208839; 149.9191; 138.3031; 7.7359; 9.5; 10.0 C/2005 L3 (McNaught); MPC 59596; 1; 1; 54481.6949; 0; 5.594417; 1.000322; 47.1692; 288.7450; 139.4496; 4.0; 10.0 P/2005 RV25 (LONEOS-Christensen); 8.99 years, MPC 55978; 1; 1; 54043.872; 0; 3.603153; 0.166366; 191.2995; 246.8898; 9.8851; 9.5; 10.0 P/2005 S2 (Skiff); 22.54 years, MPC 54987; 1; 1; 53914.8926; 0; 6.397025; 0.198286; 229.8341; 161.2107; 3.1407; 7.5; 10.0 C/2005 S4 (McNaught); MPC 60464; 1; 1; 54300.5966; 0; 5.852705; 0.998940; 31.5522; 318.2864; 107.9591; 5.0; 10.0 P/2005 SB216 (LONEOS); 18.95 years, MPC 61994; 1; 1; 54141.7567; 0; 3.814463; 0.463330; 83.4544; 1.6732; 24.1141; 12.0; 5.0 C/2006 E1 (McNaught); MPC 65935; 1; 1; 54107.7218; 0; 6.043467; 1.002988; 232.8798; 95.0396; 83.1887; 6.0; 10.0 P/2006 F1 (Kowalski); 10.11 years, MPC 60465; 1; 1; 54515.2664; 0; 4.119781; 0.119025; 186.8158; 124.7611; 21.2752; 8.0; 10.0 C/2006 K1 (McNaught); MPC 62270; 1; 1; 54301.7974; 0; 4.425710; 1.002731; 296.4604; 72.1173; 53.8615; 7.5; 10.0 C/2006 K4 (NEAT); MPC 62270; 1; 1; 54433.5529; 0; 3.189477; 0.998411; 233.6591; 116.6057; 111.3427; 6.0; 10.0 C/2006 OF2 (Broughton); MPC 62270; 1; 1; 54724.7012; 0; 2.431334; 1.001195; 95.6151; 318.5067; 30.1705; 5.5; 10.0 C/2006 Q1 (McNaught); MPC 61994; 1; 1; 54650.836; 0; 2.763786; 0.999456; 344.3805; 199.5500; 59.0518; 5.0; 10.0 C/2006 S3 (LONEOS); MPC 61702; 1; 1; 56034.1336; 0; 5.137832; 0.999956; 140.0348; 38.3175; 166.0267; 2.0; 10.0 C/2006 S5 (Hill); 935.5 years, MPC 60465; 1; 1; 54443.6103; 0; 2.628853; 0.972517; 182.0708; 281.5451; 10.1312; 8.0; 10.0 P/2006 T1 (Levy); 5.27 years, MPC 65937; 1; 1; 55938.4685; 0; 1.004018; 0.668519; 179.6995; 279.7868; 18.2947; 10.5; 10.0 C/2006 U6 (Spacewatch); MPC 66204; 1; 1; 54622.5096; 0; 2.498351; 0.998909; 276.6034; 180.1813; 84.8889; 8.0; 10.0 C/2006 V1 (Catalina); 3211 years, MPC 62580; 1; 1; 54429.7054; 0; 2.669531; 0.987734; 253.3800; 335.5343; 31.3339; 8.0; 10.0 C/2006 W3 (Christensen); MPC 61436; 1; 1; 55018.6618; 0; 3.126204; 1.000035; 133.5190; 113.5726; 127.0735; 5.0; 10.0 C/2007 B2 (Skiff); 21827 years, MPC 66700; 1; 1; 54699.0122; 0; 2.975551; 0.996190; 206.0581; 14.8533; 27.4946; 6.0; 10.0 C/2007 D1 (LINEAR); MPC 61436; 1; 1; 54267.7094; 0; 8.790756; 0.996066; 340.0483; 171.0916; 41.5438; 3.5; 10.0 C/2007 G1 (LINEAR); MPC 66464; 1; 1; 54786.3418; 0; 2.647226; 1.001666; 223.9938; 78.9956; 88.3303; 5.5; 10.0 P/2007 H1 (McNaught); 7.03 years, MPC 62270; 1; 1; 54329.9496; 0; 2.281534; 0.378414; 202.6987; 144.3642; 11.8750; 10.0; 10.0 C/2007 K3 (Siding Spring); MPC 63599; 1; 1; 54577.6236; 0; 2.050952; 1.000560; 23.5785; 263.2478; 16.2989; 9.5; 10.0 C/2007 M1 (McNaught); MPC 63376; 1; 1; 54690.291; 0; 7.475474; 0.995299; 52.6726; 326.8069; 139.7209; 6.0; 10.0 C/2007 M2 (Catalina); MPC 61437; 1; 1; 54808.5886; 0; 3.540928; 0.998824; 220.6743; 357.2884; 80.9543; 8.0; 10.0 C/2007 N3 (Lulin); MPC 65054; 1; 1; 54841.6437; 0; 1.212240; 1.000046; 136.8685; 338.5413; 178.3737; 6.5; 10.0 C/2007 Q3 (Siding Spring); MPC 61437; 1; 1; 55111.2885; 0; 2.251609; 1.000186; 2.0977; 149.4133; 65.6504; 4.5; 10.0 P/2007 R1 (Larson); 14.82 years, MPC 65645; 1; 1; 54336.3041; 0; 4.353050; 0.278379; 175.2147; 181.6491; 7.8745; 8.0; 10.0 C/2007 S2 (Lemmon); 44.4 years, MPC 64767; 1; 1; 54723.1896; 0; 5.557603; 0.556575; 210.4160; 296.2403; 16.8589; 6.5; 10.0 C/2007 T5 (Gibbs); 315.7 years, MPC 65935; 1; 1; 54609.9873; 0; 4.048838; 0.912671; 34.3831; 109.8381; 45.6142; 8.0; 10.0 C/2007 U1 (LINEAR); MPC 63599; 1; 1; 54685.1274; 0; 3.329628; 1.001234; 0.9545; 50.0490; 157.7880; 9.0; 10.0 C/2007 VO53 (Spacewatch); MPC 63821; 1; 1; 55312.3878; 0; 4.842790; 0.999716; 75.0166; 59.7467; 86.9971; 7.0; 10.0 C/2007 W1 (Boattini); MPC 63599; 1; 1; 54641.8631; 0; 0.849927; 0.999966; 306.5560; 334.5155; 9.8889; 9.5; 10.0 C/2007 Y2 (McNaught); MPC 62271; 1; 1; 54564.5463; 0; 4.209933; 0.995860; 257.7202; 303.4647; 98.5015; 9.0; 10.0 C/2008 A1 (McNaught); MPC 65935; 1; 1; 54738.1135; 0; 1.073131; 1.000345; 348.4669; 277.8842; 82.5485; 6.5; 10.0 P/2008 CL94 (Lemmon); 15.32 years, MPC 65645; 1; 1; 53912.5469; 0; 5.429566; 0.119589; 81.6900; 33.4550; 8.3507; 8.0; 10.0 C/2008 E1 (Catalina); 35.0 years, MPC 64113; 1; 1; 54689.7378; 0; 4.828747; 0.548351; 269.9816; 189.0141; 35.0401; 7.0; 10.0 C/2008 E3 (Garradd); MPC 62879; 1; 1; 54680.5171; 0; 5.531405; 0.997724; 218.1254; 105.6746; 105.0762; 6.0; 10.0 C/2008 FK75 (Lemmon-Siding Spring); MPC 64767; 1; 1; 55467.9907; 0; 4.511767; 1.003137; 80.3870; 218.2565; 61.1650; 5.0; 10.0 C/2008 G1 (Gibbs); 6747 years, MPC 63136; 1; 1; 54843.2068; 0; 3.989081; 0.988828; 63.7466; 215.9154; 72.8483; 9.5; 10.0 C/2008 J1 (Boattini); 2200 years, MPC 65054; 1; 1; 54660.2909; 0; 1.724501; 0.989805; 68.1356; 273.4219; 61.7760; 10.0; 10.0 P/2008 J2 (Beshore); 6.50 years, MPC 63376; 1; 1; 54545.7092; 0; 2.406232; 0.309138; 131.6861; 98.2503; 10.2581; 9.0; 10.0 P/2008 J3 (McNaught); 7.68 years, MPC 64496; 1; 1; 54900.7435; 0; 2.287176; 0.412325; 4.4132; 9.8559; 25.3993; 12.0; 10.0 C/2008 N1 (Holmes); 30635 years, MPC 65935; 1; 1; 55099.8756; 0; 2.783626; 0.997157; 100.8103; 357.4721; 115.5204; 9.0; 10.0 P/2008 O2 (McNaught); 9.52 years, MPC 64497; 1; 1; 54942.8353; 0; 3.803640; 0.153411; 27.4993; 325.8604; 9.5183; 9.0; 10.0 C/2008 P1 (Garradd); MPC 64114; 1; 1; 55034.8942; 0; 3.896170; 1.001940; 11.8559; 357.6762; 64.3068; 7.0; 10.0 C/2008 Q1 (Maticic); 14684 years, MPC 65935; 1; 1; 54830.1633; 0; 2.959230; 0.995065; 104.4881; 9.3061; 118.6282; 10.0; 10.0 C/2008 Q3 (Garradd); MPC 66204; 1; 1; 55005.0977; 0; 1.798200; 0.999695; 340.8585; 219.7347; 140.7056; 10.0; 10.0 C/2008 S3 (Boattini); MPC 65340; 1; 1; 55716.2144; 0; 8.022239; 1.001951; 39.7633; 54.9323; 162.7071; 4.0; 10.0 P/2008 T1 (Boattini); 8.71 years, MPC 65340; 1; 1; 54522.8058; 0; 3.043919; 0.281017; 35.9901; 291.7400; 2.0830; 11.0; 10.0 C/2008 T2 (Cardinal); MPC 65340; 1; 1; 54995.2413; 0; 1.202248; 1.000055; 215.8691; 309.6783; 56.3040; 6.0; 10.0 P/2008 WZ96 (LINEAR); 6.15 years, MPC 66204; 1; 1; 54854.9212; 0; 1.646287; 0.509801; 337.6262; 59.1095; 6.9576; 13.5; 10.0 P/2008 Y3 (McNaught); 22.74 years, MPC 65936; 1; 1; 54842.8116; 0; 4.434219; 0.447499; 238.2643; 262.9293; 38.8123; 8.5; 10.0 P/2009 B1 (Boattini); 17.32 years, MPC 65058; 1; 1; 54868.2106; 0; 2.426618; 0.637439; 128.5978; 297.4359; 22.2290; 13.0; 10.0 C/2009 B2 (LINEAR); 272.3 years, MPC 65647; 1; 1; 54897.4008; 0; 2.327630; 0.944597; 192.4999; 18.8168; 156.8743; 12.5; 10.0 C/2009 E1 (Itagaki); 254.6 years, MPC 66465; 1; 1; 54928.9207; 0; 0.599727; 0.985070; 48.9566; 105.9625; 127.4527; 11.5; 10.0 C/2009 F1 (Larson); 1086 years, MPC 66204; 1; 1; 55007.8905; 0; 1.830634; 0.982668; 219.5848; 357.9500; 171.3756; 15.0; 10.0 C/2009 F2 (McNaught); 6647 years, MPC 66204; 1; 1; 55149.3573; 0; 5.875168; 0.983381; 336.3645; 214.0626; 59.3488; 6.0; 10.0 C/2009 F4 (McNaught); MPC 66204; 1; 1; 55926.2687; 0; 5.455729; 1.003681; 260.3423; 53.5642; 79.3215; 3.0; 10.0 C/2009 F5 (McNaught); 709.7 years, MPC 66204; 1; 1; 54774.8117; 0; 2.245219; 0.971781; 297.3612; 219.0645; 84.9882; 10.0; 10.0 C/2009 F6 (Yi-SWAN); 8945 years, MPC 66204; 1; 1; 54958.4413; 0; 1.274067; 0.997043; 129.7784; 278.6795; 85.7667; 6.0; 10.0 C/2009 G1 (STEREO); 11238 years, MPC 66466; 1; 1; 54937.5074; 0; 1.128763; 0.997750; 175.4464; 120.6357; 108.3102; 9.0; 10.0 P/2009 K1 (Gibbs); 7.05 years, MPC 66703; 1; 1; 55007.907; 0; 1.323049; 0.640006; 27.0561; 172.7888; 5.7468; 17.0; 10.0 C/2009 K2 (Catalina); MPC 66703; 1; 1; 55234.452; 0; 3.246598; 0.997337; 147.6765; 123.8092; 66.8210; 10.0; 10.0 C/2009 K3 (Beshore); MPC 66205; 1; 1; 55570.266; 0; 3.90156; 1.00000; 251.413; 0.032; 146.680; 8.5; 10.0 C/2009 K4 (Gibbs); 275.9 years, MPC 66703; 1; 1; 55001.3789; 0; 1.549083; 0.963453; 127.4677; 30.1201; 34.8246; 13.0; 10.0 C/2009 K5 (McNaught); MPC 66703; 1; 1; 55316.0424; 0; 1.422647; 1.000757; 66.1649; 257.8515; 103.8843; 7.5; 10.0 P/2009 L2 (Yang-Gao); 6.32 years, MPC 66704; 1; 1; 54972.7528; 0; 1.296117; 0.620912; 346.9526; 259.3050; 16.1586; 15.0; 10.0 P/2009 L18 (Skiff); 8.45 years, CBET 1913; 1; 1; 55422.5215; 0; 2.420072; 0.416859; 37.8480; 346.8250; 27.0551; 12.0; 10.0 C/2009 O2 (Catalina); MPEC 2009-P50; 1; 1; 55279.408; 0; 0.70025; 1.00000; 133.100; 310.258; 108.206; 11.0; 10.0 P/2009 O3 (Hill); 21.61 years, MPEC 2009-Q05; 1; 1; 54968.986; 0; 2.44452; 0.68496; 154.293; 183.729; 16.189; 12.5; 10.0 C/2009 O4 (Hill); MPEC 2009-P52; 1; 1; 55197.307; 0; 2.56371; 1.00000; 223.732; 172.934; 95.806; 10.0; 10.0 C/2009 P1 (Garradd); MPEC 2009-Q27; 1; 1; 55961.826; 0; 1.75275; 1.00000; 86.569; 321.805; 110.972; 6.0; 10.0 C/2009 P2 (Boattini); MPEC 2009-Q14; 1; 1; 55401.182; 0; 6.13366; 1.00000; 92.679; 61.741; 163.699; 6.0; 10.0 g 001 Ceres; MPO110568; 0; 0; 54800; 344.5453; 2.766792; 0.079475; 72.8956; 80.4045; 10.5857; 3.34; 0.12 003 Juno; MPO135420; 0; 0; 54800; 256.8166; 2.672153; 0.255933; 247.9335; 169.9608; 12.9680; 5.33; 0.32 005 Astraea; MPO 41498; 0; 0; 54800; 97.0412; 2.573519; 0.192256; 357.5568; 141.6733; 5.3691; 6.85; 0.15 006 Hebe; MPO135420; 0; 0; 54800; 174.9948; 2.424804; 0.202221; 239.4972; 138.7389; 14.7540; 5.71; 0.24 007 Iris; MPO135420; 0; 0; 54800; 204.0208; 2.384906; 0.231427; 145.2963; 259.7192; 5.5274; 5.51; 0.15 008 Flora; MPO 25662; 0; 0; 54800; 127.9925; 2.201234; 0.156590; 285.4267; 110.9601; 5.8891; 6.49; 0.28 011 Parthenope; MPO135420; 0; 0; 54800; 24.7386; 2.452451; 0.099693; 194.7959; 125.6097; 4.6264; 6.55; 0.15 013 Egeria; MPO 2601; 0; 0; 54800; 1.7704; 2.576374; 0.085880; 80.7823; 43.2844; 16.5416; 6.74; 0.15 014 Irene; MPO 595; 0; 0; 54800; 346.0152; 2.585491; 0.167560; 96.3060; 86.4552; 9.1069; 6.30; 0.15 015 Eunomia; MPO 25662; 0; 0; 54800; 132.5299; 2.643423; 0.187649; 97.8333; 293.2659; 11.7384; 5.28; 0.23 016 Psyche; MPC 35055; 0; 0; 54800; 260.2872; 2.920993; 0.139250; 227.4924; 150.3250; 3.0960; 5.90; 0.20 018 Melpomene; MPO 53552; 0; 0; 54800; 270.5753; 2.295635; 0.218678; 227.8463; 150.5229; 10.1268; 6.51; 0.25 019 Fortuna; MPO 53552; 0; 0; 54800; 296.0780; 2.443171; 0.157950; 181.8835; 211.2813; 1.5721; 7.13; 0.10 020 Massalia; MPO 25662; 0; 0; 54800; 196.7074; 2.411074; 0.141797; 255.9576; 206.3904; 0.7063; 6.50; 0.25 022 Kalliope; MPO 53552; 0; 0; 54800; 162.5628; 2.907406; 0.102782; 355.7259; 66.2278; 13.7112; 6.45; 0.21 024 Themis; MPO 53552; 0; 0; 54800; 39.6102; 3.129503; 0.131562; 107.8254; 35.9910; 0.7595; 7.08; 0.19 026 Proserpina; MPO 50329; 0; 0; 54800; 320.0877; 2.655610; 0.086669; 193.5194; 45.8700; 3.5617; 7.5; 0.15 027 Euterpe; MPO 4876; 0; 0; 54800; 13.1210; 2.346729; 0.172864; 356.8066; 94.8057; 1.5837; 7.0; 0.15 029 Amphitrite; MPO 57621; 0; 0; 54800; 87.1578; 2.554712; 0.072951; 63.2084; 356.4852; 6.0961; 5.85; 0.20 030 Urania; MPO 62176; 0; 0; 54800; 79.8986; 2.365855; 0.126799; 87.0183; 307.7439; 2.0987; 7.57; 0.15 033 Polyhymnia; MPO 9657; 0; 0; 54800; 291.3457; 2.864372; 0.338273; 338.2115; 8.5843; 1.8710; 8.55; 0.33 039 Laetitia; MPC 30777; 0; 0; 54800; 208.1856; 2.767148; 0.114802; 209.4385; 157.1627; 10.3862; 6.1; 0.15 040 Harmonia; MPC 31001; 0; 0; 54800; 90.4497; 2.267479; 0.046348; 269.7366; 94.2864; 4.2566; 7.0; 0.15 042 Isis; MPO 9657; 0; 0; 54800; 302.7259; 2.441053; 0.223370; 236.6529; 84.3936; 8.5296; 7.53; 0.15 044 Nysa; MPO 3854; 0; 0; 54800; 170.7123; 2.425341; 0.147657; 342.7508; 131.5792; 3.7041; 7.03; 0.46 045 Eugenia; MPO 41498; 0; 0; 54800; 286.3938; 2.720994; 0.081644; 85.5622; 147.9191; 6.6099; 7.46; 0.07 051 Nemausa; MPC 31001; 0; 0; 54800; 145.8796; 2.365855; 0.067230; 3.2243; 176.0995; 9.9753; 7.35; 0.08 052 Europa; MPO135420; 0; 0; 54800; 269.0613; 3.094958; 0.105853; 344.0615; 128.7541; 7.4816; 6.31; 0.18 055 Pandora; MPO 14338; 0; 0; 54800; 265.9608; 2.759307; 0.144664; 3.9396; 10.5166; 7.1839; 7.8; 0.15 063 Ausonia; MPC 35405; 0; 0; 54800; 209.2939; 2.395977; 0.125710; 295.8189; 337.8964; 5.7856; 7.55; 0.25 070 Panopaea; MPO 2601; 0; 0; 54800; 264.1926; 2.615256; 0.181641; 256.0158; 47.7831; 11.5844; 8.11; 0.14 088 Thisbe; MPC 31001; 0; 0; 54800; 315.3714; 2.767148; 0.165347; 36.5944; 276.7643; 5.2188; 7.04; 0.14 089 Julia; MPC 30777; 0; 0; 54800; 298.8682; 2.550816; 0.183943; 44.7668; 311.6418; 16.1435; 6.60; 0.15 101 Helena; MPO 50329; 0; 0; 54800; 291.9234; 2.582169; 0.142103; 347.7824; 343.4652; 10.2016; 8.33; 0.35 106 Dione; MPO133258; 0; 0; 54800; 284.4362; 3.178462; 0.170078; 328.9957; 62.3157; 4.6004; 7.41; 0.15 111 Ate; MPO 4876; 0; 0; 54800; 249.2242; 2.593558; 0.102161; 167.0816; 305.7971; 4.9314; 8.02; 0.15 115 Thyra; MPO133258; 0; 0; 54800; 76.6180; 2.379959; 0.191991; 96.8938; 308.9748; 11.6025; 7.51; 0.12 128 Nemesis; MPO135420; 0; 0; 54800; 332.1605; 2.750200; 0.124841; 302.4905; 76.4322; 6.2489; 7.49; 0.15 140 Siwa; MPO133258; 0; 0; 54800; 308.8584; 2.731459; 0.216882; 197.3214; 107.2946; 3.1875; 8.34; 0.15 148 Gallia; MPO135420; 0; 0; 54800; 273.6000; 2.773381; 0.185820; 251.8969; 145.1324; 25.3064; 7.63; 0.15 164 Eva; MPC 36495; 0; 0; 54800; 294.2854; 2.632318; 0.345626; 283.4646; 77.1512; 24.4778; 8.89; 0.15 173 Ino; MPO135420; 0; 0; 54800; 291.4796; 2.744438; 0.207659; 227.7115; 148.3136; 14.2097; 7.66; 0.01 187 Lamberta; MPO133258; 0; 0; 54800; 327.8778; 2.731995; 0.236277; 195.2309; 21.8812; 10.5956; 8.16; 0.15 192 Nausikaa; MPC 31001; 0; 0; 54800; 73.2713; 2.403430; 0.245745; 30.1147; 343.3040; 6.8158; 7.13; 0.03 230 Athamantis; MPC 31001; 0; 0; 54800; 84.6856; 2.382633; 0.061155; 140.0478; 239.9573; 9.4374; 7.35; 0.27 324 Bamberga; MPC 31001; 0; 0; 54800; 318.7980; 2.685418; 0.337405; 43.8658; 327.9913; 11.1070; 6.82; 0.09 346 Hermentaria; MPO135421; 0; 0; 54800; 320.6468; 2.796606; 0.099898; 290.0598; 92.1406; 8.7591; 7.13; 0.15 349 Dembowska; MPC 31001; 0; 0; 54800; 113.6634; 2.925537; 0.088361; 347.4868; 32.4853; 8.2553; 5.93; 0.37 385 Ilmatar; MPO 77281; 0; 0; 54800; 312.7406; 2.848889; 0.126013; 187.9722; 345.2241; 13.5616; 7.49; 0.15 393 Lampetia; MPO 3854; 0; 0; 54800; 296.5847; 2.777345; 0.332006; 91.1575; 212.4831; 14.8742; 8.39; 0.15 409 Aspasia; MPO 57621; 0; 0; 54800; 313.6089; 2.576172; 0.070372; 352.8929; 242.3526; 11.2431; 7.62; 0.29 455 Bruchsalia; MPO 77281; 0; 0; 54800; 303.7758; 2.655342; 0.294635; 272.2121; 76.6122; 12.0227; 8.86; 0.15 511 Davida; MPC 31002; 0; 0; 54800; 27.7866; 3.167952; 0.185953; 338.3514; 107.6649; 15.9376; 6.22; 0.16 654 Zelinda; MPO135422; 0; 0; 54800; 339.1152; 2.296520; 0.232376; 213.9415; 278.5716; 18.1284; 8.52; 0.15 712 Boliviana; MPO 33740; 0; 0; 54800; 271.6249; 2.577000; 0.186162; 181.2411; 230.9737; 12.7598; 8.32; 0.03 M 1, Crab Neb., NGC1952; SNR, 6x4'; 5h34.5m; 22:01'; 1; 12; 9.0; 6300 M 2, NGC7089; GCl, 12.9'; 21h33.5m; -0:49'; 1; 9; 7.5; 36000 M 3, NGC5272; GCl, 16.2'; 13h42.2m; 28:23'; 1; 9; 7.0; 30600 M 4, NGC6121; GCl, 26.3'; 16h23.6m; -26:32'; 1; 9; 7.5; 6800 M 5, NGC5904; GCl, 17.4'; 15h18.6m; 2:05'; 1; 9; 7.0; 22800 M 6, Butterfly Cl., NGC6405; OCl, 25'; 17h40.1m; -32:13'; 1; 10; 4.5; 2000 M 7, Ptolemy's Cl., NGC6475; OCl, 80'; 17h53.9m; -34:49'; 1; 10; 3.5; 800 M 8, Lagoon Neb., NGC6523; C/N, 90x40'; 18h03.8m; -24:23'; 1; 12; 5.0; 6500 M 9, NGC6333; GCl, 9.3'; 17h19.2m; -18:31'; 1; 9; 9.0; 26400 M 10, NGC6254; GCl, 15.1'; 16h57.1m; -4:06'; 1; 9; 7.5; 13400 M 11, Wild Duck Cl., NGC6705; OCl, 14'; 18h51.1m; -6:16'; 1; 10; 7.0; 6000 M 12, NGC6218; GCl, 14.5'; 16h47.2m; -1:57'; 1; 9; 8.0; 17600 M 13, Hercules Cl., NGC6205; GCl, 16.6'; 16h41.7m; 36:28'; 1; 9; 7.0; 22000 M 14, NGC6402; GCl, 11.7'; 17h37.6m; -3:15'; 1; 9; 9.5; 27400 M 15, NGC7078; GCl, 12.3'; 21h30.0m; 12:10'; 1; 9; 7.5; 32600 M 16, Eagle Neb., NGC6611; C/N, 7'; 18h18.8m; -13:47'; 1; 12; 6.5; 7000 M 17, Omega Neb., NGC6618; C/N, 11'; 18h20.8m; -16:11'; 1; 12; 7; 5000 M 18, NGC6613; OCl, 9'; 18h19.9m; -17:08'; 1; 10; 8.0; 6000 M 19, NGC6273; GCl, 13.5'; 17h02.6m; -26:16'; 1; 9; 8.5; 27100 M 20, Trifid Neb., NGC6514; C/N, 28'; 18h02.6m; -23:02'; 1; 12; 5.0; 2200 M 21, NGC6531; OCl, 13'; 18h04.6m; -22:30'; 1; 10; 7.0; 3000 M 22, NGC6656; GCl, 24'; 18h36.4m; -23:54'; 1; 9; 6.5; 10100 M 23, NGC6494; OCl, 27'; 17h56.8m; -19:01'; 1; 10; 6.0; 4500 M 24, NGC6603; , 90'; 18h16.9m; -18:29'; 1; 10; 11.5; 10000 M 25, IC4725; OCl, 40'; 18h31.6m; -19:15'; 1; 10; 4.9; 2000 M 26, NGC6694; OCl, 15'; 18h45.2m; -9:24'; 1; 10; 9.5; 5000 M 27, Dumbbell Neb., NGC6853; PlN, 8.0x5.7'; 19h59.6m; 22:43'; 1; 11; 7.5; 1250 M 28, NGC6626; GCl, 11.2'; 18h24.5m; -24:52'; 1; 9; 8.5; 17900 M 29, NGC6913; OCl, 7'; 20h23.9m; 38:32'; 1; 10; 9.0; 7200 M 30, NGC7099; GCl, 11'; 21h40.4m; -23:11'; 1; 9; 8.5; 24800 M 31, Andromeda Gal., NGC224; Gal, 178x63'; 0h42.7m; 41:16'; 1; 7; 4.5; 2200000 M 32, NGC221; Gal, 8x6'; 0h42.7m; 40:52'; 1; 6; 10.0; 2200000 M 33, Triangulum Gal., NGC598; Gal, 73x45; 1h33.9m; 30:39'; 1; 7; 7.0; 2300000 M 34, NGC1039; OCl, 35'; 2h42.0m; 42:47'; 1; 10; 6.0; 1400 M 35, NGC2168; OCl, 28'; 6h08.9m; 24:20'; 1; 10; 5.5; 2800 M 36, NGC1960; OCl, 12'; 5h36.1m; 34:08'; 1; 10; 6.5; 4100 M 37, NGC2099; OCl, 24'; 5h52.4m; 32:33'; 1; 10; 6.0; 4600 M 38, NGC1912; OCl, 21'; 5h28.7m; 35:50'; 1; 10; 7.0; 4200 M 39, NGC7092; OCl, 32'; 21h32.2m; 48:26'; 1; 10; 5.5; 300 M 40, Double Star WNC4; , "48"""; 12h22.4m; 58:05'; 1; 3; 9.0; 0 M 41, NGC2287; OCl, 38'; 6h47.0m; -20:44'; 1; 10; 5.0; 2400 M 42, Orion Neb., NGC1976; DfN, 85x60'; 5h35.4m; -5:30'; 1; 12; 5.0; 1600 M 43, Orion Neb., NGC1982; DfN, 20x15'; 5h35.6m; -5:18'; 1; 12; 7.0; 1600 M 44, Praesepe (Beehive Cl.), NGC26; OCl, 95'; 8h40.1m; 19:59'; 1; 10; 4.0; 500 M 45, Pleiades, NGC1432; OCl, 110'; 3h47.0m; 24:07'; 1; 10; 1.4; 380 M 46, NGC2437; OCl, 27'; 7h41.8m; -14:49'; 1; 10; 6.5; 5400 M 47, NGC2422; OCl, 30'; 7h36.6m; -14:30'; 1; 10; 4.5; 1600 M 48, NGC2548; OCl, 54'; 8h13.8m; -5:48'; 1; 10; 5.5; 1500 M 49, NGC4472; Gal, 9x7.5; 12h29.8m; 8:00'; 1; 6; 10.0; 6e7 M 50, NGC2323; OCl, 16'; 7h03.2m; -8:20'; 1; 10; 7.0; 3000 M 51, Whirlpool Gal., NGC5194; Gal, 11x7'; 13h29.9m; 47:12'; 1; 7; 8.0; 3.7e7 M 52, NGC7654; OCl, 13'; 23h24.2m; 61:35'; 1; 10; 8.0; 7000 M 53, NGC5024; GCl, 12.6'; 13h12.9m; 18:10'; 1; 9; 8.5; 56400 M 54, NGC6715; GCl, 9.1'; 18h55.1m; -30:29'; 1; 9; 8.5; 82800 M 55, NGC6809; GCl, 19'; 19h40.0m; -30:58'; 1; 9; 7.0; 16600 M 56, NGC6779; GCl, 7.1'; 19h16.6m; 30:11'; 1; 9; 9.5; 31600 M 57, Ring Neb., NGC6720; PlN, 1.4x1.0'; 18h53.6m; 33:02'; 1; 11; 9.5; 4100 M 58, NGC4579; Gal, 5.5x4.5'; 12h37.7m; 11:49'; 1; 7; 11.0; 6e7 M 59, NGC4621; Gal, 5x3.5'; 12h42.0m; 11:39'; 1; 6; 11.5; 6e7 M 60, NGC4649; Gal, 7x6'; 12h43.7m; 11:33'; 1; 6; 10.5; 6e7 M 61, NGC4303; Gal, 6x5.5'; 12h21.9m; 4:28'; 1; 7; 10.5; 6e7 M 62, NGC6266; GCl, 14.1'; 17h01.2m; -30:07'; 1; 9; 8.0; 21500 M 63, Sunflower Gal., NGC5055; Gal, 10x6'; 13h15.8m; 42:02'; 1; 7; 8.5; 3.7e7 M 64, Blackeye Gal., NGC4826; Gal, 9.3x5.4; 12h56.7m; 21:41'; 1; 7; 9.0; 1.2e7 M 65, NGC3623; Gal, 8x1.5'; 11h18.9m; 13:05'; 1; 7; 10.5; 3.5e7 M 66, NGC3627; Gal, 8x2.5'; 11h20.2m; 13:00'; 1; 7; 10.0; 3.5e7 M 67, NGC2682; OCl, 30'; 8h50.4m; 11:49'; 1; 10; 7.5; 2250 M 68, NGC4590; GCl, 12'; 12h39.5m; -26:45'; 1; 9; 9.0; 32300 M 69, NGC6637; GCl, 7.1'; 18h34.4m; -32:21'; 1; 9; 9.0; 25000 M 70, NGC6681; GCl, 7.8'; 18h43.2m; -32:18'; 1; 9; 9.0; 28000 M 71, NGC6838; GCl, 7.2'; 19h53.8m; 18:47'; 1; 9; 8.5; 11700 M 72, NGC6981; GCl, 5.9'; 20h53.5m; -12:32'; 1; 9; 10.0; 52800 M 73, NGC6994; , 2.8'; 20h58.9m; -12:38'; 1; 4; 9.0; 0 M 74, NGC628; Gal, 10.2x9.5'; 1h36.7m; 15:47'; 1; 7; 10.5; 3.5e7 M 75, NGC6864; GCl, 6'; 20h06.1m; -21:55'; 1; 9; 9.5; 57700 M 76, Little Dumbbell Neb., NGC650; PlN, 2.7x1.8'; 1h42.4m; 51:34'; 1; 11; 12.0; 3400 M 77, NGC1068; Gal, 7.6'; 2h42.7m; -0:01'; 1; 7; 10.5; 6e7 M 78, NGC2068; DfN, 8x6'; 5h46.7m; 0:03'; 1; 12; 8.0; 1600 M 79, NGC1904; GCl, 8.7'; 5h24.5m; -24:33'; 1; 9; 8.5; 40000 M 80, NGC6093; GCl, 8.9'; 16h17.0m; -22:59'; 1; 9; 8.5; 27400 M 81, Bode's Gal., NGC3031; Gal, 21x10'; 9h55.6m; 69:04'; 1; 7; 8.5; 1.1e6 M 82, Cigar Gal., NGC3034; Gal, 9x4'; 9h55.8m; 69:41'; 1; 7; 9.5; 1.1e6 M 83, South. Pinwheel Gal., NGC5236; Gal, 11x10'; 13h37.0m; -29:52'; 1; 8; 8.5; 1e7 M 84, NGC4374; Gal, 5'; 12h25.1m; 12:53'; 1; 6; 11.0; 6e7 M 85, NGC4382; Gal, 7.1x5.2'; 12h25.4m; 18:11'; 1; 7; 10.5; 6e7 M 86, NGC4406; Gal, 7.5x5.5'; 12h26.2m; 12:57'; 1; 6; 11.0; 6e7 M 87, Virgo A, NGC4486; Gal, 7'; 12h30.8m; 12:24'; 1; 6; 11.0; 6e7 M 88, NGC4501; Gal, 7x4'; 12h32.0m; 14:25'; 1; 7; 11.0; 6e7 M 89, NGC4552; Gal, 4'; 12h35.7m; 12:33'; 1; 6; 11.5; 6e7 M 90, NGC4569; Gal, 9.5x4.5'; 12h36.8m; 13:10'; 1; 7; 11.0; 6e7 M 91, NGC4548; Gal, 5.4x4.4'; 12h35.4m; 14:30'; 1; 7; 11.5; 6e7 M 92, NGC6341; GCl, 11.2'; 17h17.1m; 43:08'; 1; 9; 7.5; 26400 M 93, NGC2447; OCl, 22'; 7h44.6m; -23:52'; 1; 10; 6.5; 4500 M 94, NGC4736; Gal, 7x3'; 12h50.9m; 41:07'; 1; 7; 9.5; 1.45e7 M 95, NGC3351; Gal, 4.4x3.3'; 10h44.0m; 11:42'; 1; 8; 11.0; 3.8e7 M 96, NGC3368; Gal, 6x4'; 10h46.8m; 11:49'; 1; 7; 10.5; 3.8e7 M 97, Owl Neb., NGC3587; PlN, 3.4x3.3'; 11h14.8m; 55:01'; 1; 11; 12.0; 2600 M 98, NGC4192; Gal, 9.5x3.2'; 12h13.8m; 14:54'; 1; 7; 11.0; 6e7 M 99, NGC4254; Gal, 5.4x4.8'; 12h18.8m; 14:25'; 1; 7; 10.5; 6e7 M100, NGC4321; Gal, 7x6'; 12h22.9m; 15:49'; 1; 7; 10.5; 6e7 M101, Pinwheel Gal., NGC5457; Gal, 22'; 14h03.3m; 54:21'; 1; 7; 8.5; 2.4e7 M102, Spindle Gal., NGC5866; Gal, 5.2x2.3'; 15h06.5m; 55:45'; 1; 7; 10.5; 4e7 M103, NGC581; OCl, 6'; 1h33.2m; 60:42'; 1; 10; 7.0; 8000 M104, Sombrero Gal., NGC4594; Gal, 9x4'; 12h40.0m; -11:37'; 1; 7; 9.5; 5e7 M105, NGC3379; Gal, 2'; 10h47.8m; 12:35'; 1; 6; 11.0; 3.8e7 M106, NGC4258; Gal, 19x8'; 12h19.0m; 47:18'; 1; 7; 9.5; 2.5e7 M107, NGC6171; GCl, 10'; 16h32.5m; -13:03'; 1; 9; 10.0; 20000 M108, NGC3556; Gal, 8x1'; 11h11.5m; 55:40'; 1; 7; 11.0; 4.5e7 M109, NGC3992; Gal, 7x4'; 11h57.6m; 53:23'; 1; 8; 11.0; 5.5e7 M110, NGC205; Gal, 17x10'; 0h40.4m; 41:41'; 1; 6; 10.0; 2200000 1 Ari;m6.2/7.2 s2.9";1h50m;22:18';0;3;5.8;500 1 Cam;m5.8/6.9 s10.3";4h32m;53:54';0;3;5.4;4000 1 CMa, Phurud;s176", m3.0/7.7;6h20m;-30:06';0;3;3;350 1 Equ, s10.6, m5.4(6.0/6.3)/7.;;20h59m;4:18';0;3;5.2;200 1 Eri;4.0/6.9 s4.9";2h45m;-18:36';0;3;0;0 10 Ari;m5.8/7.7 s1.2";2h04m;25:54';0;3;5.6;170 10 Cam, s83.4" , m4/7.4;;5h03m;60:24';0;3;4;1000 10 Cas;4.0/7.4 83";5h09m;60:24';0;3;0;0 10 Lyr, Sheliak;m3-4/7.2 s45.7;18h50m;33:24';0;3;3.7;800 10 Oph, s1.5", m4.2/5.4;Marfik;16h31m;2:00';0;3;3.8;178 100 Her, s14.2", m5.8/5.9;;18h08m;26:06';0;3;5.1;240 100 Herculis (Struve 2280);Her, m5.9/6.0, s14.2";18h08m;26:06';0;3;0;0 101 Aqr, s0.9", m4.8/7.2;;23h33m;-20:54';0;3;4.69;320 107 Aqr, s0.3", m5.7/6.7;;23h46m;-18:42';0;3;5.3;210 11 Cap, s258", m4.8/6.6;;20h29m;-17:48';0;3;4.6;98 11 Hya, s2.9", m3.4/6.9;;9h37m;6:24';0;3;3.4;135 11 Mon, s248", 3.8/7.6;;6h29m;-7:00';0;3;3.7;650 11,12 Cam;m5.2/6.1 s178";5h06m;59:00';0;3;4.8;700 118 Tau;m5.9/6.7 s4.7";5h29m;25:12';0;3;5.5;500 12 Aqr, s2.4", m5.8/7.4;;21h04m;-5:48';0;3;5.5;500 12 Cap, s21.9", m5.9/6.7;;24h00m;-18:36';0;3;5.5;220 12 CVn;m2.9/5.5 s19.3";12h56m;38:18';0;3;2.8;118 12 Del, s9.2", m4.3/5.1;;20h47m;16:06';0;3;3.9;105 12 Lyn;m4.9(5.4)/7.2(6.0) s1.8"(1.9;6h46m;59:24';0;3;4.8;230 12 PsA, s1.8", m5.8/6.8;;22h01m;-28:30';0;3;5.4;1000 13 CMa;s265", m4/6.8;6h50m;-32:30';0;3;4;800 13 Cyg;m4.5/6.5 s300";19h36m;50:12';0;3;4.3;61 13 Lep;m3.6/6.2 s97.2";5h45m;-22:30';0;3;3.5;29.2 13 Ser, s4.0", m4.2/5.2;;15h35m;10:30';0;3;3.8;210 14 Aur;m5.0/7.9 s14.3";5h15m;32:42';0;3;4.9;270 14 Ori;m5.8/6.6 s0.8;5h08m;8:30';0;3;5.5;180 14 Sco, s41", m4.0(4.4/5.4)/6;;16h12m;-19:30';0;3;3.9;420 145 CMa, s27";m4.8/6.0;7h17m;-23:18';0;3;4.5;2000 15 Aql, s39", m5.4/7.0;;19h05m;-4:00';0;3;5.2;330 15 Mon, s2.9";In NGC2264;6h41m;9:54';0;3;4.69;1000 15 Sge, s215", m5.8/6.9;;20h04m;17:06';0;3;5.4;600 15 Tri;m5.4/6.7 s142";2h36m;34:42';0;3;5.1;1000 16 Cnc, s6.2, m5.0(5.0/6.0)/6.;;8h12m;17:42';0;3;4.69;84 16 Cyg;m6.0/6.2 s39.6;19h42m;50:30';0;3;5.4;70 16 Vul, s0.9", m5.8/6.2;;20h02m;24:54';0;3;5.2;220 17 Boo;m4.5/6.6 s13.6";14h14m;51:48';0;3;4.4;165 17 Cep;m4.4/6.5 s7.9";22h04m;64:36';0;3;4.3;100 17 Com, s145", m5.3/6;In Coma Cluster;12h29m;25:54';0;3;5;280 17 CrB;m5.6/6.6 s7.1";16h15m;33:54';0;3;5.2;71 17 PsA, s30.3", m4.3/7.8;;20h32m;-32:24';0;3;4.3;145 17,15 CVn;m5.9/6.3 s278";13h10m;38:30';0;3;5.3;200 17,16 Dra;m5.1(5.4/6.4)/5.5 s(3.2)90.2';16h36m;52:54';0;3;4.5;400 18 CMa, s2.8", m5.1/7.4;;6h56m;-14:00';0;3;5;800 18 Cyg;m2.9/6.5 s2.6";19h45m;45:06';0;3;2.9;170 19 Lyn;m5.4(5.8)/7.6(6.8) 213"(14.8;7h23m;55:18';0;3;5.3;500 19 Ori Rigel;m0.1/6.8 s9.5";5h15m;-8:12';0;3;0.1;800 2 Cam;m5.6/7.4 s0.7";4h40m;53:30';0;3;5.4;280 2 Com, s3.7", m6.1/7.5;;12h04m;21:30';0;3;5.8;550 2 CrB, s0.7", m5.6/5.9;;15h23m;30:18';0;3;5;59 2 Leo, s0.6", m5.9/6.5;;9h29m;9:06';0;3;5.4;112 2 Pup, s2.8", m5.1/7.4;;7h46m;-14:42';0;3;5.7;350 21 Boo;m4.8/8.1 s38.8";14h16m;51:24';0;3;4.69;98 21 CMa, Adhara;s7.5", m1.5/7.5;6h59m;-29:00';0;3;1.5;430 21 Dra;m5.6/5.7 s2.2";17h05m;54:30';0;3;4.9;88 21 Sco, s2.8", m1/5.5;Antares;16h29m;-26:24';0;3;1;450 22 Ori;m4.7/5.7 s241.9";5h22m;-0:24';0;3;4.4;1200 22 PsA, s4.1", m4.5/8.0;;22h53m;-32:54';0;3;4.5;220 23 Cnc, s5.2", m6.2/6.3;;8h27m;26:54';0;3;5.5;280 23 Ori;m5.0/7.2 s32.0";5h23m;3:36';0;3;4.9;1200 24 Cas;m3.5/7.4 s12.8";0h49m;57:48';0;3;3;19.4 24 Com, s20", m5.0/6.5;;12h35m;18:24';0;3;4.8;500 24 Com' Berenices;Com, m5.2/6.7, s20.3";12h35m;18:24';0;3;0;0 24 Cyg;m5.0/7.4 s3.0";19h56m;35:06';0;3;4.9;298 25 CVn;m5.0/7.0 s1.8";13h38m;36:18';0;3;4.8;190 25 Dra;m4.9/4.9 s61.9";17h32m;55:12';0;3;4.1;100 26 Dra;m5.3/8.0 s1.7";17h35m;61:54';0;3;5.2;46 27 Cep;m4/6.5 s40.7";22h29m;58:24';0;3;3.7;1000 27 Hya, s229", m4.8/7.0;;9h21m;-9:36';0;3;4.69;225 28 Ori;m4/4.9 s1.7";5h25m;-2:24';0;3;3.5;1200 29 Boo, s5.5", m4.9/5.8;;14h41m;16:24';0;3;4.5;320 29 Cyg;m4.9/6.6 s216";20h15m;36:48';0;3;4.69;135 29 Vir, s1.5", m3.5/3.5;Porrima;12h42m;-1:30';0;3;2.7;39 3 Cen, s7.8", m4.6/6.1;;13h52m;-33:00';0;3;4.3;320 31 Cyg;m3.8/4.8 s336";20h14m;46:48';0;3;3.4;1400 31 CMa, s179";m2.4/6.9;7h24m;-29:30';0;3;2.4;2500 31 Dra;m4.6/5.8 s30.1";17h42m;72:12';0;3;4.3;72 31 Hya, s65.7", m4.6/7.2;;9h29m;-2:48';0;3;4.5;57 32 Eri;m4.8/6.1 s6.9";3h54m;-3:00';0;3;4.5;350 32 Eridani;Eri, m4.8/6.1, s6.8";3h54m;-2:57';0;3;0;0 32 Leo, s176", m1.4/7.9;Regulus;10h08m;12:00';0;3;1.4;77 32 Ori;m4.5/5.8 s1.2";5h31m;6:00';0;3;4.19;300 32,33 Com, s196, m6.3/6.9;;12h52m;17:06';0;3;5.8;1500 33 Cep;m4.5/6.8 s1.1";23h08m;75:24';0;3;4.4;225 33 Ori;m5.8/6.9 s1.9";5h31m;3:18';0;3;5.4;1200 34 Cas;m5.0/7.0 s134";1h20m;58:12';0;3;4.8;5000 34 Cep;m4.9/7.1 s3.3";23h19m;68:06';0;3;4.69;210 34 Ori Mintaka;m2.2/6.8 s52.4";5h32m;-0:18';0;3;2.2;1200 35 Com, s1.1", m5.0/7.2;;12h53m;21:12';0;3;4.9;330 35 Psc;m6.0/7.6 s11.5";0h15m;8:48';0;3;5.8;260 35 Sex, s6.8", m6.1/7.2;;10h43m;4:48';0;3;5.8;700 36 And;m6.0/6.4 s0.9";0h55m;23:36';0;3;5.5;130 36 Boo, s2.6", m2.5/4.6;;14h45m;27:06';0;3;2.4;210 36 Oph, s4.9", m5.1/5.1;;17h15m;-26:36';0;3;4.3;19.5 37 Aur;m2.7/7.1 s3.6";6h00m;37:12';0;3;2.6;175 37 Boo, s6.7", m4.7/6.9;;14h51m;19:06';0;3;4.5;21 37 Cet;m5.1/7.8 s49.1";1h14m;-7:54';0;3;5;80 38 Gem, s7.3";m4.7/7.7;6h55m;13:12';0;3;4.69;90 38 Lyn;m3.9/6.2 s2.7";9h19m;36:48';0;3;3.8;122 39 Boo;m6.2/6.6 s2.7";14h50m;48:42';0;3;5.7;230 39 Dra;5.0(5.1/7.8)/7.9 (3.8)88.9";18h24m;58:48';0;3;4.9;190 39 Eri;m4.9/8.0 s6.4";4h14m;-10:18';0;3;4.9;210 39 Oph, s10.1", m5.1/6.6;;17h22m;-25:00';0;3;3.5;550 39 Ori;m3.6/5.5 s4.3";5h35m;9:54';0;3;3.4;1200 4 Aur;m5.0/8.0 s14.3";4h59m;37:54';0;3;4.9;270 4 Cas;m5.0/7.6 s95.9;23h25m;62:18';0;3;4.9;750 4 Lep;m4.4/7.1 s2.1";5h13m;-12:54';0;3;4.4;559 40 Eri;m4.4/9.5, s83.4";4h15m;-7:36';0;3;4.4;16.5 41 Aqr, s5.2", m5.6/7.1;;22h14m;-21:06';0;3;5.3;280 41 Aur;m6.2/7.0 s7.6";6h12m;48:42';0;3;5.8;300 41 Leo, s4.7", m2.3/3.5;Algieba;10h20m;19:48';0;3;2;125 41 Lyn;m5.4/7.8 s71.3";9h29m;45:36';0;3;5.3;290 41 Ori Trapezium s13.4x12.7;4.6(5.1/6.7)/4.8(5.1/6.7);5h35m;-5:24';0;3;4;1400 41,40 Dra;5.7/6.0 s18.8";18h00m;80:00';0;3;5.1;170 42,45 Ori;m4.6/5.2 s252";5h35m;-4:48';0;3;4.1;1400 43 Gem, s101", m4.0/7.6;Mekbuda;7h04m;20:36';0;3;4;1000 43 Ori;5.1/6.4 s52.4";5h35m;-5:30';0;3;0;0 44 Boo;m5.1/6-7 s2.2";15h04m;47:42';0;3;4.8;42 44 Ori;m2.8/6.9 s11.3";5h35m;-5:54';0;3;2.8;1400 45 Per;m2.9/7.5 s9.0";3h58m;40:00';0;3;2.9;600 46 Cyg;m5.4/6.6 s257";20h31m;49:12';0;3;5.1;430 47 Tau;m4.9/7.3 s1.3";4h14m;9:18';0;3;4.8;350 48 Ari;m5.2/5.5 s1.5";2h59m;21:18';0;3;4.6;300 48 Cas;m4.7/6.7 s0.8";2h02m;70:54';0;3;4.5;117 48 Cnc, s30.5", m4.0/6.5;;8h47m;28:48';0;3;3.9;300 48 Ori;m3.8/6.6 s41.5";5h39m;-2:36';0;3;3.6;1200 49 Boo;m3.5/7.8 s104.9";15h16m;33:18';0;3;3.4;118 5 Aql, s12.7", m5.9/7.5;;18h47m;-1:00';0;3;5.6;270 5 Ari, Mesarthim;m4.6/4.7 s7.5";1h54m;19:18';0;3;3.9;200 5 Lyn;m5.2/7.8 s95";6h27m;58:24';0;3;5.1;650 5 Oph, s156", m4.6/6.8;;16h26m;-23:24';0;3;4.4;420 5 Pup, s1.4", m5.7/7.4;;7h48m;-12:12';0;3;5.5;100 5,4 Lyr s209";m4.6(5.2/5.5)/4.7(5.0/6.1);18h44m;39:36';0;3;3.9;160 50 Ori Alnitak;m1.9/4.0 s2.4";5h41m;-1:54';0;3;1.7;1480 51 Boo, Alkalurops;m4.3/6.5(7.0/7.6) 108.8(2.2)';15h25m;37:24';0;3;4.19;120 52 Aql, s1.4", m6.3/6.8;;19h49m;11:48';0;3;5.7;500 52 Ori;m6.0/6.0 s1.0";5h48m;6:30';0;3;5.3;450 53 Cet;m4.7/6.7 s184";1h50m;-10:42';0;3;4.5;78 53 UMa;m4.3/4.8 s1.8";11h18m;31:30';0;3;3.8;25 54 Cyg;m4.8/6.1 s0.9";20h47m;36:30';0;3;4.5;900 54 Hya, s8.2", m5.1/7.1;;14h46m;-25:24';0;3;5;100 54 Leo, s6.6", m4.5/6.3;;10h56m;24:48';0;3;4.3;290 55 Aqr, s2.1", m4.3/4.5;;22h29m;0:00';0;3;3.7;105 55 Cnc, s273, m6.0/6.3;;8h53m;28:18';0;3;5.3;41 56 And;m5.7/5.9 s201";24h00m;37:18';0;3;5;320 57 And, s9.6", m2.2/4.9 ;;2h04m;42:18';0;3;2.09;370 57 Aql, s35.7", m5.7/6.5;;19h55m;-8:12';0;3;5.3;350 57 Cnc, s1.5, m6.0/6.5;;8h54m;30:36';0;3;5;370 57 Per;m6.1/6.8 s121";4h33m;43:06';0;3;5.6;220 59 And;m6.1/6.8 s16.7";2h11m;39:00';0;3;5.6;300 59 Ser, s3.7", m5.3/7.6;;18h27m;0:12';0;3;5.2;500 6 Cyg Albireo;m3.1/5.1 s34.5;19h31m;28:00';0;3;2.9;390 6 Tri;m5.2/6.7 s3.9";2h12m;30:18';0;3;4.9;300 6,7 Lyr;m4.3/5.7 s43.7";18h45m;37:36';0;3;4.1;155 61 Cyg;m5.2/6.0 s31.9";21h07m;38:48';0;3;4.8;11.4 61 Oph, s20.7", m6.2/6.6;;17h45m;2:36';0;3;5.6;500 63 Dra;m3.9/6.9 s3.2";19h48m;70:18';0;3;3.8;145 63 Ser, s22.4", m4.6/5;Alya;18h56m;4:12';0;3;4;140 64 Her, s4.9", m3.5/5.4;Rasalgethi;17h15m;14:24';0;3;3;400 65 Psc;m6.3/6.3 s4.3";0h50m;23:36';0;3;5.5;350 66 Cet;m5.7/7.6 s16.7";2h13m;-2:24';0;3;5.5;150 66 Gem, s3.9", m1.9/2.9;Castor;7h35m;31:54';0;3;1.6;52 67 Oph, s54.4", m4.0/8.1;;18h01m;2:54';0;3;3.9;2000 68 Tau;m4.4/7.6 s1.5";4h26m;17:54';0;3;4.3;150 69 Oph, s1.7", m5.2/5.9;;18h03m;-8:12';0;3;4.8;170 7 CrB;m5.0/6.0 s6.3";15h39m;36:36';0;3;4.6;450 7 Her, s27.2", m5/6.2;;16h08m;17:06';0;3;4.69;400 7 Lib, s2.0", m5.7/6.7;;14h49m;-14:12';0;3;5.3;230 7 Pup, s288";m3.3/5.3 Asdidiske;7h49m;-24:54';0;3;3.2;1200 70 Oph, s3.7", m4.2/6.0;;18h06m;2:30';0;3;4;16.6 72 Oph, s287", m3.7/7.5;;18h07m;9:36';0;3;3.7;83 72 Peg, s0.5", m5.6/5.9;;23h34m;31:18';0;3;5;500 74 Psc;5.3/5.6 s29.8";1h06m;21:30';0;3;4.69;240 75 Dra;m5.4/6.6 s197";20h28m;81:24';0;3;5.1;500 75 Her;m4.5/5.5 s4.1";17h24m;37:12';0;3;4.1;400 78 Cam;m5.3/5.8 s21.5";12h49m;83:24';0;3;4.8;320 78 Cyg;m4.5(4.8/6.2)/6.9 s1.8";21h44m;28:48';0;3;4.4;73 78 Leo, s1.7", m4.1/6.7;;11h24m;10:30';0;3;4;80 78 UMa;m5.0/7.8 s1.4";13h00m;56:24';0;3;4.9;82 79 Cyg;m5.7/7.0 s150";21h44m;38:18';0;3;5.4;270 79 UMa, Mizar;m2.3/3.9 s14.4";13h24m;54:54';0;3;2;80 8 Cas;m5.0/7.2 s3.2";23h59m;55:48';0;3;4.9;1500 8 Cep Alfirk;m3.2/7.9 s13.3";21h29m;70:36';0;3;3.2;600 8 CrB, s0.7", m4.1/5.5;;15h43m;26:18';0;3;3.8;145 8 Lac;m5.7/6.5 s22.4;22h36m;39:36';0;3;5.3;1000 8 Mon, s12.3", m4.4/6.6;;6h24m;4:36';0;3;4.3;128 8 Sco, s13.7", m2.6/4.9;Acrab;15h57m;-19:48';0;3;2.4;600 84 Leo, s89", m5.0/7.5;;11h28m;2:54';0;3;4.9;1000 86 Cet;m3.5/7.0 s2.7";2h44m;-13:54';0;3;3.5;82 86 Psc;m5.2/6.3 s22.8";1h14m;7:36';0;3;4.9;150 88 Tau;m4.3/7.8 s69.6";4h36m;10:12';0;3;4.19;150 9 Ari;m4.8/7.3 s37.5";1h58m;23:36';0;3;4.69;134 9 Cap, s205", m3.1/6.1;;20h21m;-14:48';0;3;3;320 9,8 Lib, s231", m2.8/5.2;Zubenelgenubi;14h51m;-16:00';0;3;2.6;78 94 Aqr, s12.5", m5.2/7.4;;23h19m;-13:30';0;3;5.1;70 94 Tau;m4.3/7.1 s62.9";4h42m;23:00';0;3;4;400 95 Her, s6.4", m4.9/5.1;;18h02m;21:36';0;3;4.3;500 95 Herculis (Struve 2264);Her, m5.0/5.2, s6.3";18h02m;21:36';0;3;0;0 Achird (Eta Cassiopei');Cas, m3.5/7.5, s12", 19.4ly;0h49m;57:48';0;3;0;0 Alberio (Beta Cygni);Cyg, m3.1/5.1, s35", 385ly;19h31m;27:58';0;3;0;0 Algieba (Gamma Leonis);Leo, m2.2/3.5, s4.4", 126ly;10h20m;19:51';0;3;0;0 Almach (Gamma And);And, m2.3/5.5, s9.8", 355ly;2h04m;42:18';0;3;0;0 Alpha Cen, s14.1", m0.0/1.4;Rigil Kentaurus;14h40m;-60:48';0;3;0;4.4 Alpha Cru, s90(4),;m0.8(1.3/1.7)/4.8 Acrux;12h27m;-63:06';0;3;0.7;340 Alpha For, s4.9", m4.0/!6.9;;3h12m;-29:00';0;3;3.9;46 Alpha Psc;m4.2/5.2 s1.8";2h02m;2:48';0;3;3.8;140 Alpha Pyx, s107", m3.7/8.0;;8h44m;-33:12';0;3;3.7;850 AR Cas;m4.9/7.0 s75.6";23h30m;58:36';0;3;4.8;600 b' Car, s40.1", m4.9/6.8;;8h57m;-59:12';0;3;4.69;600 Beta Monoceroti;Mon, m4.5/5.2, s7.3", 690ly;6h29m;-7:02';0;3;0;0 Beta Tuc, s27", m4.4/4.5;;0h32m;-63:00';0;3;3.7;140 Castor (Alpha Geminorum);Gem, m1.9/2.9, s2.5", 45ly;7h35m;31:53';0;3;0;0 Cor Caroli (Alpha CVn);CVn, m2.9/5.5, s19.4", 110ly;12h56m;38:19';0;3;0;0 d Lup, s2.1", m4.7/6.7;;15h36m;-45:00';0;3;4.5;450 d Vel, s238", m4.1/7.2;;8h44m;-42:42';0;3;4;225 d1+d2 Lyr' (Stephenson1);Lyr, m5.6/4.3, s~20';18h55m;36:54';0;3;0;0 Dabih (Beta Capricornus);Cap, m3.1/6.0, s3.4', 345ly;20h21m;-14:47';0;3;0;0 Delta Aps, s103.3", m4.7/5.3;;16h20m;-78:42';0;3;4.19;700 Delta Cen, s269", m2.6/4.5;;12h08m;-50:42';0;3;2.4;380 Delta Cephei;Cep, m3.7var/5, 41", 980ly;22h29m;58:25';0;3;0;0 Delta Cha, s265.1", m4.5/5.5;;10h46m;-80:30';0;3;4.1;370 Delta Cir, s241.7", m5.1/5.7;;15h17m;-60:54';0;3;4.6;3000 e Lyr (2 doubles 2.3" & 2.6");Lyr, m4.7/5.1, s3.5', 160ly;18h44m;39:40';0;3;0;0 Epsilon Cha, s134", m4.9/6.6;;12h00m;-78:12';0;3;4.69;380 Epsilon Nor, s22.8", m4.5/7.2;;16h27m;-47:36';0;3;4.4;440 Eta puppis, s9.8";m5.8/5.9;7h34m;-23:30';0;3;5.1;95 Eta Sgr, s3.6", m3.1/7.8;;18h18m;-36:48';0;3;3.1;150 f Eri, s8.2", m4.8/5.4;;3h49m;-37:36';0;3;4.3;170 Gamma Ceti (Struve 299);Cet, m3.6/6.6, s2.9";2h43m;3:12';0;3;0;0 Gamma CrA, s1.3", m4.9/5.1;;19h06m;-37:06';0;3;4.19;58 Gamma Cru, s128", m1.6/6.4;Gacrux;12h31m;-57:06';0;3;1.6;88 Gamma Delphini;Del, m4.5/5.5, s9.6", 101ly;20h47m;16:07';0;3;0;0 Gamma Vel, s41.2", m2/4.2;Suhail Al Muhiif;8h10m;-47:18';0;3;1.6;900 Gamma Vol, s14.2", m3.8/5.7;;7h09m;-70:30';0;3;3.6;135 Graffias (Beta Scorpii);Sco, m2.6/4.9, s13.6";16h05m;-19:49';0;3;0;0 I Car, s232", m4.0/6.2;;9h45m;-62:30';0;3;4;1400 Iota Cancri;Cnc, m4.2/6.6, s30";8h47m;28:46';0;3;0;0 Iota Cas;4.6/4.9 2.9";2h29m;67:24';0;3;0;0 Iota Pic, s12.5", m5.6/6.4;;4h51m;-53:30';0;3;5.2;120 Izar (Epsilon Bo"tis);Boo, m2.4/4.9, s2.8", 210ly;14h45m;27:06';0;3;0;0 J Cen' s60.6", m4.5/6.2;;13h23m;-61:00';0;3;4.3;360 K Scl;6.1/6.2 s1.5";0h09m;-28:00';0;3;0;0 Kappa CrA, s21.4", m5.6/6.5;;18h33m;-38:42';0;3;5.2;800 Kappa Lup, s26.4, m3.9/5.7;;15h12m;-48:42';0;3;3.7;185 Kappa puppis, s9.9";m4.5/4.6;7h39m;-26:48';0;3;3.8;450 Kappa Vol, s64.8, m5.3/5.6;;8h20m;-71:30';0;3;4.69;400 Kuma (Nu Draconis);Dra, m4.9/4.9, s62", 99ly;17h32m;55:11';0;3;0;0 Mesarthim (Gamma Arietis);Ari, m4.8/4.8, s7.8", 205ly;1h54m;19:18';0;3;0;0 Miram (Eta Persei);Per, m3.8/8.5, s28";2h51m;55:54';0;3;0;0 Mizar (Zeta UMa);UMa, m2.3/4.0, s14.4", 78ly;13h24m;54:56';0;3;0;0 Mu Cru, s34.8", m4.0/5.1;;12h55m;-57:12';0;3;3.7;370 Mu Lup, s240.5/23.2/1.0;m4.2(4.3(5.0/5.1)/6.8)/7.0;15h19m;-47:54';0;3;4.1;270 N Hya, s9.5", m5.6/5.8;;11h32m;-29:30';0;3;4.9;87 Omega For;m5.0/7.7 s10.8";2h34m;-28:12';0;3;4.9;440 Omicron Cen, s265.7", m5/5.1;;11h32m;-59:30';0;3;4.4;5000 Omicron Cygni;Cyg, m3.8/7.0, s101";20h14m;46:42';0;3;0;0 Omicron Draconis;Dra, m4.7/7.5, s34.6";18h51m;59:23';0;3;0;0 p Eri, s11.4", m5.8/5.8;;1h40m;-56:12';0;3;5;26.6 Pi Gru, s258", m5.6/6.3;;22h23m;-45:54';0;3;5.2;133 Pi Lup, s1.7", m4.6/4.7;;15h05m;-47:06';0;3;3.9;500 Q Cen, s5.5", m5.3/6.6;;13h42m;-54:36';0;3;5;270 Ras Algethi (Alpha Herculis);Her, m3var/5.4, s4.7", 380ly;17h15m;14:23';0;3;0;0 Struve 2813 (IC1396);Cep, m6.1/8.3, s29";21h39m;57:30';0;3;0;0 Struve 3053 (ADS1);Cas, m5.9/7.3, s15.2";0h03m;66:06';0;3;0;0 Alpha Sgr, s28.3", m4.0/7.1;;19h23m;-44:30';0;3;3.9;380 Beta Mus,s1.1", m3.6/4.0;;12h46m;-68:06';0;3;3;300 Tau Scl;6.0/7.2 s0.8";1h36m;-29:54';0;3;0;0 Theta Ind, s7.0", m4.5/6.9;;21h20m;-53:30';0;3;4.4;97 u Car, s159", m3.8/6.3;;10h54m;-58:54';0;3;3.7;96 Upsilon Car, s5.0", m3.0/6.0;;9h47m;-65:06';0;3;2.9;1500 Upsilon Eri, s8.3, m3.2/4.3;;2h58m;-40:18';0;3;2.9;160 Upsilon Pup, s240"' m4.7/5.1;;7h18m;-36:42';0;3;4.1;1000 x Vel, s51.8, m4.3/6.2;;10h39m;-55:36';0;3;4.1;800 Xi Lup, s10.2", m5.1/5.6;;15h57m;-34:00';0;3;4.6;210 Xi Sco, s7.7/280, ;m4.1(4.2/7.3)/6.9;16h04m;-11:24';0;3;4.1;100 Zeta Aquarii;Aqr, m4.3/4.5, s1.8", 103ly;22h29m;-0:01';0;3;0;0 Zeta Lup, s71.7", m3.4/6.7;;15h12m;-52:06';0;3;3.4;115 Zeta Phe, s6.6", m4/6.9;;1h08m;-55:18';0;3;4;290 C 1, NGC188; 14'; 0h44.4m; 85:20'; 1; 10; 8.1; 0 C 2, NGC40, H58-4; " 36"""; 0h13m; 72:32'; 1; 11; 12.4; 0 C 3, NGC4236; 19x7'; 12h16.7m; 69:28'; 1; 7; 9.7; 0 C 4, NGC7023; 18x18'; 21h01.8m; 68:12'; 1; 12; 7; 0 C 5, IC342; 18x17'; 3h46.8m; 68:06'; 1; 7; 9.2; 0 C 6, NGC6543, Cat's Eye Neb.; 0.3/5.8'; 17h58.6m; 66:38'; 1; 11; 8.1; 0 C 7, NGC2403, H44-5; 18x10'; 7h36.9m; 65:36'; 1; 7; 8.39; 0 C 8, NGC559, H48-7; 4'; 1h29.5m; 63:18'; 1; 10; 9.5; 0 C 9, NGC2155, Cave Neb., Sh2-155; 50x10'; 22h56.8m; 62:37'; 1; 12; 0; 0 C 10, NGC663; 16'; 1h46m; 61:15'; 1; 10; 7.1; 0 C 11, NGC7635, The Bubble Neb.; 15x8'; 23h20.7m; 61:12'; 1; 12; 0; 0 C 12, NGC6946, H76-4; 11x10'; 20h34.8m; 60:09'; 1; 7; 8.89; 0 C 13, NGC457, H42-7; 13'; 1h19.1m; 58:20'; 1; 10; 6.4; 0 C 14, NGC869/884; 30 and 30'; 2h20m; 57:08'; 1; 10; 4.3; 0 C 15, NGC6826, Blinking Neb.; 0.5/2.3'; 19h44.8m; 50:31'; 1; 11; 8.8; 0 C 16, NGC7243, H75-8; 21'; 22h15.3m; 49:53'; 1; 10; 6.4; 0 C 17, NGC147; 13x8'; 0h33.2m; 48:30'; 1; 6; 9.3; 0 C 18, NGC185, H707-2; 12x10'; 0h39.0m; 48:20'; 1; 6; 9.2; 0 C 19, IC5146, Cocoon Neb.; 12x12'; 21h53.5m; 47:16'; 1; 12; 0; 5500 C 20, NGC7000, North Amer. Neb.; 120x100'; 20h58.8m; 44:20'; 1; 12; 0; 910 C 21, NGC4449, H213-1; 5x4'; 12h28.2m; 44:06'; 1; 5; 9.39; 0 C 22, NGC7662, H18-4; 0.3/2.2'; 23h25.9m; 42:33'; 1; 11; 8.3; 0 C 23, NGC891, H19-4; 14x3'; 2h22.6m; 42:21'; 1; 7; 9.89; 0 C 24, NGC1275, 3C 84; 2.6x2'; 3h19.8m; 41:31'; 1; 5; 11.6; 0 C 25, NGC2419, H218-1; 4.1'; 7h38.1m; 38:53'; 1; 9; 10.4; 0 C 26, NGC4244; 16x2.5'; 12h17.5m; 37:49'; 1; 7; 10.2; 0 C 27, NGC6888, Crescent Neb.; 20x10'; 20h12.0m; 38:21'; 1; 12; 0; 3000 C 28, NGC752, H32-7; 50'; 1h57.8m; 37:41'; 1; 10; 5.7; 0 C 29, NGC5005, H96-1; 5.4x2'; 13h10.9m; 37:03'; 1; 7; 9.8; 0 C 30, NGC7331, H53-1; 11x4'; 22h37.1m; 34:25'; 1; 7; 9.5; 0 C 31, IC405, Flaming Star Neb.; 30x19'; 5h16.2m; 34:16'; 1; 12; 0; 0 C 32, NGC4631, H42-4; 15x3'; 12h42.1m; 32:32'; 1; 7; 9.3; 0 C 33, NGC6992/5, Veil Neb. (East); 60x8'; 20h56.4m; 31:43'; 1; 12; 0; 0 C 34, NGC6960, Veil Neb (West); 70x6'; 20h45.7m; 30:43'; 1; 12; 0; 0 C 35, NGC4889; 3x2'; 13h00.1m; 27:59'; 1; 6; 11.4; 0 C 36, NGC4559, H92-1; 10x5'; 12h36.0m; 27:58'; 1; 7; 9.8; 0 C 37, NGC6885; 7'; 20h12.0m; 26:29'; 1; 10; 5.9; 0 C 38, NGC4565, H24-5; 16x3'; 12h36.3m; 25:59'; 1; 7; 9.6; 0 C 39, NGC2392, Eskimo Neb.; " 12/42"""; 7h29.2m; 20:55'; 1; 11; 9.2; 2900 C 40, NGC3626, H52-2; 3x2'; 11h20.1m; 18:21'; 1; 7; 10.9; 0 C 41, Hyades,elotte 25; 330'; 4h27.0m; 16:00'; 1; 10; 0.5; 0 C 42, NGC7006, H52-1; 2.8'; 21h01.5m; 16:11'; 1; 9; 10.6; 0 C 43, NGC7814; 6x2'; 0h03.3m; 16:09'; 1; 7; 10.5; 0 C 44, NGC7479, H55-1; 4x3'; 23h04.9m; 12:19'; 1; 7; 11; 0 C 45, NGC5248, H34-1; 6x4'; 13h37.5m; 8:53'; 1; 7; 10.2; 0 C 46, NGC2261, Hubble's Var. Neb; 2x1'; 6h39.2m; 8:44'; 1; 12; 0; 0 C 47, NGC6934, H103-1; 5.9'; 20h34.2m; 7:24'; 1; 9; 8.89; 0 C 48, NGC2775; 4.5x3'; 9h10.3m; 7:02'; 1; 7; 10.3; 0 C 49, NGC2237-9, Rosette Neb.; 80x60'; 6h32.3m; 5:03'; 1; 12; 0; 0 C 50, NGC2244; 24'; 6h32.4m; 4:52'; 1; 10; 4.8; 0 C 51, IC1613; 12x11'; 1h04.8m; 2:07'; 1; 5; 9.3; 0 C 52, NGC4697. H39-1; 6x4'; 12h48.6m; -5:48'; 1; 6; 9.3; 0 C 53, NGC3115, Spindle Gal.; 8x3'; 10h05.2m; -7:43'; 1; 6; 9.1; 0 C 54, NGC2506, H37-6; 7'; 8h00.2m; -10:47'; 1; 10; 7.6; 0 C 55, NGC7009, Saturn Neb.; 0.4/1.6; 21h04.2m; -11:22'; 1; 11; 8; 4000 C 56, NGC246, H25-5; 3.8'; 0h47.0m; -11:53'; 1; 11; 10.9; 0 C 57, NGC6822, Barnard's Gal.; 10x9'; 19h44.9m; -14:48'; 1; 5; 8.8; 0 C 58, NGC2360, H12-7; 13'; 7h17.8m; -15:37'; 1; 10; 7.2; 0 C 59, NGC3242, Jupiter's Ghost Neb.; 0.3/21'; 10h24.8m; -18:38'; 1; 11; 7.8; 0 C 60, NGC4038, Ringtail Gal.; 2.6x 2'; 12h01.9m; -18:52'; 1; 7; 10.7; 0 C 61, NGC4039; 3x2'; 12h01.9m; -18:53'; 1; 7; 10.7; 0 C 62, NGC247, H20-5; 20x7'; 0h47.1m; -20:46'; 1; 7; 9.1; 0 C 63, NGC7293, Helix Neb.; 13'; 22h29.6m; -20:48'; 1; 11; 7.3; 400 C 64, NGC2362, H17-7; 8'; 7h18.8m; -24:57'; 1; 10; 4.1; 0 C 65, NGC253, Sculptor Gal., H1-5; 5x7'; 0h47.6m; -25:17'; 1; 7; 7.12; 0 C 66, NGC5694, H196-2; 3.6'; 14h39.6m; -26:32'; 1; 9; 10.2; 0 C 67, NGC1097; 9x7'; 2h46.3m; -30:17'; 1; 7; 9.2; 0 C 68, NGC6729; 1.0'; 19h01.9m; -36:57'; 1; 12; 0; 0 C 69, NGC6302, The Bug Neb.; " 48"""; 17h13.7m; -37:06'; 1; 11; 9.6; 0 C 70, NGC300; 20x13'; 0h54.9m; -37:41'; 1; 7; 8.7; 0 C 71, NGC2477; 27'; 7h52.3m; -38:33'; 1; 10; 5.8; 0 C 72, NGC55; 32x6'; 0h14.9m; -39:11'; 1; 7; 7.9; 0 C 73, NGC1851; 11'; 5h14.1m; -40:03'; 1; 9; 7.3; 0 C 74, NGC3132, PK 272+12.1; " 48"""; 10h07.7m; -40:26'; 1; 11; 9.39; 0 C 75, NGC6124; 29'; 16h25.6m; -40:40'; 1; 10; 5.8; 0 C 76, NGC6231, Baby Scorpion Cl.; 15'; 16h54.0m; -41:48'; 1; 10; 2.6; 0 C 77, NGC5128, Centaurus A; 18x14'; 13h25.5m; -43:01'; 1; 6; 7; 0 C 78, NGC6541, Dunlop 473; 13'; 18h08.0m; -43:42'; 1; 9; 6.6; 0 C 79, NGC3201, Dunlop 445; 18'; 10h17.6m; -46:25'; 1; 9; 6.7; 0 C 80, NGC5139, (Omega Cen); 36'; 13h26.8m; -47:29'; 1; 9; 3.6; 0 C 81, NGC6352; 7'; 17h25.5m; -48:25'; 1; 9; 8.1; 0 C 82, NGC6193; 15'; 16h41.3m; -48:46'; 1; 10; 5.2; 0 C 83, NGC4945; 20x4'; 13h05.4m; -49:28'; 1; 7; 8.7; 0 C 84, NGC5286, Dunlop 388; 9'; 13h46.4m; -51:22'; 1; 9; 7.6; 0 C 85, IC2391, omicron Vel Clus.; 50'; 8h40.2m; -53:04'; 1; 10; 2.5; 0 C 86, NGC6397, Lacaille III-11; 26'; 17h40.7m; -53:40'; 1; 9; 5.6; 0 C 87, NGC1261; 7'; 3h12.3m; -55:13'; 1; 9; 8.39; 0 C 88, NGC5823; 10'; 15h05.7m; -55:36'; 1; 10; 7.9; 0 C 89, NGC6087; 12'; 16h18.9m; -57:54'; 1; 10; 5.4; 0 C 90, NGC2867, PK 278-5.1; " 12"""; 9h21.4m; -58:19'; 1; 11; 0; 0 C 91, NGC3532; 55'; 11h06.4m; -58:40'; 1; 10; 3; 0 C 92, NGC3372, Eta Car Neb.; 120x120'; 10h43.8m; -59:52'; 1; 12; 0; 0 C 93, NGC6752, Dunlop 295; 20'; 19h10.9m; -59:59'; 1; 9; 5.4; 0 C 94, NGC4755, Jewel Box; 10'; 12h53.6m; -60:20'; 1; 10; 4.19; 7600 C 95, NGC6025; 12'; 16h03.7m; -60:30'; 1; 10; 5.1; 0 C 96, NGC2516; 30'; 7h58.3m; -60:52'; 1; 10; 3.8; 0 C 97, NGC3766; 12'; 11h36.1m; -61:37'; 1; 10; 5.3; 0 C 98, NGC4609; 5'; 12h42.3m; -62:58'; 1; 10; 6.9; 0 C 99, Coal Sack Neb.; 400x300'; 12h53.0m; -63:00'; 1; 12; 0; 0 C100, IC2944, lambda Cen Clus.; 15'; 11h36.6m; -63:02'; 1; 10; 4.5; 0 C101, NGC6744; 16x10; 19h09.8m; -63:51'; 1; 7; 8.3; 0 C102, IC2602, theta Car Clus.; 50'; 10h43.2m; -64:24'; 1; 10; 1.9; 0 C103, NGC2070, Tarantula Neb.; 40x25'; 5h38.7m; -69:06'; 1; 12; 0; 0 C104, NGC362, Dunlop 62; 13'; 1h03.2m; -70:51'; 1; 9; 6.6; 0 C105, NGC4833; 14'; 12h59.6m; -70:53'; 1; 9; 7.3; 0 C106, NGC104, 47 Tucanae; 31'; 0h24.1m; -72:05'; 1; 9; 4; 0 C107, NGC6101; 11'; 16h25.8m; -72:12'; 1; 9; 9.3; 0 C108, NGC4372; 19'; 12h25.8m; -72:40'; 1; 9; 7.8; 0 C109, NGC3195, PK 296-20.1; " 36"""; 10h09.5m; -80:52'; 1; 11; 0; 0 kv" MZ @ !L!This program cannot be run in DOS mode. $ ?XlXlXll]llZl}lRlXl[l}lxll\lHԏl_lXlBl0lllYllYlRichXl PE rݎJ z 4 d 0 a ( P .text P `.rdata @ @.data 6 @ .pdata ( @ @.rsrc a 0 b N @ @ 0 0`4 0@-@ P0 0Y 04 - P 0 - P- R0%02 Q :0 R % 20 S @- M @ @ Ѝ<0 P* 0 0묊 4 ģ @- @0 04 - R R % 200 S0%020 R S0@- P ` P @0 W P 0 0-0 S @- @0 0< @ p@-P Q @ 0 S :` U0 V (0 0 Pp@-P` @0 S;00C SP1 U 0C Pp%p2 P%2@ 0 ^ 0 RC0%020 (N -X- Mp @p @P uP 13 P 10` QP E ` @p$P ` W 0 S0 %0 2 U``20 Pp K(N - K z (N - K0$0 @- @ c p@-`@ P t 0 S * V T * T 1I T S0% 02 T 0 p 0 p@-p0 S%020C ^L 0 S S ^ ^B 0 S S A ^ ^8 0- S ^2 ` P 0 R+ :9 R) 10b0@&C1? 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