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THE ASTRONOMICAL LEAGUE'S
URBAN CLUB

Rules and Regulations
List of Objects
Tips for Urban Observing

The List of Objects

There are actually two lists, one for deep sky objects, and another for double and variable stars. All objects are listed in Right Ascension order so that you can view them as they rise in the East and set in the West.

Information provided on each deep sky object includes: Catalog Number, Right Ascension, Declination, Magnitude, Messier Designation (if any), Type of Object, Size, Constellation, and what chart they are located on in both the Uranometria and Tirion's Sky Atlas 2000.

Information provided on the double and variable stars includes: Object, Right Ascension, Declination, and Magnitude and Separation of the components.

I. Deep Sky Objects

      Object     R.A.   DEC   Mag   Mes   Type  Size       Con   Urn SA
[ ] NGC 129    00 29.9 +60 14 6.5         OpCl 21.0'       Cas   15  1
[ ] NGC 221    00 42.7 +40 52 9.0   M32   Glxy 7.6'X5.8'   And   60  4
[ ] NGC 224    00 42.7 +41 16 4.4   M31   Glxy 180'X63'    And   60  4
[ ] NGC 457    01 19.1 +58 20 6.4         OpCl 13.0'       Cas   36  1
[ ] NGC 663    01 46.0 +61 15 7.1         OpCl 16.0'       Cas   16  1
[ ] Cr 463     01 48.4 +71 57 5.7         OpCl 36.0'       Cas   17  1
[ ] NGC 752    01 57.8 +37 41 5.7         OpCl 50.0'       And   92  4
[ ] Stock 2    02 15.0 +59 16 4.4         OpCl 60.0'       Cas   37  1
[ ] NGC 869    02 19.0 +57 09 5.3         OpCl 29.0'       Per   37  1
[ ] NGC 884    02 22.4 +57 07 6.1         OpCl 29.0'       Per   37  1
[ ] Tr 2       02 37.3 +55 59 5.9         OpCl 20.0'       Per   38  1
[ ] NGC 1068   02 42.7 -00 01 8.8   M77   Glxy 6.9'X5.9'   Cet   220 10
[ ] Tr 3       03 11.8 +63 15 7.0         OpCl 23.0'       Cas   18  1
[ ] Stock 23   03 16.0 +60 02 6.2         OpCl 15.0'       Cam   38  1
[ ] Mel 20     03 22.0 +49 00 1.2         OpCl 185'        Per   38  4
[ ] NGC 1342   03 31.6 +37 20 6.7         OpCl 14.0'       Per   94  4
[ ] M45        03 46.9 +24 07 1.2   M45   OpCl 110'        Tau   132 4
[ ] Hyades     04 27.0 +16 00 0.5         OpCl 330'        Tau   133 11
[ ] NGC 1647   04 46.0 +19 04 6.4         OpCl 45.0'       Tau   134 11
[ ] NGC 1807   05 10.7 +16 32 7.0         OpCl 17.0'       Tau   135 11
[ ] NGC 1817   05 12.1 +16 42 7.7         OpCl 15.0'       Tau   135 11
[ ] NGC 1912   05 28.7 +35 50 6.4   M38   OpCl 21.0'       Aur   97  5
[ ] NGC 1960   05 36.1 +34 08 6.0   M36   OpCl 12.0'       Aur   97  5
[ ] NGC 1976   05 35.4 -05 27 3.7   M42   BNeb 90'X60'     Ori   225 11
[ ] NGC 1981   05 35.2 -04 26 4.2         OpCl 25.0'       Ori   225 11
[ ] NGC 2099   05 52.4 +32 33 5.6   M37   OpCl 23.0'       Aur   98  5
[ ] NGC 2168   06 08.9 +24 20 5.1   M35   OpCl 28.0'       Gem   137 5
[ ] NGC 2169   06 08.4 +13 57 5.9         OpCl 6.0'        Ori   182 11
[ ] NGC 2232   06 26.6 -04 45 3.9         OpCl 29.0'       Mon   227 11
[ ] NGC 2244   06 32.4 +04 52 4.8         OpCl 23.0'       Mon   227 11
[ ] NGC 2264   06 41.1 +09 53 3.9         OpCl 20.0'       Mon   183 11
[ ] NGC 2281   06 49.3 +41 04 5.4         OpCl 14.0'       Aur   68  5
[ ] NGC 2287   06 46.1 -20 46 4.5   M41   OpCl 38.0'       CMa   318 11
[ ] NGC 2301   06 51.8 +00 28 6.0         OpCl 12.0'       Mon   228 11
[ ] NGC 2323   07 03.2 -08 20 5.9   M50   OpCl 16.0'       Mon   273 12
[ ] NGC 2392   07 29.2 +20 55 9.2         PNeb 47"X43"     Gem   139 5
[ ] NGC 2539   08 10.7 -12 50 6.5         OpCl 21.0'       Pup   275 12
[ ] NGC 2548   08 13.8 -05 48 5.8   M48   OpCl 54.0'       Hya   230 12
[ ] NGC 2632   08 40.1 +19 59 3.1   M44   OpCl 95.0'       Cnc   141 12
[ ] NGC 2682   08 50.4 +11 49 6.9   M67   OpCl 29.0'       Cnc   187 12
[ ] NGC 3031   09 55.6 +69 04 6.8   M81   Glxy 26'X14'     UMa   23  2
[ ] NGC 3034   09 55.8 +69 41 8.4   M82   Glxy 11'X4.6'    UMa   23  2
[ ] NGC 3242   10 24.8 -18 38 7.8         PNeb 45"X36"     Hya   325 13
[ ] Mel 111    12 25.0 +26 00 1.8         OpCl 275'        Com   148 7
[ ] NGC 4374   12 25.1 +12 53 10.1  M84   Glxy 6.5'X5.6'   Vir   193 13
[ ] NGC 4406   12 26.2 +12 57 9.8   M86   Glxy 8.9'X5.8'   Vir   193 13
[ ] NGC 4486   12 30.8 +12 24 8.6   M87   Glxy 7.2'X6.8'   Vir   193 13
[ ] NGC 4594   12 40.0 -11 37 8.3   M104  Glxy 8.9'X4.1'   Vir   284 13
[ ] NGC 4736   12 50.9 +41 07 8.1   M94   Glxy 11'X9.1'    CVn   75  7
[ ] NGC 4826   12 56.7 +21 41 8.5   M64   Glxy 9.3'X5.4'   Com   149 7
[ ] NGC 5272   13 42.2 +28 23 5.9   M3    GbCl 16.0'       CVn   110 7
[ ] NGC 5904   15 18.6 +02 05 5.7   M5    GbCl 17.4'       Ser   244 14
[ ] NGC 6121   16 23.6 -26 32 5.8   M4    GbCl 26.0'       Sco   336 22
[ ] NGC 6205   16 41.7 +36 28 5.7   M13   GbCl 17.0'       Her   114 8
[ ] NGC 6210   16 44.5 +23 49 8.8         PNeb 48"         Her   156 8
[ ] NGC 6218   16 47.2 -01 57 6.8   M12   GbCl 15.0'       Oph   246 15
[ ] NGC 6254   16 57.1 -04 06 6.6   M10   GbCl 15.0'       Oph   247 15
[ ] NGC 6266   17 01.2 -30 07 6.7   M62   GbCl 14.0'       Oph   376 22
[ ] NGC 6341   17 17.1 +43 08 6.4   M92   GbCl 11.0'       Her   81  8
[ ] NGC 6405   17 40.1 -32 13 4.2   M6    OpCl 33.0'       Sco   377 22
[ ] IC 4665    17 46.3 +05 43 4.2         OpCl 70.0'       Oph   203 15
[ ] NGC 6475   17 53.9 -34 49 3.3   M7    OpCl 80.0'       Sco   377 22
[ ] NGC 6520   18 03.4 -27 54 7.6         OpCl 6.0'        Sgr   339 22
[ ] NGC 6523   18 03.8 -24 23 5.0   M8    BNeb 90'X40'     Sgr   339 22
[ ] NGC 6618   18 20.8 -16 11 6.0   M17   OpCl 11.0'       Sgr   294 15
[ ] NGC 6633   18 27.7 +06 34 4.6         OpCl 20.0'       Oph   205 15
[ ] NGC 6656   18 36.4 -23 54 5.1   M22   GbCl 24.0'       Sgr   340 22
[ ] IC 4756    18 39.0 +05 27 4.6         OpCl 40.0'       Ser   205 15
[ ] NGC 6705   18 51.1 -06 16 5.8   M11   OpCl 13.0'       Sct   295 15
[ ] NGC 6709   18 51.5 +10 21 6.7         OpCl 13.0'       Aql   205 15
[ ] NGC 6720   18 53.6 +33 02 8.8   M57   PNeb 86"X62"     Lyr   117 8
[ ] Cr 399     19 25.4 +20 11 3.6         OpCl 60.0'       Vul   161 8
[ ] NGC 6818   19 44.0 -14 09 9.3         PNeb 22"X15"     Sgr   297 16
[ ] NGC 6826   19 44.8 +50 31 8.8         PNeb 27"X24"     Cyg   55  3
[ ] NGC 6853   19 59.6 +22 43 7.3   M27   PNeb 8'X5.7'     Vul   162 8
[ ] NGC 6910   20 23.1 +40 47 7.4         OpCl 7.0'        Cyg   84  9
[ ] NGC 6934   20 34.2 +07 24 8.7         GbCl 5.9'        Del   209 16
[ ] NGC 6940   20 34.6 +28 18 6.3         OpCl 31.0'       Vul   120 9
[ ] NGC 7009   21 04.2 -11 22 8.0         PNeb 44"X23"     Aqr   300 16
[ ] NGC 7078   21 30.0 +12 10 6.0   M15   GbCl 12.0'       Peg   210 16
[ ] NGC 7089   21 33.5 -00 49 6.4   M2    GbCl 13.0'       Aqr   255 16
[ ] NGC 7092   21 32.2 +48 26 4.6   M39   OpCl 31.0'       Cyg   86  9
[ ] NGC 7160   21 53.7 +62 36 6.1         OpCl 7.0'        Cep   33  3
[ ] NGC 7209   22 05.2 +46 30 7.7         OpCl 25.0'       Lac   87  9
[ ] NGC 7243   22 15.3 +49 53 6.4         OpCl 21.0'       Lac   57  9
[ ] NGC 7662   23 25.9 +42 33 8.3         PNeb 32"X28"     And   88  9
[ ] NGC 7789   23 57.0 +56 44 6.7         OpCl 15.0'       Cas   59  3

II. Double and Variable Stars

      Object             R.A.     DEC    Mag             Sep
[ ] Eta Cassiopeia     00 49.1  +57 49  3.4,7.5          12"
[ ] Gamma Aries        01 53.5  +19 18  4.8,4.8          7.8"
[ ] Gamma Andromeda    02 03.9  +42 20  2.3,5.5          9.8"
[ ] Beta Perseus(Algol)03 08.2  +40 57  2.1-3.4          Variable(2.9 days)
[ ] Trapezium          05 35.3  -05 23  6.7,7.9,5.1,6.7  8.8",13",21.5"
[ ] Beta Monoceros     06 28.8  -07 02  4.7.5.2          7.3"
[ ] Gamma Leo          10 20.0  +19 51  2.2,3.5          4.4"
[ ] Zeta Ursa Major    13 23.9  +54 56  2.3,4.0,4.0      14.4",709"
[ ] Beta Scorpius      16 05.4  -19 48  2.6,4.9          13.6"
[ ] Epsilon Lyra       18 44.3  +39 40  5.0,6.1,5.2,5.5  208",2.6",2.3"
[ ] Beta Cygnus        19 30.7  +27 58  3.1,5.1          34.4"
[ ] Gamma Delphinus    20 46.7  +16 07  4.5,5.5          9.6"
[ ] Delta Cepheus      22 29.2  +58 25  3.9,6.3          41"

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