Others

Patthehorse, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

AMU 1, PN G075.9+11.6

Apparent magnitude:

13,64 mag

Distance:

5.870 ly

Expansion:

8,5 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

41,259'

Field of view height:

34,887'

Image scaling:

1,062''/pixel

Apparent object width:

5'

Apparent object height:

2'

Barnard 33 - Pferdekopfnebel

Stephanh, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

Barnard 33, Pferdekopfnebel, Horsehead Nebula

Apparent magnitude:

11 mag

Distance:

1.500 ly

Expansion:

3,5 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

106,111'

Field of view height:

78,204'

Image scaling:

6,367''/pixel

Apparent object width:

8'

Apparent object height:

6'

Notes:

To the left the large bright nebula is the Flame Nebula NGC 2024.

To the left of it is vdB 51 and again above it is vdB 50.

Through the large emission nebula IC 434 the Horsehead Nebula (Barnard 33) becomes visible.

Directly to the left of the Horsehead Nebula the blue reflection nebula is NGC 2023.

Below the Horsehead Nebula is vdB 57.

Barnard 59 / 65-67 / 78 - Pfeifennebel, Rohrnebel

Hypatia Alexandria from Santa Fe, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

Barnard 59 / 65-67 / 78, Pfeifennebel, Rohrnebel, Pipe Nebula, LDN 1773

Apparent magnitude:

11,17 mag

Distance:

650 ly

Expansion:

91 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

587,692'

Field of view height:

391,91'

Image scaling:

6,882''/pixel

Apparent object width:

480'

Apparent object height:

140'

Notes:

The Pipe stem is composed of the dark nebulae Barnard 59, 65-67 (LDN 1773).

The bowl is Barnard 78 (LDN 42).

Barnard 72 - Snake Nebula

en:user:Friendlystar, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

Barnard 72, Snake Nebula, LDN 66

Apparent magnitude:

10,9 mag

Distance:

650 ly

Expansion:

7 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

64,33'

Field of view height:

64,33'

Image scaling:

1,072''/pixel

Apparent object width:

37'

Apparent object height:

17'

Notes:

The slightly larger dark molecular cloud to the right is Barnard 68.

Diagonally to the left below, the middle molecular cloud is Barnard 69.

Again to the left of that, the again slightly larger molecular cloud is Barnard 70.

And at the very bottom of the edge, the dark molecular cloud Barnard 74 can still be seen.

Campbell's Hydrogen Star - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Campbell's Hydrogen Star, HD 184738, BD +30 3639, Hen 2-438, PN G064.7+05.0, PK 064+05.1

Apparent magnitude:

10,44 mag

Distance:

3.900 ly

Expansion:

0,2 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

29,105'

Field of view height:

22,067'

Image scaling:

1,328''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,133'

Apparent object height:

0,133'

Cannon 1-5 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Cannon 1-5, Cn 1-5, Em 1, Hen 2-402, PN G002.2-09.4, PK 002-09.1

Apparent magnitude:

15,2 mag

Distance:

13.700 ly

Expansion:

0,5 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,603''

Field of view height:

0,415''

Image scaling:

0,054''/pixel

Apparent object width:

7,2''

Apparent object height:

6''

Cassiopeia - Sternkonstellation (Asterismus)

pcs34560, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons, added lines

Object information

Catalog designations:

Cassiopeia

Apparent magnitude:

2,23 mag

Distance:

275 ly

Expansion:

66 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

1745,045°

Field of view height:

1163,364°

Image scaling:

19,134''/pixel

Apparent object width:

13,4°

Apparent object height:

4,7°

Collinder 399 - Kleiderbügel (Brocchis Sternhaufen, Al Sufis Sternhaufen)

jtrezzo, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

Collinder 399

Apparent magnitude:

3,6 mag

Distance:

424 ly

Expansion:

7,4 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

148,626°

Field of view height:

98,459°

Image scaling:

1,499''/pixel

Apparent object width:

1°

Apparent object height:

1°

CRL 618 - Westbrook Nebula

Object information

Catalog designations:

CRL 618, Westbrook Nebula, RAFGL 618, PN G166.4-06.5, PK 166-06.1

Apparent magnitude:

17 mag

Distance:

3.980 ly

Expansion:

0,2 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,3''

Field of view height:

0,3''

Image scaling:

0,018''/pixel

Apparent object width:

12''

Apparent object height:

12''

CVMP 1 - Bipolarer planetarischer Nebel

Copyright by WikiSky.org, WikiSky's snapshot tool (nachbearbeitet mit PixInsight und Gimp)

Object information

Catalog designations:

CVMP 1, Marsalkova 252, PN G321.6+02.2, PK 321+02.3

Apparent magnitude:

20,24 mag

Distance:

6.360 ly

Expansion:

8 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

26'

Field of view height:

19,5'

Image scaling:

0,65''/pixel

Apparent object width:

4,3'

Apparent object height:

2,25'

Cygnus A - Radiogalaxie

NASA/STScI, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

Cygnus A, 3C 405, PGC 63932, IRAS 19577+4035

Apparent magnitude:

16,22 mag

Distance:

760.000.000 ly

Expansion:

111.000 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

2,513'

Field of view height:

2,022'

Image scaling:

0,175''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,5'

Apparent object height:

0,5'

Notes:

Cygnus A is largest known radio galaxy.

Cygnus X-1 - Doppelsternsystem

Robert Eder, CC BY-NC 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

Cygnus X-1, HD 226868

Apparent magnitude:

8,91 mag

Distance:

7.200 ly

Expansion:

0,6 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

76,4''

Field of view height:

57,658''

Image scaling:

2,388''/pixel

Apparent object width:

18''

Apparent object height:

18''

Notes:

Cygnus X-1 is the first black hole detected. (https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cygnus_X-1)

Czernik 43 - Offener Sternhaufen

Object information

Catalog designations:

Czernik 43

Apparent magnitude:

11,93 mag

Distance:

8.190 ly

Expansion:

33 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

77,292'

Field of view height:

53,053'

Image scaling:

1,855''/pixel

Apparent object width:

14'

Apparent object height:

14'

Notes:

On the far left is M52.

Below on the right is the star cluster Czernik 43.

In the upper right is the Bubble Nebula NGC 7635.

Dark Doodad Nebula - Dunkelwolke

reggiej42, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

Dark Doodad Nebula, Sandqvist 149

Apparent magnitude:

11,76 mag

Distance:

700 ly

Expansion:

37 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

148,223°

Field of view height:

116,434°

Image scaling:

2,062''/pixel

Apparent object width:

3°

Apparent object height:

0,2°

Notes:

The bright star is Gamma Muscae.

The dark cloud is the Dark_Doodad_Nebula.

Deer Lick Group - Galaxieansammlung

Michael_Miller, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

Deer Lick Group, NGC 7331, NGC 7335, NGC 7336, NGC 7337, NGC 7340

Apparent magnitude:

9,5 mag

Distance:

275.800.000 ly

Expansion:

802.000 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

22,96'

Field of view height:

18,368'

Image scaling:

0,574''/pixel

Apparent object width:

10'

Apparent object height:

10'

Notes:

This group of five galaxies is called the Deer Lick Group.

Diagonally to the lower left comes NGC 7335.

To the left of it the small galaxy is NGC 7336.

Vertically below NGC 7331 (galaxy in center) is small galaxy is NGC 7337.

Centered on the lower left edge is NGC 7340.

Dengel-Hartl 5 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Dengel-Hartl 5, DeHt5, PN G111.0+11.6, PK 111+11.1

Apparent magnitude:

14,5 mag

Distance:

1.125 ly

Expansion:

3,6 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

35,547'

Field of view height:

23,149'

Image scaling:

0,534''/pixel

Apparent object width:

11'

Apparent object height:

11'

Draco-Zwerggalaxie (Draco Dwarf) - Elliptische Zwerggalaxie

kimball, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

Draco-Zwerggalaxie (Draco Dwarf), UGC 10822

Apparent magnitude:

10,6 mag

Distance:

12.800.000 ly

Expansion:

59.000 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

84,65'

Field of view height:

57,393'

Image scaling:

1,693''/pixel

Apparent object width:

15,8'

Apparent object height:

15,8'

Notes:

UGC 10822 is a satellite galaxy of the Milky Way with about three million stars.

In the far lower right you can still see NGC 6338.

Drechsler 24 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Drechsler 24, Dr 24, PN G058.7-07.4

Apparent magnitude:

15 mag

Distance:

4.140 ly

Expansion:

7,7 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

37,149'

Field of view height:

25'

Image scaling:

0,534''/pixel

Apparent object width:

6,4'

Apparent object height:

6,4'

Drechsler 26 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Drechsler 26, Dr 26, PN G145.4+5.7

Apparent magnitude:

19,06 mag

Distance:

3.620 ly

Expansion:

3,2 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

36,306'

Field of view height:

24,047'

Image scaling:

0,533''/pixel

Apparent object width:

3'

Apparent object height:

3'

Drechsler 27 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Drechsler 27, Dr 27, PN G117.4-05.3

Apparent magnitude:

17,72 mag

Distance:

3.230 ly

Expansion:

8,5 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

35,906'

Field of view height:

23,559'

Image scaling:

0,533''/pixel

Apparent object width:

9'

Apparent object height:

9'

Ellis-Grayson-Bond 4 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Ellis-Grayson-Bond 4, EGB 4, BZ Cam, PN G143.6+23.8, PK 144+24.1

Apparent magnitude:

13,27 mag

Distance:

1.210 ly

Expansion:

1,4 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

36,866'

Field of view height:

24,287'

Image scaling:

0,533''/pixel

Apparent object width:

4'

Apparent object height:

4'

Ellis-Grayson-Bond 6 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Ellis-Grayson-Bond 6, EGB 6, PN G221.5+46.3, PK 221+46.1

Apparent magnitude:

15,95 mag

Distance:

1.990 ly

Expansion:

7,5 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

36,342'

Field of view height:

24,136'

Image scaling:

0,533''/pixel

Apparent object width:

13'

Apparent object height:

13'

ESO 115-21 - Galaxie

NASA, ESA
Acknowledgements: Ming Sun (UAH), and Serge Meunier, CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

ESO 115-21, PGC 9962

Apparent magnitude:

13,13 mag

Distance:

16.300.000 ly

Expansion:

26.100 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

3,371'

Field of view height:

3,164'

Image scaling:

0,05''/pixel

Apparent object width:

5,5'

Apparent object height:

0,8'

ESO 137-1 - Galaxie

Object information

Catalog designations:

ESO 137-1, PGC 57532

Apparent magnitude:

13,87 mag

Distance:

208.000.000 ly

Expansion:

74.400 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

2,89'

Field of view height:

1,976'

Image scaling:

0,05''/pixel

Apparent object width:

1,23'

Apparent object height:

0,55'

ESO 137-2 - Galaxie

Object information

Catalog designations:

ESO 137-2, PGC 57537

Apparent magnitude:

13,75 mag

Distance:

248.000.000 ly

Expansion:

72.100 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

3,027'

Field of view height:

2,732'

Image scaling:

0,047''/pixel

Apparent object width:

1'

Apparent object height:

0,3'

ESO 172-7 - Bumerangnebel (Boomerang Nebula)

Judy Schmidt, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

ESO 172-7, PGC 3074547

Apparent magnitude:

13,1 mag

Distance:

5.000 ly

Expansion:

2,1 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

2,77'

Field of view height:

2,146'

Image scaling:

0,081''/pixel

Apparent object width:

1,45'

Apparent object height:

0,72'

Notes:

At 1 Kelvin, the nebula is the coldest place in space measured so far. The low temperature arises because the gas is moving away from the star at extreme speed. The expansion leads to a lowering of the temperature. (https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bumerangnebel)

ESO 184-G82 - Spiralgalaxie

NASA, ESA, and S. Farrell (University of Sydney, Australia and University of Leicester, UK), CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

ESO 184-G82, PGC 63387

Apparent magnitude:

15,17 mag

Distance:

120.000.000 ly

Expansion:

12.500 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

4,992'

Field of view height:

5,334'

Image scaling:

0,321''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,357'

Apparent object height:

0,171'

ESO 243-49 - HLX-1

Object information

Catalog designations:

ESO 243-49, PGC 4181

Apparent magnitude:

14,92 mag

Distance:

376.000.000 ly

Expansion:

102.000 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,979''

Field of view height:

0,754''

Image scaling:

0,043''/pixel

Apparent object width:

56''

Apparent object height:

15''

Notes:

The circled point is a black hole, which is not in the center of the main galaxy. It is probably the center of a dwarf galaxy left over from a collision. (https://esahubble.org/images/heic1203a/)

ESO 3-13 - Linsenförmige Galaxie

NESA/Hubble & NASA
Acknowledgement: Judy Schmidt, CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

ESO 3-13, PGC 10922

Apparent magnitude:

13,74 mag

Distance:

200.000.000 ly

Expansion:

75.600 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

3,24'

Field of view height:

2,95'

Image scaling:

0,05''/pixel

Apparent object width:

1,3'

Apparent object height:

1,1'

ESO 325-11 - Zwerggalaxie

ESO/ESA/Hubble and NASA, CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

ESO 325-11, PGC 48738

Apparent magnitude:

14,02 mag

Distance:

24.000.000 ly

Expansion:

19.200 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

2,263'

Field of view height:

2,169'

Image scaling:

0,094''/pixel

Apparent object width:

2,75'

Apparent object height:

1,15'

ESO 350-38 - Interagierendes Galaxienpaar

Object information

Catalog designations:

ESO 350-38, Haro 11, PGC 2204

Apparent magnitude:

14,41 mag

Distance:

277.000.000 ly

Expansion:

27.600 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,43'

Field of view height:

0,43'

Image scaling:

0,025''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,343'

Apparent object height:

0,213'

ESO 350-40 - Wagenradgalaxie, Cartwheel Galaxy

ESO/Digitized Sky Survey 2, CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

ESO 350-40, PGC 2248

Apparent magnitude:

15,2 mag

Distance:

408.000.000 ly

Expansion:

131.000 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

2,13'

Field of view height:

1,633'

Image scaling:

0,1''/pixel

Apparent object width:

1,1'

Apparent object height:

0,9'

Notes:

The large galaxy on the right is ESO 350-40 (PGC 2248).

The two galaxies next to it are PGC 2249 (upper) and PGC 2252 (lower).

ESO 356-04 - Fornax-Zwerggalaxie

Object information

Catalog designations:

ESO 356-04, PGC 10093

Apparent magnitude:

9,3 mag

Distance:

460.000 ly

Expansion:

2.000 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

83,87'

Field of view height:

83,87'

Image scaling:

1,006''/pixel

Apparent object width:

17'

Apparent object height:

12,6'

ESO 381-12 - Elliptische Galaxie

NASA, ESA, P. Goudfrooij (STScI), CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

ESO 381-12, PGC 42871

Apparent magnitude:

13,39 mag

Distance:

258.000.000 ly

Expansion:

52.500 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

3,28'

Field of view height:

3,208'

Image scaling:

0,05''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,7'

Apparent object height:

0,7'

ESO 499-37 - Zwerggalaxie

Object information

Catalog designations:

ESO 499-37, PGC 29166

Apparent magnitude:

13,32 mag

Distance:

42.000.000 ly

Expansion:

34.200 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

2,833'

Field of view height:

2,52'

Image scaling:

0,085''/pixel

Apparent object width:

2,8'

Apparent object height:

1'

ESO 51-3 - Offener Sternhaufen

NASA/ESA and The Hubble Heritage Team (STScI/AURA), CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

ESO 51-3, Lindsay 38

Apparent magnitude:

16,2 mag

Distance:

218.000 ly

Expansion:

114 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

3,394'

Field of view height:

3,334'

Image scaling:

0,052''/pixel

Apparent object width:

1,8'

Apparent object height:

1,8'

ESO 510-13 - Spiralgalaxie

Object information

Catalog designations:

ESO 510-13, PGC 49473, IRAS 13522-2632

Apparent magnitude:

13,37 mag

Distance:

151.000.000 ly

Expansion:

87.800 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

2,38'

Field of view height:

1,214'

Image scaling:

0,1''/pixel

Apparent object width:

2'

Apparent object height:

0,8'

ESO 57-75 - Offener Sternhaufen

Object information

Catalog designations:

ESO 57-75

Apparent magnitude:

13,67 mag

Distance:

163.000 ly

Expansion:

81 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

3,37'

Field of view height:

3,515'

Image scaling:

0,053''/pixel

Apparent object width:

1,7'

Apparent object height:

1,7'

ESO 594-4 - Sagittarius dIG

Object information

Catalog designations:

ESO 594-4, PGC 63287

Apparent magnitude:

13,6 mag

Distance:

3.500.000 ly

Expansion:

2.900 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

3,234'

Field of view height:

3,22'

Image scaling:

0,097''/pixel

Apparent object width:

2,82'

Apparent object height:

2,19'

ETHOS 1 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

ETHOS 1, PN G068.1+11.0

Apparent magnitude:

17,2 mag

Distance:

32.000 ly

Expansion:

9,7 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

12,365''

Field of view height:

9,847''

Image scaling:

0,451''/pixel

Apparent object width:

62,6''

Apparent object height:

19,4''

Ferrero 6 - Planetarischer Nebel

Herbert_W, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

Ferrero 6, Fe 6, IPHASX J015624.9+652830, PN G129.6+03.4

Apparent magnitude:

18,84 mag

Distance:

4.290 ly

Expansion:

4,4 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

25,134'

Field of view height:

20,265'

Image scaling:

0,534''/pixel

Apparent object width:

3,5'

Apparent object height:

3,5'

Fleeing Brontosaurus - Dunkelwolke

Object information

Catalog designations:

Fleeing Brontosaurus, LDN 767, LDN 768, LDN 769, LDN 772, LDN 773, LDN 774, LDN 775

Apparent magnitude:

10,66 mag

Distance:

? ly

Expansion:

? ly

Image information

Field of view width:

115,459'

Field of view height:

86,721'

Image scaling:

3,798''/pixel

Apparent object width:

110'

Apparent object height:

70'

Notes:

Directly in the center of the image is vdB 126.

To the right of the reflection nebula is LBN 134.

The dark cloud is fondly called Fleeing Brontosaurus. It consists of several sections (LDN 767 - LDN 769, LDN 772 - LDN 775).

Fleming 1 - Planetarischer Nebel

ESO/H. Boffin, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons, Original-Link

Object information

Catalog designations:

Fleming 1, Fg 1, Hen 2-66, PN G290.5+07.9, PK 290+07.1

Apparent magnitude:

14,51 mag

Distance:

7.760 ly

Expansion:

2,1 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

5,836''

Field of view height:

2,5''

Image scaling:

0,253''/pixel

Apparent object width:

55''

Apparent object height:

55''

Fleming 3 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Fleming 3, Fg 3, Hen 2-320, PN G352.9-07.5, PK 352-07.1

Apparent magnitude:

14,07 mag

Distance:

18.700 ly

Expansion:

0,4 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,91''

Field of view height:

0,634''

Image scaling:

0,056''/pixel

Apparent object width:

4''

Apparent object height:

2''

FP J711-2531 - Planetarischer Nebel

Observat Capilla, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

FP J0711-2531, PN G07 11 40.462 -25 33 39.16

Apparent magnitude:

17 mag

Distance:

767 ly

Expansion:

2,5 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

36,855'

Field of view height:

24,591'

Image scaling:

0,534''/pixel

Apparent object width:

11'

Apparent object height:

10'

Große Magellansche Wolke - Satellitengalaxie

Martin Bernardi, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

Große Magellansche Wolke, PGC 17223

Apparent magnitude:

0,4 mag

Distance:

163.000 ly

Expansion:

15.400 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

604,833'

Field of view height:

424,444'

Image scaling:

10,977''/pixel

Apparent object width:

323'

Apparent object height:

275'

Notes:

At the upper right of the cloud NGC 2070 (Tarantula Nebula) can be seen.

Grus-Quartett - Galaxiengruppe

Object information

Catalog designations:

Grus-Quartett, NGC 7552, NGC 7582, NGC 7590, NGC 7599

Apparent magnitude:

10,98 mag

Distance:

70.500.000 ly

Expansion:

923.000 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

52,038'

Field of view height:

41,013'

Image scaling:

2,205''/pixel

Apparent object width:

45'

Apparent object height:

45'

Notes:

The four galaxies form the Grus Quartet. It consists of NGC 7552 (right edge of image), NGC 7582 (center of image), NGC 7590 (small galaxy at the bottom) and NGC 7599 (far left).

Gyulbudaghian's Nebula - Reflexionsnebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Gyulbudaghian's Nebula, GM 1-29

Apparent magnitude:

15,9 mag

Distance:

1.110 ly

Expansion:

0,3 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

114,162'

Field of view height:

86,041'

Image scaling:

2,096''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,8'

Apparent object height:

0,8'

Notes:

The LBN 468 nebula complex consists of several dark nebulae:
The lower region LDN 1147 with the two dark bands LDN 1148.
The dark complete left area LDN 1158
The middle upper area LDN 1157
The upper right area LDN 1152

To the left at the top of the nebular region is another reflection nebula known as Gyulbudaghian's Nebula (GM 1-29).

Hanny's Voorwerp - Sternentstehungsgebiet

Object information

Catalog designations:

Hanny's Voorwerp, SDSS J094103.80+344334.2

Apparent magnitude:

19 mag

Distance:

650.000.000 ly

Expansion:

56.700 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

2'

Field of view height:

1,418'

Image scaling:

0,04''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,3'

Apparent object height:

0,3'

Notes:

The large galaxy is IC 2497.

The galaxy to its left is SDSS J094106.78+344356.7.

The green nebula area (produced by oxygen) is Hanny's Voorwerp (Hanny's Object).

Haro 2-1 - Planetarischer Nebel

Judy Schmidt, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

Haro 2-1, H 2-1, Hen 2-194, PN G350.9+04.4, PK 350+04.1

Apparent magnitude:

13,25 mag

Distance:

16.900 ly

Expansion:

0,4 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

1,089''

Field of view height:

0,997''

Image scaling:

0,106''/pixel

Apparent object width:

4,3''

Apparent object height:

3,7''

Haro 3-75 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Haro 3-75, H 3-75, PN G193.6-09.5, PK 193-9.1

Apparent magnitude:

13,81 mag

Distance:

10.800 ly

Expansion:

1,6 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

15,82''

Field of view height:

10,026''

Image scaling:

0,267''/pixel

Apparent object width:

31''

Apparent object height:

30''

Hartl-Dengel-Weinberger 3 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Hartl-Dengel-Weinberger 3, HDW 3, HaWe 4, PN G149.4-09.2, PK 149-09.1

Apparent magnitude:

17,19 mag

Distance:

3.000 ly

Expansion:

9 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

36,49'

Field of view height:

22,935'

Image scaling:

0,534''/pixel

Apparent object width:

10,3'

Apparent object height:

8'

Heckathorn-Fesen-Gull 1 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Heckathorn-Fesen-Gull 1, HFG 1, PN G136.3+05.5, PK 136+05.1

Apparent magnitude:

14,56 mag

Distance:

1.920 ly

Expansion:

4,6 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

47,578'

Field of view height:

38,312'

Image scaling:

1,053''/pixel

Apparent object width:

8,3'

Apparent object height:

7,7'

Notes:

On the upper left is the planetary nebula Heckathorn-Fesen-Gull 1.

On the lower right is Abell 6.

Henize 1-1 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Henize 1-1, Hen 1-1, Hen 2-433, PN G055.3+02.7, PK 055+02.2

Apparent magnitude:

21,62 mag

Distance:

18.600 ly

Expansion:

0,7 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,455''

Field of view height:

0,261''

Image scaling:

0,048''/pixel

Apparent object width:

8''

Apparent object height:

6''

Henize 1-5 - Protoplanetarischer Nebel

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Object information

Catalog designations:

Henize 1-5, Hen 1-5, Hen 2-457, Hen 3-1844, PN G060.3-07.3, PK 060-07.1

Apparent magnitude:

9,45 mag

Distance:

8.480 ly

Expansion:

1,3 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

14''

Field of view height:

10,5''

Image scaling:

0,35''/pixel

Apparent object width:

32''

Apparent object height:

32''

Notes:

The very bright star FG Sagittae is responsible for the nebula, which is gradually shedding its envelopes.

Henize 2-104 - Südlicher Krebsnebel

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Object information

Catalog designations:

Henize 2-104, Hen 2-104, PN G315.4+09.4, PK 315+09.1

Apparent magnitude:

14,2 mag

Distance:

14.500 ly

Expansion:

4,2 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

7,2'

Field of view height:

5,4'

Image scaling:

0,18''/pixel

Apparent object width:

1'

Apparent object height:

1'

Henize 2-11 - Planetarischer Nebel

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Object information

Catalog designations:

Henize 2-11, Hen 2-11, PN G259.1+00.9, PK 259+00.1

Apparent magnitude:

15,59 mag

Distance:

2.280 ly

Expansion:

1,3 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

14''

Field of view height:

10,5''

Image scaling:

0,35''/pixel

Apparent object width:

121,7''

Apparent object height:

64''

Henize 2-115 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Henize 2-115, Hen 2-115

Apparent magnitude:

14,5 mag

Distance:

16.300 ly

Expansion:

0,3 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,541''

Field of view height:

0,356''

Image scaling:

0,059''/pixel

Apparent object width:

3,4''

Apparent object height:

2,4''

Henize 2-131 - Planetarischer Nebel

Judy Schmidt, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

Henize 2-131, Hen 2-131, PN G315.1-13.0, PK 315-13.1

Apparent magnitude:

11,01 mag

Distance:

7.300 ly

Expansion:

0,4 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,454''

Field of view height:

0,386''

Image scaling:

0,039''/pixel

Apparent object width:

10''

Apparent object height:

9,6''

Henize 2-138 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Henize 2-138, Hen 2-138, PN G320.1-09.6, PK 320-09.1

Apparent magnitude:

10,95 mag

Distance:

12.700 ly

Expansion:

0,4 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,485''

Field of view height:

0,321''

Image scaling:

0,052''/pixel

Apparent object width:

6,7''

Apparent object height:

6''

Henize 2-142 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Henize 2-142, Hen 2-142, PN G327.1-02.2, PK 327-02.1

Apparent magnitude:

15,15 mag

Distance:

14.800 ly

Expansion:

0,3 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,418''

Field of view height:

0,271''

Image scaling:

0,051''/pixel

Apparent object width:

4,2''

Apparent object height:

3,1''

Henize 2-161 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Henize 2-161, Hen 2-161, PN G331.5-02.7, PK 331-02.2

Apparent magnitude:

16,69 mag

Distance:

14.500 ly

Expansion:

1,1 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,429''

Field of view height:

0,378''

Image scaling:

0,04''/pixel

Apparent object width:

16,3''

Apparent object height:

9,7''

Henize 2-182 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Henize 2-182, Hen 2-182, StWr 1-2, PN G325.8-12.8, PK 325-12.1

Apparent magnitude:

13,12 mag

Distance:

29.800 ly

Expansion:

0,5 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,539''

Field of view height:

0,51''

Image scaling:

0,061''/pixel

Apparent object width:

3,2''

Apparent object height:

3,2''

Henize 2-41 - Planetarischer Nebel

NASA, ESA, and The Hubble Heritage Team (STScI/AURA), CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

Henize 2-41, Hen 2-41, PN G286.0-06.5, PK 286-06.1

Apparent magnitude:

13,8 mag

Distance:

29.000 ly

Expansion:

0,6 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

1,819''

Field of view height:

1,022''

Image scaling:

0,027''/pixel

Apparent object width:

4''

Apparent object height:

3,5''

Henize 2-428 - Planetarischer Nebel

ESO, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons, Original-Link

Object information

Catalog designations:

Henize 2-428, Hen 2-428, M 4-12, PN G049.4+02.4, PK 049+02.1

Apparent magnitude:

15,24 mag

Distance:

8.870 ly

Expansion:

1,7 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

5,269''

Field of view height:

4,242''

Image scaling:

0,139''/pixel

Apparent object width:

40''

Apparent object height:

15''

Henize 2-453 - Planetarischer Nebel

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Object information

Catalog designations:

Henize 2-453, Hen 1-4, Hen 2-453, PN G068.6+01.1, PK 068+01.2

Apparent magnitude:

21,1 mag

Distance:

7.210 ly

Expansion:

0,8 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

7,2''

Field of view height:

5,4''

Image scaling:

0,18''/pixel

Apparent object width:

22''

Apparent object height:

22''

Henize 2-47 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Henize 2-47, Hen 2-47, My 59, PN G285.6-02.7, PK 285-02.1

Apparent magnitude:

12,98 mag

Distance:

12.300 ly

Expansion:

0,3 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,5''

Field of view height:

0,5''

Image scaling:

0,03''/pixel

Apparent object width:

4,9''

Apparent object height:

4,4''

Henize 2-86 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Henize 2-86, Hen 2-86, PN G300.7-02.0, PK 300-02.1

Apparent magnitude:

15 mag

Distance:

5.050 ly

Expansion:

0,1 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,955''

Field of view height:

0,602''

Image scaling:

0,068''/pixel

Apparent object width:

3,6''

Apparent object height:

3,6''

Henize 3-1333 - Planetarischer Nebel

NASA, ESA, B. Balick (University of Washington), M. Guerrero (Instituto de Astrofi?sica de Andaluci?a), and G. Ramos-Larios (Universidad de Guadalajara), CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

Henize 3-1333, Hen 3-1333, PN G332.9-09.9, PK 332-09.1

Apparent magnitude:

11,04 mag

Distance:

32.100 ly

Expansion:

1,1 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,333''

Field of view height:

0,333''

Image scaling:

0,025''/pixel

Apparent object width:

6,8''

Apparent object height:

6,2''

Henize 3-1357 - Stingray-Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Henize 3-1357, Hen 3-1357, PN G331.3-12.1, PK 331-12.1

Apparent magnitude:

15,36 mag

Distance:

19.100 ly

Expansion:

0,4 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,1''

Field of view height:

0,1''

Image scaling:

0,007''/pixel

Apparent object width:

4''

Apparent object height:

3,3''

Notes:

The Stingray Nebula is the youngest planetary nebula discovered to date. (https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stingray-Nebel)
The name comes from its resemblance to the stingray. However, due to its unusually rapid shape change within the last 20 years, it has since lost its ray resemblance. (https://www.spektrum.de/news/hubble-aufnahmen-planetarischer-nebel-verblasst-extrem-rasant/1804658)

Henize 3-1475 - Rasensprenger-Nebel

Judy Schmidt, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

Henize 3-1475, Hen 3-1475, IRAS 17423-1755, PN G009.3+05.7, PK 009+05.1

Apparent magnitude:

12,78 mag

Distance:

26.100 ly

Expansion:

0,3 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,502''

Field of view height:

0,51''

Image scaling:

0,042''/pixel

Apparent object width:

2''

Apparent object height:

2''

Henize 3-401 - Planetarischer Nebel

European Space Agency and Pedro Garcma-Lario (ESA ISO Data Centre), CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

Henize 3-401, Hen 3-401, PN G285.1-02.7, PK 285-02.2

Apparent magnitude:

12,5 mag

Distance:

9.800 ly

Expansion:

0,9 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,54'

Field of view height:

0,447'

Image scaling:

0,023''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,31'

Apparent object height:

0,248'

Henize 70 - Superblase

Remi MERE, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

Henize 70, Hen70, N70, LHA 120-N 70, DEM L 301

Apparent magnitude:

14,77 mag

Distance:

163.000 ly

Expansion:

380 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

58,374'

Field of view height:

46,027'

Image scaling:

0,693''/pixel

Apparent object width:

8'

Apparent object height:

7'

Hercules A - Radiogalaxie

NASA, ESA, S. Baum and C. O'Dea (RIT), R. Perley and W. Cotton (NRAO/AUI/NSF), and the Hubble Heritage Team (STScI/AURA), CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

Hercules A, 3C 348, PGC 59117

Apparent magnitude:

18,25 mag

Distance:

2.100.000.000 ly

Expansion:

249.000 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

3,34'

Field of view height:

2,373'

Image scaling:

0,04''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,407'

Apparent object height:

0,281'

Notes:

In the optical range, a normal elliptical galaxy can be seen. In the radio range, however, giant plasma jets become visible, presumably generated by the presence of a central black hole with 4 billion solar masses (1000 times the mass of the Milky Way). (https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hercules_A)

Hoags Objekt - Ringgalaxie

Adam Block/Mount Lemmon SkyCenter/University of Arizona, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

Hoags Objekt, PGC 54559

Apparent magnitude:

16,4 mag

Distance:

540.000.000 ly

Expansion:

44.000 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

18,417'

Field of view height:

14,337'

Image scaling:

0,85''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,28'

Apparent object height:

0,28'

Holmberg I - Zwerggalaxie

NASA/ESA/Meredith Durbin/Judy Schmidt, CC BY 2.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

Holmberg I, UGC 5139

Apparent magnitude:

13,66 mag

Distance:

12.520.000 ly

Expansion:

13.100 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

3,6'

Field of view height:

2,551'

Image scaling:

0,056''/pixel

Apparent object width:

3,6'

Apparent object height:

3'

Homunculus Nebula - Bipolarer Emissions- und Reflexionsnebel

GerminianiMaicon, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

Homunculus Nebula

Apparent magnitude:

6,21 mag

Distance:

7.500 ly

Expansion:

0,7 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

7,778''

Field of view height:

7,515''

Image scaling:

1,13''/pixel

Apparent object width:

18''

Apparent object height:

18''

Notes:

The blue nebula in the image belongs to NGC 3372 (Carina Nebula).

The bright star is Eta Carinae around which is the Homunculus Nebula.

To the right of Eta Carinae is the Keyhole Nebula (the large dark cloud) and directly to the right center of it is the nebula "Defiant Finger" / "God's Birdie" / "The Finger of God"."

Howell-Crisp 1 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Howell-Crisp 1, HoCr 1

Apparent magnitude:

20,7 mag

Distance:

? ly

Expansion:

? ly

Image information

Field of view width:

6,115''

Field of view height:

4,344''

Image scaling:

0,553''/pixel

Apparent object width:

73''

Apparent object height:

59''

Hubble 12 - Planetarischer Nebel

Judy Schmidt, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

Hubble 12, Hb 12, PN G111.8-02.8, PK 111-02.1

Apparent magnitude:

11,49 mag

Distance:

7.370 ly

Expansion:

0,4 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,442''

Field of view height:

0,393''

Image scaling:

0,044''/pixel

Apparent object width:

10,8''

Apparent object height:

5''

Hubble 4 - Planetarischer Nebel

Bruce Balick (University of Washington), Vincent Icke (Leiden University, The Netherlands), Garrelt Mellema (Stockholm University), and NASA/ESA, CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

Hubble 4, Hb 4, Hen 2-266, PN G003.1+02.9, PK 003+02.1

Apparent magnitude:

17,52 mag

Distance:

9.400 ly

Expansion:

0,5 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,388''

Field of view height:

0,383''

Image scaling:

0,032''/pixel

Apparent object width:

11,1''

Apparent object height:

6,8''

Hubble 5 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Hubble 5, Hb 5, Hen 2-286, PN G359.3-00.9, PK 359-00.1

Apparent magnitude:

17,7 mag

Distance:

3.910 ly

Expansion:

1 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

1,04''

Field of view height:

0,885''

Image scaling:

0,099''/pixel

Apparent object width:

51,7''

Apparent object height:

18,1''

Hubble Ultra Deep Field - Galaxien

NASA on The Commons, No restrictions, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

Hubble Ultra Deep Field, HUDF

Apparent magnitude:

22,42 mag

Distance:

- ly

Expansion:

- ly

Image information

Field of view width:

2,627'

Field of view height:

2,4'

Image scaling:

0,151''/pixel

Apparent object width:

2,4'

Apparent object height:

2,4'

Notes:

The HUDF is a square capturing 2.4'x2.4' in size.

The image section includes about 10,000 galaxies.

The 10 largest galaxies still visible here are:
UDF 7556 (center left edge - blue spiral galaxy)
UDF 4527 (centered lower edge - yellow galaxy)
UDF 2322 (diagonally on the way to the lower right corner)
UDF 3677 (bright yellow galaxy centered right)
UDF 6206 (galaxy exactly in the center)
UDF 6747 (left of the center galaxy)
UDF 9264, UDF 9204, UDF 7688, UDF 8585 (four galaxies above from left to right)

Huet 9 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Huet 9, Hu 9, PN G073.1-03.4

Apparent magnitude:

17,62 mag

Distance:

? ly

Expansion:

? ly

Image information

Field of view width:

46,886'

Field of view height:

37,858'

Image scaling:

1,056''/pixel

Apparent object width:

18'

Apparent object height:

18'

Notes:

It is not yet confirmed to be a planetary nebula.

Humason 2-1 - Planetarischer Nebel

Judy Schmidt from Fresh Meadows, NY, USA, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

Humason 2-1, Hu 2-1, PN G051.4+09.6, PK 051+09.1

Apparent magnitude:

12,82 mag

Distance:

13.600 ly

Expansion:

0,5 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,629''

Field of view height:

0,567''

Image scaling:

0,04''/pixel

Apparent object width:

8''

Apparent object height:

2''

IRAS 9371+1212 - Frosty Leo Nebula

Judy Schmidt, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

IRAS 09371+1212, 2MASS J09395396+1158526

Apparent magnitude:

11 mag

Distance:

10.000 ly

Expansion:

1,2 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,678''

Field of view height:

0,678''

Image scaling:

0,028''/pixel

Apparent object width:

25''

Apparent object height:

25''

IRAS 10082-5647 - Reflexionsnebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

IRAS 10082-5647, Hen 3-373, THA 35-II-3

Apparent magnitude:

13,64 mag

Distance:

7.850 ly

Expansion:

2,7 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

1,64'

Field of view height:

1,604'

Image scaling:

0,049''/pixel

Apparent object width:

1,2'

Apparent object height:

1,2'

IRAS 11385-5517 - Protoplanetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

IRAS 11385-5517, V885 Cen, 2MASS J11405880-5534258

Apparent magnitude:

7,01 mag

Distance:

2.610 ly

Expansion:

0,03 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,162''

Field of view height:

0,182''

Image scaling:

0,011''/pixel

Apparent object width:

2''

Apparent object height:

2''

IRAS 12175-5338 - Protoplanetarischer Nebel

ESA/Hubble & NASA
Acknowledgement: Judy Schmidt (Geckzilla), CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

IRAS 12175-5338, V1024 Cen, GLMP 321, 2MASS J12201506-5355313

Apparent magnitude:

9,4 mag

Distance:

15.500 ly

Expansion:

0,4 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,485''

Field of view height:

0,485''

Image scaling:

0,034''/pixel

Apparent object width:

5,7''

Apparent object height:

2,5''

IRAS 12196-6300 - Emissionsnebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

IRAS 12196-6300, Hen 2-80, PK 299-00.1

Apparent magnitude:

13,08 mag

Distance:

2.300 ly

Expansion:

0,8 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

1,64'

Field of view height:

1,468'

Image scaling:

0,051''/pixel

Apparent object width:

1,2'

Apparent object height:

0,8'

IRAS 13208-6020 - Protoplanetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

IRAS 13208-6020, GLMP 346, 2MASS J13240440-6036306

Apparent magnitude:

14,52 mag

Distance:

? ly

Expansion:

? ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,37''

Field of view height:

0,282''

Image scaling:

0,025''/pixel

Apparent object width:

10,2''

Apparent object height:

2,4''

IRAS 14348-1447 - Interagierendes Galaxienpaar

Object information

Catalog designations:

IRAS 14348-1447, PGC 52270

Apparent magnitude:

16,4 mag

Distance:

1.000.000.000 ly

Expansion:

102.000 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

1,82'

Field of view height:

1,322'

Image scaling:

0,05''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,35'

Apparent object height:

0,154'

IRAS 15452-5459 - Protoplanetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

IRAS 15452-5459, OH 326.5 -0.6, 2MASS J15491137-5508516

Apparent magnitude:

19,61 mag

Distance:

5.540 ly

Expansion:

0,3 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,193''

Field of view height:

0,195''

Image scaling:

0,02''/pixel

Apparent object width:

11,7''

Apparent object height:

11,7''

IRAS 16206-5956 - Protoplanetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

IRAS 16206-5956, LS 3591, 2MASS J16250261-6003323

Apparent magnitude:

9,97 mag

Distance:

12.500 ly

Expansion:

2,5 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

2,026''

Field of view height:

1,528''

Image scaling:

0,137''/pixel

Apparent object width:

42''

Apparent object height:

42''

IRAS 16399-0937 - Galaxie

Object information

Catalog designations:

IRAS 16399-0937, PGC 58817

Apparent magnitude:

16,77 mag

Distance:

347.000.000 ly

Expansion:

54.500 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

1,377'

Field of view height:

1,377'

Image scaling:

0,062''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,54'

Apparent object height:

0,4'

IRAS 16594-4656 - Water Lily Nebula

Judy Schmidt, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

IRAS 16594-4656, PN G340.3-03.2, PK 340-03.1

Apparent magnitude:

13,52 mag

Distance:

12.000 ly

Expansion:

0,5 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,299''

Field of view height:

0,309''

Image scaling:

0,031''/pixel

Apparent object width:

8''

Apparent object height:

4''

IRAS 17150-3224 - Cotton Candy Nebula

Object information

Catalog designations:

IRAS 17150-3224, PN G353.8+02.9

Apparent magnitude:

15,6 mag

Distance:

9.800 ly

Expansion:

0,2 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,29''

Field of view height:

0,245''

Image scaling:

0,027''/pixel

Apparent object width:

5''

Apparent object height:

2''

IRAS 17340-3757 - Protoplanetarischer Nebel

Sun Kwok and Kate Su (University of Calgary), Bruce Hrivnak (Valparaiso University), and NASA/ESA, CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

IRAS 17340-3757

Apparent magnitude:

19,1 mag

Distance:

18.300 ly

Expansion:

4 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,546''

Field of view height:

0,574''

Image scaling:

0,033''/pixel

Apparent object width:

45''

Apparent object height:

15''

IRAS 17441-2411 - Silkworm Nebula

Object information

Catalog designations:

IRAS 17441-2411, PN G004.2+02.1

Apparent magnitude:

15,6 mag

Distance:

11.200 ly

Expansion:

0,2 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,25''

Field of view height:

0,25''

Image scaling:

0,029''/pixel

Apparent object width:

4,2''

Apparent object height:

1,2''

IRAS 18059-3211 - Gomez's Hamburger

Judy Schmidt, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

IRAS 18059-3211

Apparent magnitude:

14,4 mag

Distance:

980 ly

Expansion:

0,04 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,34''

Field of view height:

0,34''

Image scaling:

0,036''/pixel

Apparent object width:

8''

Apparent object height:

4''

IRAS 18293-3413 - Spiralgalaxie

ESA/Hubble, NASA and R. Sahai, CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

IRAS 18293-3413, PGC 84885

Apparent magnitude:

13,66 mag

Distance:

233.000.000 ly

Expansion:

40.700 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

3,175'

Field of view height:

2,623'

Image scaling:

0,049''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,6'

Apparent object height:

0,4'

IRAS 19024+0044 - Protoplanetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

IRAS 19024+0044, GLMP 870, OH 35.2 -2.6, PN G035.2-02.6

Apparent magnitude:

16,05 mag

Distance:

27.600 ly

Expansion:

0,5 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,107''

Field of view height:

0,107''

Image scaling:

0,011''/pixel

Apparent object width:

3,7''

Apparent object height:

2,3''

IRAS 19114+0002 - Protoplanetarischer Nebel

ESA/Hubble and NASA, CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

IRAS 19114+0002, V1427 Aql, PN G035.6-04.9

Apparent magnitude:

8,19 mag

Distance:

2.640 ly

Expansion:

0,1 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,353''

Field of view height:

0,304''

Image scaling:

0,037''/pixel

Apparent object width:

5''

Apparent object height:

4''

IRAS 19417+1701 - Necklace Nebula

Judy Schmidt, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

IRAS 19417+1701, PN G054.2-03.4

Apparent magnitude:

11,2 mag

Distance:

15.000 ly

Expansion:

1,5 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

1,664'

Field of view height:

1,275'

Image scaling:

0,041''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,35'

Apparent object height:

0,35'

IRAS 19475+3119 - Protoplanetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

IRAS 19475+3119, PN G067.1+02.7

Apparent magnitude:

9,32 mag

Distance:

3.850 ly

Expansion:

0,2 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,35''

Field of view height:

0,35''

Image scaling:

0,025''/pixel

Apparent object width:

10,5''

Apparent object height:

4,7''

IRAS 20028+3910 - Protoplanetarischer Nebel

ESA/Hubble and NASA, CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

IRAS 20028+3910, GLMP 968, PN G075.4+04.1

Apparent magnitude:

17,8 mag

Distance:

11.350 ly

Expansion:

0,3 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,682''

Field of view height:

0,454''

Image scaling:

0,052''/pixel

Apparent object width:

6''

Apparent object height:

4''

IRAS 20068+4051 - Protoplanetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

IRAS 20068+4051, 2MASS J20083846+4100406

Apparent magnitude:

17,84 mag

Distance:

? ly

Expansion:

? ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,416''

Field of view height:

0,36''

Image scaling:

0,025''/pixel

Apparent object width:

13,1''

Apparent object height:

3,1''

IRAS 20324+4057 - Cosmic Caterpillar

Object information

Catalog designations:

IRAS 20324+4057, 2MASS J20341326+4108140

Apparent magnitude:

20,64 mag

Distance:

4.600 ly

Expansion:

1,3 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

2,015'

Field of view height:

1,628'

Image scaling:

0,051''/pixel

Apparent object width:

1'

Apparent object height:

0,3'

IRAS 21282+5050 - Protoplanetarischer Nebel

ESA/Hubble and NASA, CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

IRAS 21282+5050, PN G093.9-00.1, PK 093-00.2

Apparent magnitude:

14,2 mag

Distance:

7.960 ly

Expansion:

0,2 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,318''

Field of view height:

0,245''

Image scaling:

0,018''/pixel

Apparent object width:

4''

Apparent object height:

3''

IRAS 22036+5306 - Protoplanetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

IRAS 22036+5306, GLMP 1052, 2MASS J22053028+5321327

Apparent magnitude:

16,3 mag

Distance:

17.650 ly

Expansion:

0,7 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,385''

Field of view height:

0,35''

Image scaling:

0,025''/pixel

Apparent object width:

8,2''

Apparent object height:

1,5''

IRAS 23436+5257 - Interagierendes Galaxienpaar

ESA/Hubble & NASA
Acknowledgement: Judy Schmidt, CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

IRAS 23436+5257, PGC 90436

Apparent magnitude:

20 mag

Distance:

442.000.000 ly

Expansion:

64.300 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

3,21'

Field of view height:

2,669'

Image scaling:

0,05''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,5'

Apparent object height:

0,25'

Jacoby 1 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Jacoby 1, PN G085.4+52.3, PK 085+52.1

Apparent magnitude:

15,56 mag

Distance:

3.260 ly

Expansion:

10 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

42,973'

Field of view height:

36,962'

Image scaling:

1,248''/pixel

Apparent object width:

11'

Apparent object height:

11'

Jacoby-Fullton 1 - Planetarischer Nebel

Judy Schmidt, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

Jacoby-Fullton 1, JaFu 1, PN G002.1+01.7, PK 002+01.4

Apparent magnitude:

20,18 mag

Distance:

23.200 ly

Expansion:

0,7 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

1,275''

Field of view height:

1,275''

Image scaling:

0,107''/pixel

Apparent object width:

6''

Apparent object height:

6''

Jonckheere 320 - Planetarischer Nebel

Judy Schmidt, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

Jonckheere 320, PN G190.3-17.7, PK 190-17.1

Apparent magnitude:

14,45 mag

Distance:

18.850 ly

Expansion:

0,9 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,483''

Field of view height:

0,521''

Image scaling:

0,043''/pixel

Apparent object width:

9,4''

Apparent object height:

6,3''

Jonckheere 900 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Jonckheere 900, PN G194.2+02.5, PK 194+02.1

Apparent magnitude:

17,06 mag

Distance:

13.100 ly

Expansion:

0,5 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,47''

Field of view height:

0,485''

Image scaling:

0,05''/pixel

Apparent object width:

8,2''

Apparent object height:

7,8''

Jones 1 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Jones 1, Jn 1, PN G104.2-29.6, PK 104-29.1

Apparent magnitude:

16 mag

Distance:

3.290 ly

Expansion:

5,6 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

36,475'

Field of view height:

23,576'

Image scaling:

0,533''/pixel

Apparent object width:

5,9'

Apparent object height:

5'

Jones-Emberson 1 - Kopfhörer-Nebel

Peje1873, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

Jones-Emberson 1, JnEr 1, PN G164.8+31.1, PK 164+31.1

Apparent magnitude:

17,06 mag

Distance:

3.100 ly

Expansion:

6 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

33,174'

Field of view height:

26,039'

Image scaling:

0,572''/pixel

Apparent object width:

6,6'

Apparent object height:

5,75'

Jurasevich 1 - Seifenblasennebel

Wikiletman, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

Jurasevich 1, Ju 1, PN G075.5+01.7

Apparent magnitude:

19,33 mag

Distance:

6.820 ly

Expansion:

7,9 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

23,152'

Field of view height:

18,518'

Image scaling:

0,505''/pixel

Apparent object width:

4'

Apparent object height:

4'

Kazarian-Parsamian 8 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Kazarian-Parsamian 8, KjPn 8, K 3-89, PN G112.5-00.1, PK 112-00.1

Apparent magnitude:

17,29 mag

Distance:

1.600 ly

Expansion:

6,5 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

47,759'

Field of view height:

38,492'

Image scaling:

1,057''/pixel

Apparent object width:

14'

Apparent object height:

4'

Notes:

In the upper right is the Bubble Nebula NGC 7635.

Kemble 1 (Kembles Kaskade) - Asterismus

jtrezzo, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

Kemble 1

Apparent magnitude:

8,96 mag

Distance:

- ly

Expansion:

- ly

Image information

Field of view width:

231,038'

Field of view height:

93,635'

Image scaling:

1,83''/pixel

Apparent object width:

180'

Apparent object height:

20'

Notes:

The Kemble Cascade passes obliquely through the image once.

At the bottom of the asterism is NGC 1502.

Kerber-Furlan-Rauch 3 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Kerber-Furlan-Rauch 3, KFR 3, PN G321.2-03.5

Apparent magnitude:

16,96 mag

Distance:

? ly

Expansion:

? ly

Image information

Field of view width:

3,768'

Field of view height:

2,424'

Image scaling:

0,263''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,58'

Apparent object height:

0,42'

Kerber-Lercher-Weinberger 1 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Kerber-Lercher-Weinberger 1, KLW 1, PN G051.5+00.2, PK 051+00.1

Apparent magnitude:

20,57 mag

Distance:

? ly

Expansion:

? ly

Image information

Field of view width:

7,074''

Field of view height:

4,65''

Image scaling:

0,299''/pixel

Apparent object width:

12''

Apparent object height:

12''

Kohoutek 1-16 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Kohoutek 1-16, K 1-16, PN G094.0+27.4, PK 094+27.1

Apparent magnitude:

14,98 mag

Distance:

9.030 ly

Expansion:

5,4 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

44,804'

Field of view height:

35,388'

Image scaling:

1,177''/pixel

Apparent object width:

2,05'

Apparent object height:

1,72'

Kohoutek 1-22 - Southern Owl Nebula

ESO, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons, Original-Link

Object information

Catalog designations:

Kohoutek 1-22, K 1-22, ESO 378-1, PN G283.6+25.3, PK 283+25.1

Apparent magnitude:

16,68 mag

Distance:

4.370 ly

Expansion:

4,2 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

6,7'

Field of view height:

6,2'

Image scaling:

0,126''/pixel

Apparent object width:

3,3'

Apparent object height:

3,1'

Kohoutek 1-8 - Planetarischer Nebel

Patthehorse, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

Kohoutek 1-8, K 1-8, PK 223-2.1

Apparent magnitude:

13,1 mag

Distance:

3.860 ly

Expansion:

1,5 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

265,278'

Field of view height:

203,103'

Image scaling:

8,29''/pixel

Apparent object width:

1,3'

Apparent object height:

1,3'

Notes:

Even though IC 2177 is called the Gull Nebula, IC 2177 is not the complete nebula, but only the head, with the bright star HD 53367 in the center.
The wings are the nebula Sh2-296.
Just to the right of the head is very small planetary nebula PK 223-2.1.
Below it are the two nebulae Sh2-293 (the larger one) and Sh2-295 (the smaller one).
To the left of the two small nebulae, in the dark indentation in the wing, is the reflection nebula NGC 2327. Directly below it the cluster of stars with nebula is vdB 92.
To the left of it in the blue area near the bright stars is vdB 95.
Down at the wing tip, the bright yellow nebula, is Sh2-297.
At the upper wing (upper edge of the yellow nebula), is the star cluster NGC 2335.
The star cluster NGC 2343 is to the left of the head in the blue area.
Even further to the left, before the bright yellow area starts, is the star cluster NGC 2353. The bright yellow nebula at the upper left is Sh2-294.
The yellow area to the left of the lower wing is the carbon star W Canis Majoris.

Kohoutek 2-1 - Reflexionsnebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Kohoutek 2-1, K 2-1, LBN 809, PN G173.7-05.8, PK 173-5.1

Apparent magnitude:

18,09 mag

Distance:

6.000 ly

Expansion:

3,7 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

29,747'

Field of view height:

21,696'

Image scaling:

1,327''/pixel

Apparent object width:

2,1'

Apparent object height:

1,92'

Notes:

The nebula was originally listed as a planetary nebula. In the meantime it is listed as a reflection nebula in SIMBAD. (https://www.deepskycorner.ch/k2-1/k2-1.php)

Kohoutek 3 -27 - Planetarischer Nebel

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Object information

Catalog designations:

Kohoutek 3 -27, K 3-27, PN G061.0+08.0, PK 061+08.1

Apparent magnitude:

17,31 mag

Distance:

22.400 ly

Expansion:

1,8 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

14''

Field of view height:

10,5''

Image scaling:

0,35''/pixel

Apparent object width:

16,4''

Apparent object height:

16,4''

Kohoutek 3 -35 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Kohoutek 3 -35, K 3-35, PN G056.0+02.0, PK 056+02.1

Apparent magnitude:

20,52 mag

Distance:

12.700 ly

Expansion:

0,4 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,562''

Field of view height:

0,381''

Image scaling:

0,04''/pixel

Apparent object width:

6''

Apparent object height:

3''

Kohoutek 3 -36 - Planetarischer Nebel

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Object information

Catalog designations:

Kohoutek 3 -36, K 3-36, PN G061.0+08.0, PK 061+08.1

Apparent magnitude:

17,11 mag

Distance:

25.700 ly

Expansion:

1,5 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

7,2''

Field of view height:

5,4''

Image scaling:

0,18''/pixel

Apparent object width:

12''

Apparent object height:

8''

Kohoutek 3 -66 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Kohoutek 3 -66, K 3-66, PN G167.4-09.1, PK 167-09.1

Apparent magnitude:

15,3 mag

Distance:

25.900 ly

Expansion:

0,3 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,334''

Field of view height:

0,221''

Image scaling:

0,026''/pixel

Apparent object width:

2,1''

Apparent object height:

2,1''

Kohoutek 3 -67 - Planetarischer Nebel

NASA, ESA and the Hubble Heritage Team (STScI/AURA). Acknowledgment: R. Sahai and J. Trauger (Jet Propulsion Laboratory), CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

Kohoutek 3 -67, K 3-67, PN G165.5-06.5, PK 165-06.1

Apparent magnitude:

17,41 mag

Distance:

20.900 ly

Expansion:

0,9 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,391''

Field of view height:

0,274''

Image scaling:

0,032''/pixel

Apparent object width:

8,6''

Apparent object height:

8,6''

Kohoutek 4 -55 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Kohoutek 4 -55, K 4-55, PN G084.2+01.0, PK 084+01.1

Apparent magnitude:

16,5 mag

Distance:

8.280 ly

Expansion:

1,1 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

1,17''

Field of view height:

1,027''

Image scaling:

0,05''/pixel

Apparent object width:

27''

Apparent object height:

27''

Kohoutek 4 -8 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Kohoutek 4 -8, K 4-8, PN G025.3-04.6, PK 025-04.1

Apparent magnitude:

16,23 mag

Distance:

93.900 ly

Expansion:

4,4 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

2,04''

Field of view height:

2,04''

Image scaling:

0,264''/pixel

Apparent object width:

9,6''

Apparent object height:

9,6''

Kreuz des Südens - Sternkonstellation (Asterismus)

Herbert_W, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, added cross

Object information

Catalog designations:

Kreuz des Südens

Apparent magnitude:

0,8 mag

Distance:

270 ly

Expansion:

28 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

1227,552°

Field of view height:

821,733°

Image scaling:

40,38''/pixel

Apparent object width:

6°

Apparent object height:

4,3°

Notes:

Right at the dark cloud is Crux.

At the lower right the emission nebulae IC 2948 and IC 2872 are visible and above them the bright point is the star cluster NGC 3766.

Directly left of the left star is the star cluster NGC 4852 and below this the bright point is the star cluster NGC 4755 (C94).

In the middle of the coal sack is the star cluster NGC 4609 (C98).

Above the lowest star is the star cluster NGC 4349.

Between the lowest star and the emission nebulae is the star cluster NGC 4052 and above it is the star cluster NGC 4103.

Kronberger 19 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Kronberger 19, KN 19, PN J2029.3+2532

Apparent magnitude:

19,93 mag

Distance:

11.500 ly

Expansion:

4,1 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

21,492''

Field of view height:

12,998''

Image scaling:

0,265''/pixel

Apparent object width:

74''

Apparent object height:

73''

Kronberger 24 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Kronberger 24, KN 24, PN G082.1-07.8

Apparent magnitude:

19,29 mag

Distance:

5.320 ly

Expansion:

4,9 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

23,794''

Field of view height:

20,194''

Image scaling:

0,675''/pixel

Apparent object width:

190''

Apparent object height:

190''

Kronberger 50 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Kronberger 50, KN 50

Apparent magnitude:

19,26 mag

Distance:

8.280 ly

Expansion:

7,5 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

34,416'

Field of view height:

22,028'

Image scaling:

0,534''/pixel

Apparent object width:

3,1'

Apparent object height:

2,8'

Kronberger 61 - Soccer Ball Nebula

Object information

Catalog designations:

Kronberger 61, KN 61

Apparent magnitude:

18,25 mag

Distance:

17.650 ly

Expansion:

8,7 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

19,926'

Field of view height:

19,926'

Image scaling:

0,602''/pixel

Apparent object width:

1,7'

Apparent object height:

1,5'

Kronberger 63 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Kronberger 63, KN 63

Apparent magnitude:

17,47 mag

Distance:

6.330 ly

Expansion:

11 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

32,744'

Field of view height:

20,139'

Image scaling:

0,533''/pixel

Apparent object width:

5,9'

Apparent object height:

5'

Laevens 1 - Kugelsternhaufen

Judy Schmidt from USA, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

Laevens 1

Apparent magnitude:

20,39 mag

Distance:

470.000 ly

Expansion:

63 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

2,092'

Field of view height:

1,569'

Image scaling:

0,055''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,46'

Apparent object height:

0,46'

LBN 408 - Little Iris Nebula

Object information

Catalog designations:

LBN 408

Apparent magnitude:

11,5 mag

Distance:

2.030 ly

Expansion:

0,9 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

26,015'

Field of view height:

20,788'

Image scaling:

0,716''/pixel

Apparent object width:

1,5'

Apparent object height:

1,5'

LBN 468 - Molekülwolke

Object information

Catalog designations:

LBN 468,

Apparent magnitude:

16,15 mag

Distance:

1.110 ly

Expansion:

24 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

114,162'

Field of view height:

86,041'

Image scaling:

2,096''/pixel

Apparent object width:

75'

Apparent object height:

75'

Notes:

The LBN 468 nebula complex consists of several dark nebulae:
The lower area LDN 1147 with the two dark bands LDN 1148.
The dark complete left area LDN 1158
The middle upper area LDN 1157
The upper right area LDN 1152

To the left at the top of the nebula area is another reflection nebula known as Gyulbudaghian's Nebula (GM 1-29).

LBN 777 - Baby Eagle Nebula (Vulture Nebula)

Keesscherer, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

LBN 777

Apparent magnitude:

17,77 mag

Distance:

400 ly

Expansion:

5,1 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

210,1'

Field of view height:

137,001'

Image scaling:

4,757''/pixel

Apparent object width:

44'

Apparent object height:

44'

Notes:

The bright blue star is 41 Tauri

LDN 1235 - The Dark Shark

The Dark Shark Nebula copyright by Scott Rosen

Object information

Catalog designations:

LDN 1235

Apparent magnitude:

18,1 mag

Distance:

650 ly

Expansion:

28 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

197,941'

Field of view height:

129,319'

Image scaling:

5,799''/pixel

Apparent object width:

150'

Apparent object height:

60'

Notes:

vdB149 is the lower blue reflection nebula from the shark's head, vdB150 sits on top of the shark's head.

LDN 1251 - Humpback Anglerfish Nebula

Gabriel Siegl, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

LDN 1251

Apparent magnitude:

18,3 mag

Distance:

1.150 ly

Expansion:

28 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

108,233'

Field of view height:

71,028'

Image scaling:

3,382''/pixel

Apparent object width:

85'

Apparent object height:

25'

Notes:

The slightly brighter dark nebula on the right side is LDN 1247.

LDN 1622 - Butzemann-Nebel (Boogeyman Nebula)

Object information

Catalog designations:

LDN 1622

Apparent magnitude:

18,1 mag

Distance:

1.360 ly

Expansion:

16 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

200,409'

Field of view height:

133,64'

Image scaling:

3,084''/pixel

Apparent object width:

40'

Apparent object height:

20'

LHA 120-N 44 - Superblase

Object information

Catalog designations:

LHA 120-N 44, N44, DEM L 152

Apparent magnitude:

12,51 mag

Distance:

170.000 ly

Expansion:

297 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

10'

Field of view height:

7,396'

Image scaling:

0,05''/pixel

Apparent object width:

6'

Apparent object height:

5'

Longmore-Tritton 5 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Longmore-Tritton 5, LoTr 5, PN G339.9+88.4, PK 339+88.1

Apparent magnitude:

8,64 mag

Distance:

2.970 ly

Expansion:

7,6 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

24,264'

Field of view height:

20,04'

Image scaling:

0,72''/pixel

Apparent object width:

8,75'

Apparent object height:

8,5'

LTNF 1 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

LTNF 1, PN G144.8+65.8, PK 144+65.1

Apparent magnitude:

15,1 mag

Distance:

10.700 ly

Expansion:

12 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

22,972'

Field of view height:

18,868'

Image scaling:

0,533''/pixel

Apparent object width:

3,83'

Apparent object height:

3,58'

Notes:

The galaxy to the left is PGC 37662.

Markarian 1034 - Galaxienpaar

Object information

Catalog designations:

Markarian 1034, Mrk 1034, Mrk 1034B, Mrk 1034NE, PGC 9071, PGC 9074

Apparent magnitude:

15,02 mag

Distance:

432.000.000 ly

Expansion:

151.000 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

2,005'

Field of view height:

1,732'

Image scaling:

0,054''/pixel

Apparent object width:

1,2'

Apparent object height:

0,4'

Notes:

The galaxy in the upper left is Mrk 1034NE (PGC 9074), the one in the lower right is Mrk 1034B (PGC 9071).

Markarian 116 - Galaxie

Object information

Catalog designations:

Markarian 116, Mrk 116, Zw I 18, PGC 27182

Apparent magnitude:

15,98 mag

Distance:

60.000.000 ly

Expansion:

5.200 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

2,673'

Field of view height:

2,644'

Image scaling:

0,041''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,3'

Apparent object height:

0,3'

Markarian 209 - Zwerggalaxie

Object information

Catalog designations:

Markarian 209, Mrk 209, PGC 40665

Apparent magnitude:

15,3 mag

Distance:

21.500.000 ly

Expansion:

2.600 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

2,845'

Field of view height:

1,648'

Image scaling:

0,043''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,417'

Apparent object height:

0,302'

Markarian 3 - Galaxie

Object information

Catalog designations:

Markarian 3, Mrk 3, IRAS 06097+7103

Apparent magnitude:

12,97 mag

Distance:

55.000.000 ly

Expansion:

16.000 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

1,467'

Field of view height:

1,645'

Image scaling:

0,078''/pixel

Apparent object width:

1'

Apparent object height:

0,8'

Markarian 34 - Galaxie

NASA, ESA, J. Kriss (STScI) and J. de Plaa (SRON), CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

Markarian 34, Mrk 34, IRAS 10309+6017

Apparent magnitude:

14,65 mag

Distance:

218.000.000 ly

Expansion:

21.800 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,766'

Field of view height:

0,75'

Image scaling:

0,049''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,343'

Apparent object height:

0,302'

Markarian 509 - Galaxie

Object information

Catalog designations:

Markarian 509, Mrk 509, PGC 65282

Apparent magnitude:

13,12 mag

Distance:

149.000.000 ly

Expansion:

16.300 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,17'

Field of view height:

0,17'

Image scaling:

0,007''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,377'

Apparent object height:

0,309'

Markarian 573 - Galaxie

Object information

Catalog designations:

Markarian 573, Mrk 573, IRAS 01413+0205

Apparent magnitude:

14,07 mag

Distance:

65.000.000 ly

Expansion:

10.000 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,772'

Field of view height:

0,811'

Image scaling:

0,069''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,53'

Apparent object height:

0,466'

Markarian 78 - Galaxie

Object information

Catalog designations:

Markarian 78, Mrk 78, IRAS 07379+6517

Apparent magnitude:

14,58 mag

Distance:

165.000.000 ly

Expansion:

17.600 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,779'

Field of view height:

0,617'

Image scaling:

0,028''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,367'

Apparent object height:

0,227'

Markarian 820 - Galaxie

Object information

Catalog designations:

Markarian 820, Mrk 820, PGC 52404, IRAS F14379+3142

Apparent magnitude:

15,2 mag

Distance:

293.000.000 ly

Expansion:

51.100 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

3,183'

Field of view height:

1,578'

Image scaling:

0,051''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,6'

Apparent object height:

0,6'

Markariansche Kette - Galaxienkette

Hewholooks, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

Markariansche Kette, Markarian's Chain

Apparent magnitude:

10,1 mag

Distance:

70.000.000 ly

Expansion:

1.830.000 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

85,95°

Field of view height:

64,548°

Image scaling:

5,157''/pixel

Apparent object width:

1,5°

Apparent object height:

1,5°

Notes:

The Markarian's chain includes the following eight objects from lower right to upper left:
M84 (NGC 4374)
M86 (NGC 4406)
NGC 4435 above and NGC 4438 below (Eyes Galaxies)
NGC 4458 above and NGC 4461 below
NGC 4473
NGC 4477

Above M86 is NGC 4402 (not part of the chain).

Between M84 and M86 at the bottom of the rim is NGC 4387 (not belonging to the chain).

Mayall II - Kugelsternhaufen

Judy Schmidt from USA, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

Mayall II, G1, SKHB 1

Apparent magnitude:

13,48 mag

Distance:

2.500.000 ly

Expansion:

424 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

1,592''

Field of view height:

1,269''

Image scaling:

0,042''/pixel

Apparent object width:

35''

Apparent object height:

35''

Menzel 2 - Planetarischer Nebel

Judy Schmidt, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

Menzel 2, Mz 2, Hen 2-150, PN G329.3-02.8, PK 329-02.2

Apparent magnitude:

16,78 mag

Distance:

6.690 ly

Expansion:

1,5 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,596''

Field of view height:

0,587''

Image scaling:

0,054''/pixel

Apparent object width:

46''

Apparent object height:

28''

Merrill 1-1 - Planetarischer Nebel

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Object information

Catalog designations:

Merrill 1-1, Me 1-1, Hen 2-441, PN G052.5-02.9, PK 052-02.2

Apparent magnitude:

12,52 mag

Distance:

20.100 ly

Expansion:

0,6 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

7,2''

Field of view height:

5,4''

Image scaling:

0,18''/pixel

Apparent object width:

6''

Apparent object height:

2,8''

Merrill 2-1 - Planetarischer Nebel

Judy Schmidt, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

Merrill 2-1, Me 2-1, Hen 2-126, StWr 4-2, PN G342.1+27.5, PK 342+27.1

Apparent magnitude:

18,35 mag

Distance:

17.550 ly

Expansion:

0,8 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,378''

Field of view height:

0,378''

Image scaling:

0,049''/pixel

Apparent object width:

8,9''

Apparent object height:

8,6''

Merrill 2-2 - Planetarischer Nebel

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Object information

Catalog designations:

Merrill 2-2, Me 2-2, PN G100.0-08.7, PK 100-08.1

Apparent magnitude:

14,1 mag

Distance:

28.500 ly

Expansion:

0,4 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

7,2''

Field of view height:

5,4''

Image scaling:

0,18''/pixel

Apparent object width:

3,1''

Apparent object height:

1,2''

Minkowski 1-1 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Minkowski 1-1, M 1-1, PN G130.3-11.7, PK 130-11.1

Apparent magnitude:

17,72 mag

Distance:

27.000 ly

Expansion:

0,9 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,33''

Field of view height:

0,343''

Image scaling:

0,033''/pixel

Apparent object width:

7''

Apparent object height:

6''

Minkowski 1-12 - Planetarischer Nebel

Judy Schmidt, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

Minkowski 1-12, M 1-12, PN G235.3-03.9, PK 235-03.1

Apparent magnitude:

14,04 mag

Distance:

27.400 ly

Expansion:

0,2 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,389''

Field of view height:

0,383''

Image scaling:

0,035''/pixel

Apparent object width:

1,8''

Apparent object height:

1,8''

Minkowski 1-14 - Planetarischer Nebel

Mojmir Ganoczy, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

Minkowski 1-14, M 1-14, PN G234.9-01.4, PK 235-01.1

Apparent magnitude:

14,18 mag

Distance:

15.300 ly

Expansion:

0,4 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,384''

Field of view height:

0,383''

Image scaling:

0,049''/pixel

Apparent object width:

5,7''

Apparent object height:

5,2''

Minkowski 1-18 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Minkowski 1-18, M 1-18, PN G231.4+04.3, PK 231+04.1

Apparent magnitude:

20,49 mag

Distance:

16.500 ly

Expansion:

2,8 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

18,96''

Field of view height:

12,19''

Image scaling:

0,474''/pixel

Apparent object width:

34,9''

Apparent object height:

32,9''

Notes:

M 1-18 is close to M46.

Minkowski 1-19 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Minkowski 1-19, M 1-19, Hen 2-191, PN G351.1+04.8, PK 351+04.1

Apparent magnitude:

16,13 mag

Distance:

20.500 ly

Expansion:

0,8 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

1,275''

Field of view height:

1,275''

Image scaling:

0,123''/pixel

Apparent object width:

8''

Apparent object height:

3''

Minkowski 1-20 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Minkowski 1-20, M 1-20, Hen 2-235, PN G006.1+08.3, PK 006+08.1

Apparent magnitude:

17,1 mag

Distance:

25.700 ly

Expansion:

0,3 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,531''

Field of view height:

0,531''

Image scaling:

0,053''/pixel

Apparent object width:

2,5''

Apparent object height:

2,3''

Minkowski 1-25 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Minkowski 1-25, M 1-25, Hen 2-259, PN G004.9+04.9, PK 004+04.1

Apparent magnitude:

13,64 mag

Distance:

18.300 ly

Expansion:

0,4 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,399''

Field of view height:

0,398''

Image scaling:

0,051''/pixel

Apparent object width:

5''

Apparent object height:

3''

Minkowski 1-30 - Planetarischer Nebel

Judy Schmidt, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

Minkowski 1-30, M 1-30, Hen 2-295, PN G355.9-04.2, PK 355-04.2

Apparent magnitude:

16,32 mag

Distance:

21.200 ly

Expansion:

0,4 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,269''

Field of view height:

0,223''

Image scaling:

0,029''/pixel

Apparent object width:

3,5''

Apparent object height:

3,5''

Minkowski 1-31 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Minkowski 1-31, M 1-31, Hen 2-299, PN G006.4+02.0, PK 006+02.5

Apparent magnitude:

14,49 mag

Distance:

19.500 ly

Expansion:

0,3 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,248''

Field of view height:

0,248''

Image scaling:

0,035''/pixel

Apparent object width:

3,5''

Apparent object height:

3''

Minkowski 1-39 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Minkowski 1-39, M 1-39, Hen 2-351, PN G015.9+03.3, PK 015+03.1

Apparent magnitude:

15,75 mag

Distance:

20.800 ly

Expansion:

0,5 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,797''

Field of view height:

0,797''

Image scaling:

0,092''/pixel

Apparent object width:

5''

Apparent object height:

5''

Minkowski 1-4 - Planetarischer Nebel

tvdavisid, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

Minkowski 1-4, M 1-4, PN G147.4-02.3, PK 147-02.1

Apparent magnitude:

18,09 mag

Distance:

16.900 ly

Expansion:

0,3 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,252''

Field of view height:

0,243''

Image scaling:

0,026''/pixel

Apparent object width:

4,2''

Apparent object height:

4,2''

Minkowski 1-41 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Minkowski 1-41, M 1-41, Hen 2-355, PN G006.7-02.2, PK 006-02.1

Apparent magnitude:

15 mag

Distance:

3.100 ly

Expansion:

1,6 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

149,021'

Field of view height:

148,449'

Image scaling:

4,902''/pixel

Apparent object width:

1,8'

Apparent object height:

0,88'

Notes:

At the very top center is the star cluster M21.
Diagonally right below is the Trifid Nebula M20 and diagonally right below that is Sh2-28.

At the very bottom center is the Lagoon Nebula M8 with the bright nebulae NGC 6526 (lower left) and the irregular region NGC 6533 (upper right) (separated by the slightly darker s-shaped region) and the star cluster NGC 6530 (to the left of the bright region).
To the left is the large nebula Sh2-29 with the nebula NGC 6559 (lower left) and the oblique planetary nebula Minkowski 1-41 (red dot), the star cluster IC 4685 (center), the nebula IC 1275 (upper left center), the nebula IC 1274 (above).

A little above the blue star is nebula IC 4684 and diagonally above it on the right is star cluster NGC 6546.

Minkowski 1-42 - Eye of Sauron Nebula

Judy Schmidt, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

Minkowski 1-42, M 1-42, Hen 2-359, PN G002.7-04.8, PK 002-04.2

Apparent magnitude:

18,32 mag

Distance:

12.300 ly

Expansion:

0,8 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,41''

Field of view height:

0,418''

Image scaling:

0,044''/pixel

Apparent object width:

13,1''

Apparent object height:

11,3''

Minkowski 1-46 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Minkowski 1-46, M 1-46, Hen 2-401, PN G016.4-01.9, PK 016-01.1

Apparent magnitude:

12,84 mag

Distance:

7.400 ly

Expansion:

0,4 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

37,221''

Field of view height:

24,705''

Image scaling:

0,533''/pixel

Apparent object width:

12,1''

Apparent object height:

11,3''

Notes:

Below, the light blue nebula is PN G016.3-02.3.

Above, the red nebula is M 1-46.

Minkowski 1-5 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Minkowski 1-5, M 1-5, PN G184.0-02.1, PK 184-02.1

Apparent magnitude:

14,06 mag

Distance:

21.600 ly

Expansion:

0,3 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,325''

Field of view height:

0,325''

Image scaling:

0,041''/pixel

Apparent object width:

2,8''

Apparent object height:

2,3''

Minkowski 1-59 - Planetarischer Nebe

Judy Schmidt, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

Minkowski 1-59, M 1-59, Sa 2-358, PN G023.9-02.3, PK 023-02.1

Apparent magnitude:

11,62 mag

Distance:

11.600 ly

Expansion:

0,4 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,592''

Field of view height:

0,442''

Image scaling:

0,059''/pixel

Apparent object width:

6,7''

Apparent object height:

60''

Minkowski 1-6 - Planetarischer Nebel

ESA/Hubble & NASA, L. Stanghellini, CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

Minkowski 1-6, M 1-6, PN G211.2-03.5, PK 211-03.1

Apparent magnitude:

15,47 mag

Distance:

16.900 ly

Expansion:

0,3 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,255''

Field of view height:

0,255''

Image scaling:

0,036''/pixel

Apparent object width:

4''

Apparent object height:

2,7''

Minkowski 1-61 - Planetarischer Nebe

Judy Schmidt, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

Minkowski 1-61, M 1-61, PN G019.4-05.3, PK 019-05.1

Apparent magnitude:

11,31 mag

Distance:

21.550 ly

Expansion:

0,2 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,459''

Field of view height:

0,459''

Image scaling:

0,059''/pixel

Apparent object width:

1,8''

Apparent object height:

1,8''

Minkowski 1-63 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Minkowski 1-63, M 1-63, PN G021.1-05.9, PK 021-05.1

Apparent magnitude:

14,09 mag

Distance:

31.900 ly

Expansion:

0,6 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,32''

Field of view height:

0,319''

Image scaling:

0,04''/pixel

Apparent object width:

4,2''

Apparent object height:

4,2''

Minkowski 1-65 - Planetarischer Nebe

Judy Schmidt, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

Minkowski 1-65, M 1-65, PN G043.1+03.8, PK 043+03.1

Apparent magnitude:

14,5 mag

Distance:

22.350 ly

Expansion:

0,5 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,427''

Field of view height:

0,357''

Image scaling:

0,049''/pixel

Apparent object width:

4,2''

Apparent object height:

4''

Minkowski 1-66 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Minkowski 1-66, M 1-66, PN G032.7-02.0, PK 032-02.1

Apparent magnitude:

12,2 mag

Distance:

20.750 ly

Expansion:

0,3 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,383''

Field of view height:

0,383''

Image scaling:

0,048''/pixel

Apparent object width:

3''

Apparent object height:

3''

Minkowski 1-91 - Planetarischer Nebe

Judy Schmidt, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

Minkowski 1-91, M 1-91, M 4-15, Hen 2-437, PN G061.3+03.6, PK 061+03.1

Apparent magnitude:

16,7 mag

Distance:

18.160 ly

Expansion:

3,1 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

1,024'

Field of view height:

0,629'

Image scaling:

0,042''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,59'

Apparent object height:

0,16'

Minkowski 1-92 - Footprint Nebula

ESA/Hubble & NASA, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons, Original-Link

Object information

Catalog designations:

Minkowski 1-92, M 1-92, IRAS 19343+2926

Apparent magnitude:

11,7 mag

Distance:

8.000 ly

Expansion:

0,6 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,56''

Field of view height:

0,429''

Image scaling:

0,051''/pixel

Apparent object width:

16''

Apparent object height:

8''

Minkowski 2-14 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Minkowski 2-14, M 2-14, Hen 2-267, PN G003.6+03.1, PK 003+03.2

Apparent magnitude:

17,59 mag

Distance:

26.900 ly

Expansion:

0,3 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,351''

Field of view height:

0,351''

Image scaling:

0,045''/pixel

Apparent object width:

2,2''

Apparent object height:

2,2''

Minkowski 2-35 - Planetarischer Nebel

Patthehorse, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

Minkowski 2-35, M 2-35, Hen 2-384, PN G000.7-07.4, PK 000-07.1

Apparent magnitude:

15 mag

Distance:

? ly

Expansion:

? ly

Image information

Field of view width:

1,334''

Field of view height:

1,275''

Image scaling:

0,169''/pixel

Apparent object width:

5''

Apparent object height:

5''

Minkowski 2-40 - Planetarischer Nebe

Judy Schmidt, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

Minkowski 2-40, M 2-40, PN G024.1+03.8, PK 024+03.1

Apparent magnitude:

16,14 mag

Distance:

17.600 ly

Expansion:

0,5 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,547''

Field of view height:

0,429''

Image scaling:

0,047''/pixel

Apparent object width:

5,5''

Apparent object height:

5''

Minkowski 2-55 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Minkowski 2-55, PN G116.2+08.5, PK 116+8.1

Apparent magnitude:

19,73 mag

Distance:

8.060 ly

Expansion:

2,3 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

15,327''

Field of view height:

11,479''

Image scaling:

1,327''/pixel

Apparent object width:

58''

Apparent object height:

40''

Minkowski 2-9 - Minkowski's Butterfly, Twin Jet Nebula

Judy Schmidt, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

Minkowski 2-9, M 2-9, PN G010.8+18.0, PK 010+18.2

Apparent magnitude:

14,7 mag

Distance:

2.100 ly

Expansion:

1,2 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,844'

Field of view height:

0,622'

Image scaling:

0,051''/pixel

Apparent object width:

1,9'

Apparent object height:

0,3'

Minkowski 3-1 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Minkowski 3-1, M 3-1, Hen 2-1, PN G242.6-11.6, PK 242-11.1

Apparent magnitude:

15,6 mag

Distance:

14.600 ly

Expansion:

0,9 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,475''

Field of view height:

0,459''

Image scaling:

0,045''/pixel

Apparent object width:

12,6''

Apparent object height:

10,8''

Minkowski 3-35 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Minkowski 3-35, M 3-35, Hen 2-465, PN G071.6-02.3, PK 071-02.1

Apparent magnitude:

16,64 mag

Distance:

12.200 ly

Expansion:

0,3 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,733''

Field of view height:

0,733''

Image scaling:

0,039''/pixel

Apparent object width:

4,6''

Apparent object height:

4''

Minkowski 3-36 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Minkowski 3-36, M 3-36, Hen 2-203, PN G358.6+07.8, PK 358+07.1

Apparent magnitude:

14,7 mag

Distance:

46.500 ly

Expansion:

0,7 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

1,886''

Field of view height:

1,06''

Image scaling:

0,028''/pixel

Apparent object width:

3,2''

Apparent object height:

3,2''

Minkowski 3-40 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Minkowski 3-40, M 3-40, Hen 2-216, PN G358.7+05.2, PK 358+05.2

Apparent magnitude:

17,2 mag

Distance:

37.900 ly

Expansion:

0,4 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,468''

Field of view height:

0,468''

Image scaling:

0,046''/pixel

Apparent object width:

2,2''

Apparent object height:

2,2''

Minkowski 4-18 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Minkowski 4-18, M 4-18, PN G146.7+07.6, PK 146+07.1

Apparent magnitude:

13,67 mag

Distance:

25.000 ly

Expansion:

0,4 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,59''

Field of view height:

0,59''

Image scaling:

0,078''/pixel

Apparent object width:

3,7''

Apparent object height:

3,5''

Motch-Werner-Pakull 1 - Methuselah Nebula

Object information

Catalog designations:

Motch-Werner-Pakull 1, MWP 1, PN G080.8-10.6, PK 080-10.1

Apparent magnitude:

13,02 mag

Distance:

2.480 ly

Expansion:

10 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

15,482'

Field of view height:

12,852'

Image scaling:

0,714''/pixel

Apparent object width:

14'

Apparent object height:

8,4'

OH 231.8+4.2 - Calabash Nebula, Rotten Egg Nebula

Jschulman555, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

OH 231.8+4.2, RAFGL 5237

Apparent magnitude:

9,47 mag

Distance:

4.200 ly

Expansion:

1,2 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

14,623'

Field of view height:

12,954'

Image scaling:

0,313''/pixel

Apparent object width:

1'

Apparent object height:

1'

Notes:

The beginning star cluster at the bottom of the image is M46.

The planetary nebula NGC 2438 (blue nebula in the center) is in the foreground and does not belong to M46. (According to recent investigations, it could be that the planetary nebula does interargue with the Star cluster and has the same distance. (https://arxiv.org/pdf/0710.2900.pdf)

In the upper left corner is OH 231.8+4.2 (Calabash Nebula Rotten Egg Nebula).

Outters 4 - Flying Bat Nebula

Maurizio Cabibbo, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

Outters 4, Ou 4, PN G098.5+07.9

Apparent magnitude:

15,77 mag

Distance:

3.370 ly

Expansion:

73 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

328,698'

Field of view height:

218,22'

Image scaling:

4,973''/pixel

Apparent object width:

74'

Apparent object height:

21'

Notes:

The blue nebula is Ou4, the red nebula is Sh2-129.

The small blue-red nebula on the right is vdB 140.

Parker-Morgan-Russeil 1 - Exposed Cranium

NASA/JPL-Caltech/J. Hora (Harvard-Smithsonian CfA), Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

Parker-Morgan-Russeil 1, PMR 1, PN G272.8+01.0

Apparent magnitude:

16,81 mag

Distance:

5.000 ly

Expansion:

2,1 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

5,5'

Field of view height:

5,5'

Image scaling:

0,15''/pixel

Apparent object width:

1,45'

Apparent object height:

1,4'

Patchick 1 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Patchick 1, Pa 1, 2MASS J19470267+2930273

Apparent magnitude:

21,26 mag

Distance:

13.400 ly

Expansion:

0,8 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

17,364''

Field of view height:

11,595''

Image scaling:

0,245''/pixel

Apparent object width:

12''

Apparent object height:

12''

Patchick 28 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Patchick 28, PN G076.8-08.1

Apparent magnitude:

18,83 mag

Distance:

11.000 ly

Expansion:

7,1 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

23,47''

Field of view height:

13,671''

Image scaling:

0,533''/pixel

Apparent object width:

133''

Apparent object height:

123''

Patchick 5 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Patchick 5, Pa 5, PN G076.3+14.1

Apparent magnitude:

15,69 mag

Distance:

7.400 ly

Expansion:

5,6 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

43,849'

Field of view height:

34,229'

Image scaling:

1,063''/pixel

Apparent object width:

2,62'

Apparent object height:

2,57'

Patchick-Goodhew 1 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Patchick-Goodhew 1, PaGo 1, PN G060.7+48.9

Apparent magnitude:

18,61 mag

Distance:

? ly

Expansion:

? ly

Image information

Field of view width:

36,99'

Field of view height:

24,536'

Image scaling:

0,533''/pixel

Apparent object width:

20'

Apparent object height:

20'

Patchick-Goodhew 2 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Patchick-Goodhew 2, PaGo 2, PN G046.9+24.3

Apparent magnitude:

17,11 mag

Distance:

1.940 ly

Expansion:

5,6 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

37,132'

Field of view height:

24,127'

Image scaling:

0,533''/pixel

Apparent object width:

10'

Apparent object height:

10'

Patchick-Morefield 1 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Patchick-Morefield 1, PaMor 1, PN G043.3+11.1

Apparent magnitude:

17,27 mag

Distance:

4.640 ly

Expansion:

7,6 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

59,508'

Field of view height:

43,762'

Image scaling:

1,219''/pixel

Apparent object width:

5,6'

Apparent object height:

5,6'

Patchick-Strottner-Drechsler 5 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Patchick-Strottner-Drechsler 5, PaStDr 5, PN G063.3+15.8

Apparent magnitude:

16,74 mag

Distance:

2.070 ly

Expansion:

5,4 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

37,2'

Field of view height:

29,874'

Image scaling:

1,221''/pixel

Apparent object width:

9'

Apparent object height:

9'

Pease 1 - Planetarischer Nebel

Judy Schmidt, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

Pease 1, PN G065.0-27.3, PK 065-27.1

Apparent magnitude:

15,5 mag

Distance:

33.600 ly

Expansion:

0,5 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,635''

Field of view height:

0,478''

Image scaling:

0,051''/pixel

Apparent object width:

3''

Apparent object height:

3''

Notes:

Planetary nebula in the globular cluster M15.

Peimbert-Costero 12 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Peimbert-Costero 12, PC 12, Hen 2-180, PN G000.1+17.2, PK 000+17.1

Apparent magnitude:

15,26 mag

Distance:

30.850 ly

Expansion:

0,3 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,666''

Field of view height:

0,4''

Image scaling:

0,058''/pixel

Apparent object width:

2,3''

Apparent object height:

2,2''

Peimbert-Costero 22 - Planetarischer Nebel

Copyright by WikiSky.org, WikiSky's snapshot tool

Object information

Catalog designations:

Peimbert-Costero 22, PC 22, PN G051.0-04.5, PK 051-04.1

Apparent magnitude:

18,1 mag

Distance:

17.200 ly

Expansion:

1,7 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

7,2''

Field of view height:

5,4''

Image scaling:

0,18''/pixel

Apparent object width:

20''

Apparent object height:

12''

Perek 1-1 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Perek 1-1, Pe 1-1, Hen 2-52, PN G285.4+01.5, PK 285+01.1

Apparent magnitude:

17,89 mag

Distance:

17.600 ly

Expansion:

0,3 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

1,769''

Field of view height:

0,994''

Image scaling:

0,026''/pixel

Apparent object width:

3''

Apparent object height:

3''

Perek 1-19 - Planetarischer Nebel

Fabian RRRR, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons (picture rotated), Based on observations made with the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope, and obtained from the Hubble Legacy Archive, which is a collaboration between the Space Telescope Science Institute (STScI/NASA), the Space Telescope European Coordinating Facility (ST-ECF/ESA) and the Canadian Astronomy Data Centre (CADC/NRC/CSA).

Object information

Catalog designations:

Perek 1-19, Pe 1-19, PN G026.5-03.0, PK 026-02.3

Apparent magnitude:

16,4 mag

Distance:

34.500 ly

Expansion:

0,7 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,276''

Field of view height:

0,281''

Image scaling:

0,035''/pixel

Apparent object width:

4,4''

Apparent object height:

4,4''

Perek 1-7 - Planetarischer Nebel

Serge Meunier, CC BY 2.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

Perek 1-7, Pe 1-7, Hen 2-166, PN G337.4+01.6, PK 337+01.1

Apparent magnitude:

16,7 mag

Distance:

89.600 ly

Expansion:

2,2 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,98''

Field of view height:

0,85''

Image scaling:

0,051''/pixel

Apparent object width:

5''

Apparent object height:

5''

Perek 2-7 - Planetarischer Nebel

ESA/Hubble & NASA
Acknowledgement: Judy Schmidt, CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

Perek 2-7, Pe 2-7. PN G285.4+02.2, PK 285+02.1

Apparent magnitude:

15,2 mag

Distance:

24.800 ly

Expansion:

0,7 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

1,273''

Field of view height:

0,716''

Image scaling:

0,019''/pixel

Apparent object width:

5,6''

Apparent object height:

4,4''

PGC 16572 - Galaxie

Object information

Catalog designations:

PGC 0016572, ZW II 28, IRAS F04590+0330

Apparent magnitude:

14,94 mag

Distance:

367.000.000 ly

Expansion:

32.000 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

1,63'

Field of view height:

1,43'

Image scaling:

0,1''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,3'

Apparent object height:

0,3'

PGC 1852 - Galaxie

NASA, ESA, and The Hubble Heritage Team (AURA/STScI), CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

PGC 0001852, MCG+01-02-015

Apparent magnitude:

15,2 mag

Distance:

301.000.000 ly

Expansion:

52.500 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

2,23'

Field of view height:

1,501'

Image scaling:

0,048''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,6'

Apparent object height:

0,3'

PGC 19481 - Lindsay-Shapley Ring

Object information

Catalog designations:

PGC 0019481, AM 0644-741, ESO 34-11, IRAS 06443-7411

Apparent magnitude:

12,94 mag

Distance:

298.000.000 ly

Expansion:

147.000 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

3,02'

Field of view height:

1,962'

Image scaling:

0,05''/pixel

Apparent object width:

1,7'

Apparent object height:

1'

PGC 21812 - Zwerggalaxie

ESA/Hubble & NASA Acknowledgement: Judy Schmidt (Geckzilla), CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

PGC 0021812, KUG 0743+513, 2MASX J07473194+5111289

Apparent magnitude:

14,8 mag

Distance:

19.000.000 ly

Expansion:

5.000 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

1'

Field of view height:

0,725'

Image scaling:

0,041''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,9'

Apparent object height:

0,5'

PGC 29031 - Angel Wing

Copyright by Legacy Surveys / D. Lang (Perimeter Institute), CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

PGC 0029031, VV 689

Apparent magnitude:

15,6 mag

Distance:

714.000.000 ly

Expansion:

52.500 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

7,2'

Field of view height:

5,4'

Image scaling:

0,18''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,253'

Apparent object height:

0,198'

PGC 3087775 - Galaxie

Object information

Catalog designations:

PGC 3087775, 2MASX J16270254+4328340

Apparent magnitude:

19,72 mag

Distance:

582.000.000 ly

Expansion:

84.600 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

2,82'

Field of view height:

2,678'

Image scaling:

0,04''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,5'

Apparent object height:

0,5'

PGC 3087789 - Galaxie

Judy Schmidt, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

PGC 3087789, 2MASX J00434176+4302355, SDSS-1237659936978568047

Apparent magnitude:

17,58 mag

Distance:

764.000.000 ly

Expansion:

64.400 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,652'

Field of view height:

0,584'

Image scaling:

0,05''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,29'

Apparent object height:

0,168'

PGC 3092152 - Galaxie

ESA/Hubble & NASA, Acknowledgement: A. Zabludoff, N. Rose, CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

PGC 3092152, 2MASX J09442693+0429569

Apparent magnitude:

18,18 mag

Distance:

587.000.000 ly

Expansion:

68.300 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

1,64'

Field of view height:

1,58'

Image scaling:

0,04''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,4'

Apparent object height:

0,4'

PGC 39228 - Zwerggalaxie

ESA/Hubble & NASA
Acknowledgement: Judy Schmidt, CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

PGC 0039228, MCG09-20-131

Apparent magnitude:

15,3 mag

Distance:

6.700.000 ly

Expansion:

1.600 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,528'

Field of view height:

0,502'

Image scaling:

0,03''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,82'

Apparent object height:

0,82'

PGC 4167 - Galaxie

Object information

Catalog designations:

PGC 0004167, MCG-03-04-014

Apparent magnitude:

13,96 mag

Distance:

436.000.000 ly

Expansion:

50.700 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

2,26'

Field of view height:

1,952'

Image scaling:

0,05''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,4'

Apparent object height:

0,4'

PGC 50779 - Circinusgalaxie

Judy Schmidt from USA, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

PGC 0050779, ESO 97-13

Apparent magnitude:

12,1 mag

Distance:

12.000.000 ly

Expansion:

24.100 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

2,392'

Field of view height:

2,111'

Image scaling:

0,102''/pixel

Apparent object width:

6,9'

Apparent object height:

3'

PGC 51017 - Zwerggalaxie

Object information

Catalog designations:

PGC 0051017, SBS 1415+437, SBSG 1415+437, SDSSCGB 12067.1, SDSS J141701.51+433009.1

Apparent magnitude:

15,6 mag

Distance:

37.200.000 ly

Expansion:

8.300 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

3,359''

Field of view height:

1,624''

Image scaling:

0,052''/pixel

Apparent object width:

46''

Apparent object height:

15''

PGC 52112 - Spiralgalaxie

ESA/Hubble & NASA
Acknowledgement: Judy Schmidt (geckzilla.com), CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

PGC 0052112, 2MASX J14345060+0338423

Apparent magnitude:

15,28 mag

Distance:

363.000.000 ly

Expansion:

34.100 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

3,085'

Field of view height:

1,604'

Image scaling:

0,05''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,323'

Apparent object height:

0,285'

PGC 54493 - Spiralgalaxie

Object information

Catalog designations:

PGC 0054493, 2MASX J15161917+0709442

Apparent magnitude:

15,1 mag

Distance:

486.000.000 ly

Expansion:

120.200 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

3,34'

Field of view height:

3,25'

Image scaling:

0,05''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,85'

Apparent object height:

0,62'

PGC 56779 - Spiralgalaxie

ESA/Hubble & NASA and N. Grogin (STScI), CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

PGC 0056779, MCG+07-33-027

Apparent magnitude:

14,5 mag

Distance:

329.000.000 ly

Expansion:

82.300 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

2,98'

Field of view height:

1,93'

Image scaling:

0,05''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,86'

Apparent object height:

0,74'

PGC 6240 - Elliptische Galaxie

ESA/Hubble & NASA
Acknowledgement: Judy Schmidt, CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

PGC 0006240, IRAS 01399-6552

Apparent magnitude:

14,76 mag

Distance:

356.000.000 ly

Expansion:

114.000 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

2,87'

Field of view height:

2,894'

Image scaling:

0,05''/pixel

Apparent object width:

1,1'

Apparent object height:

0,7'

PN G16.3-02.3 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

PN G016.3-02.3, PHR J1828-1549

Apparent magnitude:

18,78 mag

Distance:

20.500 ly

Expansion:

6,9 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

37,221''

Field of view height:

24,705''

Image scaling:

0,533''/pixel

Apparent object width:

69''

Apparent object height:

69''

Notes:

Below, the light blue nebula is PN G016.3-02.3.

Above, the red nebula is M 1-46.

PN G20.9-11.3 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

PN G020.9-11.3, PHR J1911-1546

Apparent magnitude:

17,5 mag

Distance:

6.690 ly

Expansion:

5,1 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

22,642'

Field of view height:

15,344'

Image scaling:

0,534''/pixel

Apparent object width:

2,6'

Apparent object height:

2,6'

PN G135.9+55.9 - Planetarischer Nabel

Object information

Catalog designations:

PN G135.9+55.9, TS 1, SBSS 1150+599A

Apparent magnitude:

19,5 mag

Distance:

58.700 ly

Expansion:

2,6 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,367''

Field of view height:

0,367''

Image scaling:

0,045''/pixel

Apparent object width:

9,2''

Apparent object height:

9,2''

Notes:

It is the planetary nebula with the least amount of OIII of all known planetary nebulae. (https://arxiv.org/pdf/astro-ph/0308225.pdf)

PN G136.7+61.9 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

PN G136.7+61.9, PG 1204+543

Apparent magnitude:

15,93 mag

Distance:

3.820 ly

Expansion:

7,8 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

47,978'

Field of view height:

38,368'

Image scaling:

1,056''/pixel

Apparent object width:

7'

Apparent object height:

7'

Preite-Martinez 1-339 - Planetarischer Nebel

Stewart_Wilson, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

Preite-Martinez 1-339, PM 1-339, IRAS 22568+6141, PN G110.1+01.9, PK 110+01.1

Apparent magnitude:

21,42 mag

Distance:

19.600 ly

Expansion:

0,5 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,405''

Field of view height:

0,263''

Image scaling:

0,027''/pixel

Apparent object width:

5,6''

Apparent object height:

5,6''

Purgathofer 2 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Purgathofer 2, Pu 2, PN G173.5+03.2, PK 173+03.1

Apparent magnitude:

20,5 mag

Distance:

22.400 ly

Expansion:

2,4 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

169,114''

Field of view height:

119,042''

Image scaling:

2,392''/pixel

Apparent object width:

22''

Apparent object height:

22''

Notes:

The large nebula in the center is Sh2-232. In its center is also the planetary nebula PN G173.5+03.2 (blue dot).

Diagonally left above it is Sh2-235.

To the left of it is Sh2-231.

And again to the left of it the small nebula is Sh2-233.

Purgathofer-Weinberger 1 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Purgathofer-Weinberger 1, PuWe 1, PN G158.9+17.8, PK 158+17.1

Apparent magnitude:

15,5 mag

Distance:

1.190 ly

Expansion:

7,2 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

47,123'

Field of view height:

37,417'

Image scaling:

1,055''/pixel

Apparent object width:

20,7'

Apparent object height:

19,7'

R Aquarii - Doppelsternsystem

ESO, CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

R Aquarii, R Aqr, IRAS 23412-1533

Apparent magnitude:

7,68 mag

Distance:

1.040 ly

Expansion:

0,6 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

5,99'

Field of view height:

3,729'

Image scaling:

0,192''/pixel

Apparent object width:

2'

Apparent object height:

1,5'

Raffaelli 10 - Ear Nebula

NASA, ESA, and R. Sahai (Jet Propulsion Laboratory), CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

Raffaelli 10, Ra 10, IPHASX J205013.7+465518, PN G086.5+01.8

Apparent magnitude:

16,93 mag

Distance:

9.720 ly

Expansion:

3,6 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

23,232''

Field of view height:

19,548''

Image scaling:

0,72''/pixel

Apparent object width:

77''

Apparent object height:

62''

RAFGL 2688 - Egg Nebula, Cygnus Egg

Judy Schmidt, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

RAFGL 2688, CRL 2688, SVS 2255, PN G080.1-06.5, PK 080-06.1

Apparent magnitude:

14 mag

Distance:

1.370 ly

Expansion:

0,2 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

2,18''

Field of view height:

1,417''

Image scaling:

0,055''/pixel

Apparent object width:

30''

Apparent object height:

15''

Roberts 22 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Roberts 22, MR 22, Hen 3-404, PN G284.1-00.7

Apparent magnitude:

12,7 mag

Distance:

4.900 ly

Expansion:

0,2 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,545''

Field of view height:

0,49''

Image scaling:

0,05''/pixel

Apparent object width:

10''

Apparent object height:

7,7''

Roberts Quartett - Galaxiengruppe

ESO, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons, Original-Link

Object information

Catalog designations:

Robert's Quartett, Roberts Quartet, AM 0018-0485

Apparent magnitude:

13 mag

Distance:

146.500.000 ly

Expansion:

170.000 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

6,11'

Field of view height:

5,651'

Image scaling:

0,229''/pixel

Apparent object width:

4'

Apparent object height:

4'

Notes:

The galaxy group consists of the galaxies NGC 87 (upper right), NGC 88 (center), NGC 89 (lower) and NGC 92 (upper left). Together they form Robert's Quartet.

Sagittarius A* - Schwarzes Loch

NASA/CXC/MIT/F. Baganoff, R. Shcherbakov et al., Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

Sagittarius A*, Sgr A*

Apparent magnitude:

- mag

Distance:

26.673 ly

Expansion:

0,00001552 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

15,039''

Field of view height:

11,753''

Image scaling:

0,226''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,00012''

Apparent object height:

0,00012''

Notes:

Because of all the dust and gas in the field of view to the center of our galaxy, it is not possible to view the center optically. Radio telescopes are needed here. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sagittarius_A*)

SDSS J1038+4849 - Cheshire Cat

NASA & ESA Acknowledgement: Judy Schmidt (geckzilla.org), CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

SDSS J1038+4849, CSWA 2, SGAS J103844+484914, SDSS J103843.59+484917.7

Apparent magnitude:

20,45 mag

Distance:

4.000.000.000 ly

Expansion:

410.000 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,825''

Field of view height:

0,814''

Image scaling:

0,065''/pixel

Apparent object width:

16,6''

Apparent object height:

16,6''

Serpens Reflection Nebula - Reflexionsnebel

Clifford_Marcus, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

Serpens Reflection Nebula, SRN

Apparent magnitude:

9,65 mag

Distance:

850 ly

Expansion:

0,5 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

42,385'

Field of view height:

30,859'

Image scaling:

1,859''/pixel

Apparent object width:

2'

Apparent object height:

1'

Notes:

vdB 123 is directly in the center of the image.

Below that the bright yellow nebula in the center of the dark nebula is the Serpens Reflection Nebula (SRN).

Sextans A - Irreguläre Zwerggalaxie

NASA, ESA, and J. Banovetz and D. Milisavljevic (Purdue University), CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

Sextans A, UGCA 205, DDO 75, PGC 29653

Apparent magnitude:

11,9 mag

Distance:

4.300.000 ly

Expansion:

7.400 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

41,737'

Field of view height:

28,412'

Image scaling:

1,304''/pixel

Apparent object width:

5,9'

Apparent object height:

4,9'

Simeis 57 - Propellernebel

Propellernebel copyright by Jens Hackmann

Object information

Catalog designations:

Simeis 57, DWB-111/119

Apparent magnitude:

16,08 mag

Distance:

5.540 ly

Expansion:

37 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

137,281'

Field of view height:

91,567'

Image scaling:

4,118''/pixel

Apparent object width:

23'

Apparent object height:

4'

Notes:

DWB-111 is the upper propeller part.
DWB-119 is the lower propeller part.
The nebula right next to the upper propeller part is DWB-118.

SNR B102-72.3 - Supernovaüberrest

Object information

Catalog designations:

SNR B0102-72.3, 1E 0102.2-7219, SNR J0104.0-7202

Apparent magnitude:

15,6 mag

Distance:

200.000 ly

Expansion:

43 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

1,41''

Field of view height:

0,845''

Image scaling:

0,039''/pixel

Apparent object width:

44''

Apparent object height:

44''

SNR B454-67.2 - Supernovaüberrest

ESA/Hubble, NASA, CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

SNR B0454-67.2, N9

Apparent magnitude:

16,58 mag

Distance:

163.000 ly

Expansion:

111 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

2,601''

Field of view height:

2,746''

Image scaling:

0,04''/pixel

Apparent object width:

140''

Apparent object height:

120''

SNR B505-67.9 - Supernovaüberrest

Judy Schmidt from USA, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

SNR B0505-67.9, SNR J0505.7-6753

Apparent magnitude:

19,2 mag

Distance:

163.000 ly

Expansion:

70 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

2,204''

Field of view height:

2,117''

Image scaling:

0,041''/pixel

Apparent object width:

88''

Apparent object height:

61''

SNR B509-67.5 - Supernovaüberrest

NASA, ESA, and the Hubble Heritage Team (STScI/AURA). Acknowledgement: J. Hughes (Rutgers University), CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

SNR B0509-67.5, SNR J0509.5-6731

Apparent magnitude:

17,83 mag

Distance:

150.000 ly

Expansion:

21 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

1,23'

Field of view height:

0,956'

Image scaling:

0,025''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,48'

Apparent object height:

0,48'

SNR B509-68.7 - Supernovaüberrest

ESA/Hubble, NASA, CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

SNR B0509-68.7, N103B, SNR J050854-684447

Apparent magnitude:

14,93 mag

Distance:

150.000 ly

Expansion:

22 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

2,37'

Field of view height:

2,306'

Image scaling:

0,04''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,5'

Apparent object height:

0,5'

SNR B519-69.0 - Supernovaüberrest

ESA/Hubble & NASA. Acknowledgement: Claude Cornen, CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

SNR B0519-69.0, SNR J0519.6-6902

Apparent magnitude:

16,77 mag

Distance:

150.000 ly

Expansion:

23 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

3,333'

Field of view height:

1,619'

Image scaling:

0,05''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,52'

Apparent object height:

0,52'

SNR B525-66.1 - Supernovaüberrest

NASA/ESA and The Hubble Heritage Team (STScI/AURA), CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

SNR B0525-66.1, N49, SNR J052559-660453

Apparent magnitude:

12,71 mag

Distance:

170.000 ly

Expansion:

69 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

2'

Field of view height:

2,138'

Image scaling:

0,046''/pixel

Apparent object width:

1,4'

Apparent object height:

1,4'

SNR B525-69.6 - Supernovaüberrest

Judy Schmidt, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

SNR B0525-69.6, N132D, SNR J0525.1-6938

Apparent magnitude:

16,19 mag

Distance:

163.000 ly

Expansion:

90 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

2,195'

Field of view height:

2,076'

Image scaling:

0,045''/pixel

Apparent object width:

1,9'

Apparent object height:

1,9'

SNR B535-66.0 - Supernovaüberrest

NASA, ESA, HEIC, and the Hubble Heritage Team (STScI/AURA). Acknowledgment: Y.-H. Chu and R. M. Williams (UIUC), CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

SNR B0535-66.0, N63A, SNR J053544-660159

Apparent magnitude:

14,39 mag

Distance:

163.000 ly

Expansion:

18 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

1,45'

Field of view height:

1,1'

Image scaling:

0,1''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,38'

Apparent object height:

0,38'

SNR B543-68.9 - Supernovaüberrest

ESO, CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

SNR B0543-68.9, DEM L 299

Apparent magnitude:

15,5 mag

Distance:

50.000 ly

Expansion:

84 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

33,27'

Field of view height:

32,933'

Image scaling:

0,238''/pixel

Apparent object width:

5,8'

Apparent object height:

4'

Notes:

Near the image means supernova remnant SNR B0543-68.9 can be seen.

Directly to the right is supernova remnant DEM L 297.

The bright nebula below is LHA 120-N 164.

The bright nebula at the right edge of the image is the Tarantula Nebula NGC 2070.

The star cluster right above is NGC 2093.

The small star cluster at the lower left is NGC 2108.

The star at the lower center of the image belongs to the star cluster NGC 2100.

SNR B543-70.5 - Supernovaüberrest

P. Michaud, S. Fisher, and R. Carrasco from Gemini and T. Rector from the Univ. of Alaska at Anchorage/International Gemini Observatory, CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

SNR B0543-70.5, DEM L 238, SNR J0534.3-7033

Apparent magnitude:

17,14 mag

Distance:

163.000 ly

Expansion:

126 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

2,855''

Field of view height:

2,795''

Image scaling:

0,042''/pixel

Apparent object width:

160''

Apparent object height:

160''

SNR B547-69.7 - Doppel-Supernova

Object information

Catalog designations:

SNR B0547-69.7, DEM L 316

Apparent magnitude:

16,6 mag

Distance:

96.000 ly

Expansion:

140 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

4,98'

Field of view height:

4,98'

Image scaling:

0,146''/pixel

Apparent object width:

5'

Apparent object height:

3'

SNR G2.4+01.4 - Wolf-Rayet-Stern im Emmisionsnebel

Judy Schmidt, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

SNR G002.4+01.4, WR 102

Apparent magnitude:

14,1 mag

Distance:

9.400 ly

Expansion:

22 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

17,169'

Field of view height:

13,647'

Image scaling:

0,819''/pixel

Apparent object width:

8'

Apparent object height:

7'

SNR G4.5+06.8 - Keplers Supernova

Smithsonian Institution, Public domain

Object information

Catalog designations:

SNR G004.5+06.8, SN 1604, Haro 3-12, PN G004.5+06.8, PK 004+06.1

Apparent magnitude:

16,54 mag

Distance:

42.000 ly

Expansion:

66 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

17,19'

Field of view height:

11,494'

Image scaling:

0,344''/pixel

Apparent object width:

5,4'

Apparent object height:

5,4'

SNR G39.7-02.0 - Manatee Nebula

NRAO/AUI/NSF, K. Golap, M. Goss; NASAs Wide Field Survey Explorer (WISE), CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

SNR G039.7-02.0, W50

Apparent magnitude:

17,74 mag

Distance:

18.000 ly

Expansion:

629 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

204,643'

Field of view height:

122'

Image scaling:

5,479''/pixel

Apparent object width:

120'

Apparent object height:

60'

SNR G41.1-00.3 - Supernovaüberrest

NASA/CXC/Univ of Manitoba/S.Safi-Harb et al, Optical: DSS, Infrared: NASA/JPL-Caltech, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

SNR G041.1-00.3, 3C 397, CTB 67

Apparent magnitude:

18,06 mag

Distance:

27.700 ly

Expansion:

36 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

26,08'

Field of view height:

26,08'

Image scaling:

0,435''/pixel

Apparent object width:

4,5'

Apparent object height:

2,5'

SNR G43.3-00.2 - Supernovaüberrest

X-ray: NASA/CXC/MIT/L.Lopez et al.; Infrared: Palomar; Radio: NSF/NRAO/VLA, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

SNR G043.3-00.2, W49B, 3C 398

Apparent magnitude:

17,87 mag

Distance:

26.000 ly

Expansion:

30 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

8,5'

Field of view height:

8,5'

Image scaling:

0,142''/pixel

Apparent object width:

4'

Apparent object height:

3'

SNR G65.3+05.7 - Supernovaüberrest

Giuseppe Donatiello, CC0 1.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

SNR G065.3+05.7, SNR G65.2+5.7

Apparent magnitude:

17,53 mag

Distance:

2.900 ly

Expansion:

203 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

233,665'

Field of view height:

233,665'

Image scaling:

3,147''/pixel

Apparent object width:

240'

Apparent object height:

200'

Notes:

The bright lower part is Sh2-91.

SNR G70.5+01.9 - Supernovaüberrest

T.A. Rector (University of Alaska Anchorage) and H. Schweiker (WIYN and NOIRLab/NSF/AURA), CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

SNR G070.5+01.9

Apparent magnitude:

15,67 mag

Distance:

3.300 ly

Expansion:

7,7 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

22,91'

Field of view height:

17,583'

Image scaling:

0,262''/pixel

Apparent object width:

8'

Apparent object height:

2'

SNR G111.7-02.1 - Cassiopeia A

NASA, ESA, and the Hubble Heritage (STScI/AURA)-ESA/Hubble Collaboration. Acknowledgement: Robert A. Fesen (Dartmouth College, USA) and James Long (ESA/Hubble), CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

SNR G111.7-02.1, Cassiopeia A, Cas A

Apparent magnitude:

14,3 mag

Distance:

11.000 ly

Expansion:

10 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

8,55'

Field of view height:

6,154'

Image scaling:

0,128''/pixel

Apparent object width:

4'

Apparent object height:

4'

SNR G120.1+01.4 - Cassiopeia B

Smithsonian Institution, Public domain

Object information

Catalog designations:

SNR G120.1+01.4, Cassiopeia B, Cas B, Tycho SN, SN 1572, SNR G120.2+01.4

Apparent magnitude:

17,93 mag

Distance:

13.000 ly

Expansion:

30 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

10,5'

Field of view height:

10,5'

Image scaling:

0,263''/pixel

Apparent object width:

8'

Apparent object height:

8'

SNR G132.6+01.5 - Supernovaüberrest

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Object information

Catalog designations:

SNR G132.6+01.5, HB 3, HBH 3

Apparent magnitude:

17,82 mag

Distance:

7.200 ly

Expansion:

168 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

112'

Field of view height:

84'

Image scaling:

2,8''/pixel

Apparent object width:

80'

Apparent object height:

80'

Notes:

This supernova remnant is located next to the Heart Nebula IC 1805 (the first foothills of it can be seen on the lower left).

SNR G260.4-03.4 - Puppis A

NASA/JPL-Caltech/UCLA, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

SNR G260.4-03.4, Puppis A, Pup A

Apparent magnitude:

14,35 mag

Distance:

7.000 ly

Expansion:

122 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

130,227'

Field of view height:

104,844'

Image scaling:

1,324''/pixel

Apparent object width:

60'

Apparent object height:

50'

Notes:

Puppis A is right next to the Vela supernova remnant.

SNR G292.0+01.8 - Supernovaüberrest

NASA/CXC/SAO, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

SNR G292.0+01.8

Apparent magnitude:

17,6 mag

Distance:

6.500 ly

Expansion:

23 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

14,302'

Field of view height:

12'

Image scaling:

0,687''/pixel

Apparent object width:

12'

Apparent object height:

8'

SNR G299.2-02.9 - Supernovaüberrest

NASA/CXC/U.Texas, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

SNR G299.2-02.9

Apparent magnitude:

16,61 mag

Distance:

16.000 ly

Expansion:

84 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

24'

Field of view height:

24'

Image scaling:

1,522''/pixel

Apparent object width:

18'

Apparent object height:

11'

SNR G306.3-00.9 - Supernovaüberrest

X-ray: NASA/CXC/Univ of Michigan/M.Reynolds et al; Infrared: NASA/JPL-Caltech; Radio: CSIRO/ATNF/ATCA, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

SNR G306.3-00.9

Apparent magnitude:

18,65 mag

Distance:

26.000 ly

Expansion:

30 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

20'

Field of view height:

12,014'

Image scaling:

1,389''/pixel

Apparent object width:

4'

Apparent object height:

4'

SNR G327.6+14.6 - Lupus Supernova

Radio: NRAO/AUI/NSF/GBT/VLA/Dyer, Maddalena & Cornwell, X-ray: Chandra X-ray Observatory; NASA/CXC/Rutgers/G. Cassam-Chenaï, J. Hughes et al., Visible light: 0.9-metre Curtis Schmidt optical telescope; NOAO/AURA/NSF/CTIO/Middlebury College/F. Winkler and Digitized Sky Survey, CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

SNR G327.6+14.6, SN 1006, SNR G327.6+14.5

Apparent magnitude:

17,02 mag

Distance:

7.000 ly

Expansion:

61 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

55,54'

Field of view height:

55,54'

Image scaling:

1,006''/pixel

Apparent object width:

30'

Apparent object height:

30'

SNR G344.7-00.1 - Supernovaüberrest

Chandra X-ray Observatory, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

SNR G344.7-00.1

Apparent magnitude:

17,95 mag

Distance:

20.500 ly

Expansion:

48 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

17,606'

Field of view height:

17,606'

Image scaling:

1,223''/pixel

Apparent object width:

8'

Apparent object height:

8'

SNR G348.5+00.1 - Supernovaüberrest

Image credit: X-ray: NASA/CXC/Morehead State Univ/T.Pannuti et al; Radio: Molonglo Obs. Synthesis Tel.; Infrared: NASA/JPL-Caltech, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

SNR G348.5+00.1, CTB 37a

Apparent magnitude:

18,06 mag

Distance:

25.800 ly

Expansion:

113 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

18,998'

Field of view height:

18,998'

Image scaling:

0,317''/pixel

Apparent object width:

15'

Apparent object height:

15'

SNR G350.1-00.3 - Supernovaüberrest

Smithsonian Institution from United States, No restrictions, via Wikimedia Commons

Object information

Catalog designations:

SNR G350.1-00.3

Apparent magnitude:

13,6 mag

Distance:

14.700 ly

Expansion:

17 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

5,221'

Field of view height:

4,435'

Image scaling:

0,087''/pixel

Apparent object width:

4'

Apparent object height:

4'

SNR J535.8-6918 - Honeycomb Nebula

ESO, CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

SNR J0535.8-6918

Apparent magnitude:

15,84 mag

Distance:

150.000 ly

Expansion:

74 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

5,69'

Field of view height:

5,192'

Image scaling:

0,474''/pixel

Apparent object width:

1,7'

Apparent object height:

1,7'

Notes:

The Honeycomb Nebula belongs to the supernova SN 1987A.

Stephenson 3-1 - Planetarischer Nebel

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Object information

Catalog designations:

Stephenson 3-1, St 3-1, PN G217.4+02.0, PK 217+02.1

Apparent magnitude:

16,5 mag

Distance:

? ly

Expansion:

? ly

Image information

Field of view width:

7,2''

Field of view height:

5,4''

Image scaling:

0,18''/pixel

Apparent object width:

15''

Apparent object height:

15''

Strottner-Drechsler 1 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Strottner-Drechsler 1, StDr 1, PN G185.1-00.9

Apparent magnitude:

16,93 mag

Distance:

? ly

Expansion:

? ly

Image information

Field of view width:

35,858'

Field of view height:

23,612'

Image scaling:

0,534''/pixel

Apparent object width:

4,8'

Apparent object height:

4,8'

Strottner-Drechsler 140 - Lori's Nebula

Object information

Catalog designations:

Strottner-Drechsler 140, StDr 140, PN G203.8+18.5

Apparent magnitude:

17,61 mag

Distance:

? ly

Expansion:

? ly

Image information

Field of view width:

37,613'

Field of view height:

25,116'

Image scaling:

0,531''/pixel

Apparent object width:

6,9'

Apparent object height:

6,9'

Strottner-Drechsler 29 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Strottner-Drechsler 29, StDr 29, PN G065.4+20.2

Apparent magnitude:

17,82 mag

Distance:

2.380 ly

Expansion:

3,5 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

37,825'

Field of view height:

25,264'

Image scaling:

2,135''/pixel

Apparent object width:

5'

Apparent object height:

5'

Strottner-Drechsler 45 - Planetarischer Nebel

Object information

Catalog designations:

Strottner-Drechsler 45, StDr 45, PN G049.8+02.0

Apparent magnitude:

17,19 mag

Distance:

? ly

Expansion:

? ly

Image information

Field of view width:

37,789'

Field of view height:

25,223'

Image scaling:

0,534''/pixel

Apparent object width:

2,6'

Apparent object height:

2,6'

Supernova 1987A - Supernova

NASA & ESA, Acknowledgement: Judy Schmidt (Geckzilla), CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

Supernova 1987A, SN 1987A, SNR B0535-69.3

Apparent magnitude:

4,81 mag

Distance:

168.000 ly

Expansion:

1,5 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,35''

Field of view height:

0,35''

Image scaling:

0,025''/pixel

Apparent object width:

1,8''

Apparent object height:

1,4''

Terzan 1 - Kugelsternhaufen

Object information

Catalog designations:

Terzan 1

Apparent magnitude:

15,9 mag

Distance:

21.800 ly

Expansion:

18 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

1,8'

Field of view height:

1,535'

Image scaling:

0,1''/pixel

Apparent object width:

2,8'

Apparent object height:

2,8'

Terzan 5 - Kugelsternhaufen

NASA/ESA/Hubble/F. Ferraro, CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

Terzan 5

Apparent magnitude:

12,8 mag

Distance:

18.800 ly

Expansion:

5,5 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

0,684'

Field of view height:

0,335'

Image scaling:

0,01''/pixel

Apparent object width:

1'

Apparent object height:

1'

Trumpler 23 - Offener Sternhaufen

Copyright by WikiSky.org, WikiSky's snapshot tool (nachbearbeitet mit PixInsight und Gimp)

Object information

Catalog designations:

Trumpler 23, Tr 23, Ben 72a

Apparent magnitude:

11,2 mag

Distance:

7.200 ly

Expansion:

10 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

56'

Field of view height:

42'

Image scaling:

1,4''/pixel

Apparent object width:

5'

Apparent object height:

5'

Notes:

RCW 99 can be seen in the center of the picture.

The open cluster in the upper left is Trumpler 23.

UGC 11131 - Spiralgalaxie

Object information

Catalog designations:

UGC 11131, PGC 61487

Apparent magnitude:

14,3 mag

Distance:

79.000.000 ly

Expansion:

20.700 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

3,31'

Field of view height:

3,279'

Image scaling:

0,051''/pixel

Apparent object width:

0,9'

Apparent object height:

0,3'

UGC 11651 - Spiralgalaxie

Object information

Catalog designations:

UGC 11651, PGC 65775

Apparent magnitude:

13,9 mag

Distance:

67.000.000 ly

Expansion:

66.300 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

3,203'

Field of view height:

3,199'

Image scaling:

0,049''/pixel

Apparent object width:

3,4'

Apparent object height:

0,8'

UGC 12914 / UGC 12915 - Taffy Galaxies

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Object information

Catalog designations:

UGC 12914 / UGC 12915, PGC 120, PGC 129

Apparent magnitude:

13,55 mag

Distance:

190.000.000 ly

Expansion:

127.000 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

14'

Field of view height:

10,5'

Image scaling:

0,35''/pixel

Apparent object width:

2,3'

Apparent object height:

2,3'

Notes:

The galaxy on the right is UGC 12914 (PGC 120), the one on the left is UGC 12915 (PGC 129).

UGC 3351 - Galaxie

Object information

Catalog designations:

UGC 03351, PGC 17776

Apparent magnitude:

16 mag

Distance:

194.000.000 ly

Expansion:

67.700 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

2,961'

Field of view height:

1,829'

Image scaling:

0,049''/pixel

Apparent object width:

1,2'

Apparent object height:

0,35'

UGC 3459 - Spiralgalaxie

Object information

Catalog designations:

UGC 03459, PGC 18964

Apparent magnitude:

17 mag

Distance:

125.000.000 ly

Expansion:

36.400 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

3,273'

Field of view height:

3,255'

Image scaling:

0,05''/pixel

Apparent object width:

1'

Apparent object height:

0,6'

UGC 3587 - Galaxie

ESA/Hubble & NASA
Acknowledgement: Judy Schmidt (Geckzilla), CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

UGC 03587, PGC 19813

Apparent magnitude:

14,3 mag

Distance:

56.000.000 ly

Expansion:

40.700 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

3,315'

Field of view height:

3,242'

Image scaling:

0,05''/pixel

Apparent object width:

2,5'

Apparent object height:

0,7'

UGC 3685 - Spiralgalaxie

Etienne, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

UGC 03685, PGC 20250

Apparent magnitude:

13,1 mag

Distance:

79.000.000 ly

Expansion:

41.000 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

43,553'

Field of view height:

32,665'

Image scaling:

1,347''/pixel

Apparent object width:

1,8'

Apparent object height:

1,7'

Notes:

The small galaxy diagonally to the upper left is UGC 3704.

UGC 3697 - Spiralgalaxie

Etienne, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

UGC 03697, PGC 20348

Apparent magnitude:

13,1 mag

Distance:

137.000.000 ly

Expansion:

127.500 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

47,165'

Field of view height:

35,396'

Image scaling:

1,345''/pixel

Apparent object width:

3,2'

Apparent object height:

0,3'

Notes:

On the left is the galaxy UGC 3697.

On the right is the galaxy cluster Abell 565.

UGC 3701 is still visible at the top.

UGC 4459 - Zwerggalaxie

Object information

Catalog designations:

UGC 04459, PGC 24050

Apparent magnitude:

14,7 mag

Distance:

11.000.000 ly

Expansion:

4.800 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

2,75'

Field of view height:

1,99'

Image scaling:

0,05''/pixel

Apparent object width:

1,5'

Apparent object height:

1,3'

UGC 477 - Galaxie

Object information

Catalog designations:

UGC 00477, PGC 2699

Apparent magnitude:

15,4 mag

Distance:

116.000.000 ly

Expansion:

101.000 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

3,331'

Field of view height:

3,248'

Image scaling:

0,051''/pixel

Apparent object width:

3'

Apparent object height:

0,5'

UGC 4879 - Zwerggalaxie

NASA & ESA, CC BY 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

UGC 04879, PGC 26142

Apparent magnitude:

13,2 mag

Distance:

4.000.000 ly

Expansion:

2.300 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

3,32'

Field of view height:

2,469'

Image scaling:

0,05''/pixel

Apparent object width:

2'

Apparent object height:

1,4'

UGC 5364 - Leo A

Mojmir Ganoczy, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Object information

Catalog designations:

UGC 05364, PGC 28868

Apparent magnitude:

12,59 mag

Distance:

2.250.000 ly

Expansion:

3.300 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

3,204'

Field of view height:

3,159'

Image scaling:

0,049''/pixel

Apparent object width:

5,1'

Apparent object height:

3,1'

UGC 5470 - Leo I

Object information

Catalog designations:

UGC 05470, PGC 29488

Apparent magnitude:

11,2 mag

Distance:

820.000 ly

Expansion:

2.300 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

93,067'

Field of view height:

60,121'

Image scaling:

1,396''/pixel

Apparent object width:

9,8'

Apparent object height:

7,4'

Notes:

The bright star below the galaxy is Regulus.

UGC 6138 - Spiralgalaxie

Object information

Catalog designations:

UGC 06138, PGC 33463

Apparent magnitude:

15,7 mag

Distance:

113.000.000 ly

Expansion:

41.400 ly

Image information

Field of view width:

3,262'

Field of view height:

3,213'

Image scaling:

0,05''/pixel

Apparent object width:

1,26'

Apparent object height:

0,76'

UGC 6697 - Galaxie