Kataloge
Sagitta / New General & Index Catalogue (NGC/IC)
Planetarische Nebel
Name | RA | Dec | Typ | bMag | vMag | Dim | MD | Dreyer Beschreibung | Identifikation, Anmerkungen |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
NGC 6879 | 20 10 26.6 | +16 55 25 | PN | 13.0 | 12.5 | 0.15 | 1.341 | planetary, stellar = 10m | PK 57-8.1; CS=15.0 |
NGC 6886 | 20 12 42.8 | +19 59 24 | PN | 12.2 | 11.4 | 0.17 | 2.209 | planetary, stellar = 10 m | PK 60-7.2; CS=15.7 |
IC 4997 | 20 20 08.8 | +16 43 56 | PN | 11.6 | 10.5 | 0.22 | 2.454 | Planetary, stellar | PK 58-10.1; CS=14.6 |
Kugelsternhaufen
Name | RA | Dec | Typ | vMag | Dim | MD | Dreyer Beschreibung | Identifikation, Anmerkungen |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
NGC 6838 | 19 53 46.1 | +18 46 44 | GCL (XI) | 8.4 | 7.2 | 4.000 | Cl, vL, vRi, pmC, st 11…16 | M 71; GCL 115 |
Legend
Name | NGC/IC Designation |
RA | Right Ascension (J2000.0) |
Dec | Declination (J2000.0) |
Type | Object type |
bMag | Photographic (blue) magnitude |
vMag | Visual magnitude |
B-V | Difference of visual and blue magnitude |
SB | Surface brightness (mag/arcmin2) |
Dim | Dimensions (arcmin) |
PA | Position Angle (°) |
z | Redshift (from NED or LEDA) |
D(z) | Distance derived from z in Mpc, using D(z) = cz/H0, with Hubble Parameter H0 = 71 (km/s)/Mpc |
MD | Metric distance: for galaxies with S = 1, 6, 7 or 8 in Mpc (from NED); for other types with S = 2, 3, 4, or 5 in kpc |
Dreyer Description | See below |
Identification, Remarks |
Dreyer Description
ab | about |
alm | almost |
am | among |
annul | annular or ring nebula |
att | attached |
b | brighter |
bet | between |
biN | binuclear |
bn | brightest to n side |
bs | brightest to s side |
bp | brightest to p side |
bf | brightest to f side |
B | bright |
c | considerably |
chev | chevelure |
co | coarse, coarsely |
com | cometic (cometary form) |
comp | companion |
conn | connected |
cont | in contact |
C | compressed |
Cl | cluster |
d | diameter |
def | defined |
dif | diffused |
diffic | difficult |
dist | distance, or distant |
D | double |
e | extremely, excessively |
ee | most extremely |
er | easily resolvable |
exc | excentric |
E | extended |
f | following (eastward) |
F | faint |
g | gradually |
glob. | globular |
gr | group |
i | irregular |
iF | irregular figure |
inv | involved, involving |
l | little (adv.); long (adj.) |
L | large |
m | much |
m | magnitude |
M | middle, or in the middle |
n | north |
neb | nebula |
nebs | nebulous |
neby | nebulosity |
nf | north following |
np | north preceding |
ns | north-south |
nr | near |
N | nucleus, or to a nucleus |
p | preceding (westward) |
pf | preceding-following |
p | pretty (adv., before F. B. L, S) |
pg | pretty gradually |
pm | pretty much |
ps | pretty suddenly |
plan | planetary nebula (same as PN) |
prob | probably |
P | poor (sparse) in stars |
PN | planetary nebula |
r | resolvable (mottled, not resolved) |
rr | partially resolved, some stars seen |
rrr | well resolved, clearly consisting of stars |
R | round |
RR | exactly round |
Ri | rich in stars |
s | suddenly (abruptly) |
s | south |
sf | south following |
sp | south preceding |
sc | scattered |
sev | several |
st | stars (pl.) |
st 9... | stars of 9th magnitude and fainter |
st 9..13 | stars of mag. 9 to 13 |
stell | stellar, pointlike |
susp | suspected |
S | small in angular size |
S* | small (faint) star |
trap | trapezium |
triangle | triangle, forms a triangle with |
triN | trinuclear |
v | very |
vv | _very_ |
var | variable |
* | a single star |
*10 | a star of 10th magnitude |
*7-8 | star of mag. 7 or 8 |
** | double star (same as D*) |
*** | triple star |
! | remarkable |
!! | very much so |
!!! | a magnificent or otherwise interesting object |