Sternbild Carina (Kiel des Schiffes)

Eigenschaften

Das Band der Milchstraße verläuft durch den östlichen Teil von Carina und so findet man mit einem Fernglas viele Sternwolken und -haufen. Die Sterne iota und epsilon Carinae bilden zusammen mit kappa und delta Velorum das Falsche Kreuz, das oft für das Kreuz des Südens weiter östlich gehalten wird. Im Gegensatz zum echten zeigt das Falsche Kreuz nicht in Richtung südlichen Himmelspol. Carina schließt am Himmel eine Fläche von 494 Quadratgrad ein. Das Zentrum kulminiert jeweils etwa am 30. Januar um Mitternacht. ^{[9, 15]}

Sterne mit Eigennamen:

α Car: Canopus, Suhel, Suhail
β Car: Miaplacidus
ε Car: Avior
ι Car: Turais, Tureis, Scutulum, Aspidiske

Daten für das Sternbild Carina ^[150]
IAU Name	Carina
IAU Genitiv	Carinae
IAU Kürzel	Car
Deutscher Name	Kiel des Schiffes
Saison (47° N)	Nicht sichtbar
Rektaszension	06^h 02^m 46^s … 11^h 20^m 37^s
Deklination	-75° 41' 02" … -50° 45' 16"
Fläche	494 deg²
Nachbarn (N↻)	Vel, Pup, Pic, Vol, Cha, Mus, Cen

Mythologie und Geschichte

Carina, der Schiffskiel, ist der südlichste Teil dessen, was früher einmal das prächtige, ausgedehnte Sternbild Argo Navis war, dem legendären Schiff von Jason und seinen Argonauten, die auszogen, das Goldene Vlies des Widders zu suchen. Mitte des 17. Jahrhundert wurde es aber vom französischen Astronomen Nicolas Louis de Lacaille in vier Teile auseinandergerissen - Carina, Puppis (Achterdeck), Pyxis (Schiffskompass) und Vela (Schiffssegel). Die hellsten Sterne der vier Teil-Sternbilder des Argo Navis besitzen immer noch eine durchgehende Bezeichnung mit griechischen Buchstaben, da Johann Bayer das Sternbild schon früher in seine Uranometria aufgenommen hatte. ^[7]

Ein interessantes Beispiel wo Sprache, Mythos und moderne Wissenschaft sich überschneiden: Himmelsnavigatoren der neusten Zeit verwenden Carinas hellsten Stern, Canopus, um ihre Raumsonden auf einem stabilen Kurs durch das Sonnensystem zu halten. Canopus eignet sich nicht nur wegen seiner Helligkeit (der zweithellste Fixstern) für diese Aufgabe, sondern er liegt auch nahezu auf der Normalen zur Ebene des Sonnensystems, d.h. nahe am südlichen Ekliptikpol. ^[87]

Kataloge

Yale Bright Star Catalogue, 5th Revised Ed. (Hoffleit+, 1991) ^[154]
HR	B	DM	HD	SAO	FK5	IR	M*	ADS	VarID	RA	Dec	vMag	spType	dMag	Sep ["]	Remarks
HR 2278		CP-52 902	44267	234430						06 17 51.7	-52 43 59	6.41	K2-3III
HR 2322		CP-52 913	45291	234475						06 23 37.7	-52 10 52	5.98	G8III
HR 2326	α	CP-52 914	45348	234480	245	I				06 23 57.1	-52 41 45	-0.72	F0II			G:Red star Pleiades group.,N:CANOPUS; Suhel; Suhail.,R:Diam. = 0.0061 - 0.0066".,S:Probable magnetic star.
HR 2341		CP-52 919	45509	234488						06 24 48.2	-52 48 23	6.51	K5-M0III
HR 2400		CD-51 1946	46569	234551						06 31 18.3	-51 49 34	5.60	F8V
HR 2416		CP-52 947	47001	234574						06 33 26.1	-52 19 44	6.19	G8III
HR 2435		CP-52 953	47306	234589	2508					06 34 58.6	-52 58 32	4.39	A0II
HR 2513		CP-52 996	49396	234693						06 45 26.1	-52 12 04	6.57	G6Iab
HR 2515		CP-52 998	49517	234699						06 45 53.7	-52 24 36	5.80	K3III
HR 2523		CD-51 2078	49689	234705						06 46 52.8	-51 15 57	5.40	K1II-III+G:p
HR 2524		CP-54 1115	49705	234704			W			06 46 41.5	-54 41 41	6.46	G6III	3.4	1.8
HR 2526		CP-55 1063	49877	234710	2524				3220	06 47 18.7	-55 32 24	5.61	K5III			VAR:7.1 - 7.28B.
HR 2554		CP-53 1168	50337	234737					V415 Car	06 49 51.3	-53 37 20	4.40	G6II			S:Secondary A0V and about 3 mag. fainter than primary.,SB:195.26d, K 24.9k/s, V0 +25.5k/s, asini 66.9.,VAR:From orbit based on IUE data, the star should be eclipsing with period 195.24d.
HR 2587		CP-53 1177	51043	234762						06 52 46.9	-54 05 24	6.57	G5Ib-II
HR 2592		CP-59 716	51210	234764						06 52 45.4	-59 20 28	6.41	A3m			SB:Small RV amp., nearly equal components.
HR 2634		CP-55 1116	52603	234826						06 58 39.6	-55 43 46	6.27	K2III
HR 2638		CP-56 1211	52622	234825						06 58 36.2	-56 23 41	6.45	F2II
HR 2652		CD-51 2224	53047	234854	2544				Var?	07 00 51.5	-51 24 09	5.14	M1III			VAR:Amp. 0.08V.
HR 2661		CP-58 820	53349	234863	2546				3349	07 01 05.1	-58 56 24	6.02	A8III			VAR:Amp. 0.53:V.
HR 2674		CP-58 826	53921	234890			W			07 03 15.6	-59 10 41	5.50	B9IV	0.8	1.6
HR 2683		CP-56 1232	54118	234902	272				V386 Car	07 04 18.3	-56 44 59	5.17	A0pSi			S:Magnetic field.,VAR:Amp. 0.026y, 3.275d.
HR 2698		CD-51 2306	54732	234940						07 07 13.3	-51 58 04	5.96	K0III
HR 2754		CP-62 789	56239	249774			W			07 12 02.0	-63 11 24	6.02	A0IV-V	0.4	0.4
HR 2767		CP-52 1123	56705	235040						07 15 21.0	-52 29 59	5.97	K1III
HR 2813		CP-52 1153	57852	235110			W	A		07 20 21.4	-52 18 42	6.05	F0-2IV-V	0.6	9.3	D:Binary with HR 2814.,DYN:0.027".
HR 2814		CP-52 1153	57853	235111			W	B		07 20 21.7	-52 18 35	6.60	G0V:e	0.6	9.3	D:Binary with HR 2813.,DYN:0.027".,S:Sharp central CaII H and K emission.
HR 2815		CD-51 2445	57917	235116						07 20 38.7	-52 05 10	5.39	B9II-III
HR 2862		CD-50 2761	59219	235192	2575					07 26 21.9	-51 01 06	5.10	K0III
HR 2884		CP-52 1198	60060	235239						07 29 59.6	-52 39 04	5.87	K0III
HR 2892		CP-54 1294	60228	235252	2586					07 30 30.9	-54 23 58	5.96	M1III
HR 2925		CD-51 2571	61031	235310						07 34 39.5	-51 28 29	6.28	A1III-IV
HR 2934		CP-52 1231	61248	235336	1198				3661	07 35 39.7	-52 32 02	4.94	K3III			VAR:Amp. 0.02V.
HR 2941		CP-55 1282	61394	235343						07 36 01.7	-55 53 15	6.39	K1-2IIICNII
HR 2971		CP-52 1242	61966	235391			W		V390 Car	07 39 00.4	-53 16 24	6.06	B9IV-Vp:Si:	7.8	15.	VAR:Amp. >0.004y, 0.030u, 1.040d.
HR 3006		CP-58 967	62758	235430	2600					07 42 10.2	-58 37 51	6.43	B2.5V
HR 3012		CP-57 1305	62897	235440						07 42 53.3	-58 13 48	6.21	K0III
HR 3031		CP-56 1420	63382	235490			W			07 45 35.6	-56 43 21	6.12	F0II	5.0	36.2
HR 3056		CP-56 1437	63926	235532			W			07 48 19.2	-56 28 16	6.33	K0III+A1V	2.2	1.1
HR 3062		CP-56 1442	64067	235539			W			07 49 06.7	-56 24 38	5.59	G5II	8.0	6.9
HR 3070		CP-59 908	64185	249975	1206		W			07 49 12.9	-60 17 01	5.78	F1V	6.9	23.3	D:Optical.
HR 3076		CP-59 910	64320	235553						07 49 54.8	-60 03 04	6.72	K0II
HR 3088		CP-54 1420	64722	235579					V372 Car	07 52 29.7	-54 22 02	5.70	B1.5IV			VAR:Beta C Amp. 0.027V, primary period 0.1160d with secondary either 0.1168 or 0.1323d.
HR 3100		CP-52 1333	65189	235612						07 55 00.5	-52 34 59	6.38	B8III
HR 3105		CP-56 1468	65273	235615						07 54 53.2	-57 18 11	5.63	K3-4III			G:Hyades group.
HR 3117	χ	CP-52 1343	65575	235635	303				Chi Car	07 56 46.7	-52 58 56	3.47	B3IVp			G:Sco-Cen assoc.,M:Soft X-ray source.,S:SiII strong for the spectral type.,VAR:Beta C, amp. 0.015V, 0.101d.
HR 3120		CP-60 935	65662	250019						07 56 18.6	-60 31 35	5.74	K3III			G:NGC 2516 #119; Pleiades group.
HR 3126		CP-58 1028	65750	235638					V341 Car	07 56 50.7	-59 07 35	6.25	M0III e			C:Strong IR excess probably due to carbon-rich material.,G:In reflection neb. IC 2220; in region of open cluster NGC 2516.,S:Emission feature at 10 and 20 micrometers attributed to silicate grains in circumstellar shell.,VAR:L 6.2 - 7.10V. IR observations of red giant in reflection nebula suggest star is losing mass and becoming a planetary,VAR:nebula. Circumstellar reflection nebula probably related to a hotter companion.
HR 3133		CD-51 2784	65867	235646					3841	07 58 21.4	-51 26 55	6.44	A8-9IV			S:Also classified F + K.,VAR:E?, 5.2 - 7.2p.
HR 3138		CP-59 944	65907	250035		I	W			07 57 46.9	-60 18 12	5.60	G0V	4.3	60.	G:NGC 2516 #124.
HR 3139		CP-62 925	65908	250030						07 57 12.5	-63 17 49	6.14	B8V			S:SrCr star.
HR 3147		CP-60 1006	66194	250055					V374 Car	07 58 50.5	-60 49 28	5.81	B2IVpne v			G:In cluster NGC 2516 #134.,VAR:Gamma Cas 5.72 - 5.84V, period a few days. H alpha variable.
HR 3152		CP-59 954	66341	250064						07 59 40.2	-60 12 27	6.33	B5III			G:NGC 2516 #136.
HR 3153		CP-60 1018	66342	250063						07 59 37.6	-60 35 13	5.17	M1.5IIa			G:NGC 2516 #110; Pleiades group.
HR 3156		CP-53 1505	66441	235680	2622					08 00 49.9	-54 09 05	5.87	B5Vn
HR 3157		CP-54 1470	66546	235686			W		3871	08 01 22.9	-54 30 54	6.10	B2IV-V	2.0	40.2	D:Companion B9IIIp.,SB:Comp. A of visual double.,VAR:Amp. 0.15V.
HR 3159		CP-63 866	66591	250069	2624					08 00 20.0	-63 34 03	4.82	B3V			G:Sco-Cen assoc.
HR 3161		CP-55 1419	66607	235690						08 01 31.5	-55 27 18	6.28	B4V
HR 3180		CP-52 1376	67364	235735						08 05 04.0	-53 06 29	5.53	K3-4III
HR 3186		CP-62 953	67536	250101			W		V375 Car	08 04 42.9	-62 50 10	6.30	B2.5Vn e	1.3	87.1	D:Companion K0.,G:Sco-Cen assoc.,S:H alpha emission.,VAR:Beta C, amp. 0.04V, 0.264 or 0.359d?
HR 3217		CP-63 896	68423	250127						08 08 24.5	-63 48 04	6.28	B6Ve			G:Sco-Cen assoc.
HR 3218		CP-55 1467	68434	235784	2638					08 09 33.6	-56 05 08	5.66	A3m
HR 3220		CP-60 1074	68456	250131	2636					08 09 00.7	-61 18 09	4.76	F5V
HR 3260		CP-62 985	69863	250164			W			08 15 15.9	-62 54 57	5.16	A2V	2.6	3.9	D:CPM, A2IV, F2V.,DYN:0.004".
HR 3274		CP-58 1095	70267	235872			W			08 17 55.8	-59 10 01	6.42	F5V	3.3	43.8
HR 3293		CP-57 1490	70839	235917					Var?	08 21 12.0	-57 58 23	5.97	B1.5III			G:Sco-Cen assoc.; doubtful member of Sco-Cen cluster.
HR 3298		CP-63 940	70982	250202						08 21 07.7	-64 06 22	6.12	G6-8III
HR 3307	ε	CP-59 1032	71129	235932	315				4058	08 22 30.8	-59 30 35	1.86	K3III+B2:V			N:Avior.,S:Also classified K0II + B2.,VAR:E? 1.82 - 1.94V, 3.57 - 3.83p, 785:d.
HR 3349		CP-54 1647	71919	236001			W			08 27 27.4	-55 00 42	6.53	A0V	0.0	0.2
HR 3368		CP-54 1667	72322	236032			W			08 29 36.3	-55 11 28	6.36	G0V	5.9	2.4
HR 3414		CP-57 1591	73389	236106						08 35 19.6	-58 00 33	4.86	K0III
HR 3415		CP-57 1590	73390	236105						08 35 15.4	-58 13 30	5.26	B3V+B3Vn			G:Sco-Cen assoc.
HR 3432		CP-62 1058	73887	250288	2679		W			08 37 18.8	-62 51 13	5.47	K0III	5.6	7.6
HR 3443		CP-59 1075	74148	250291			W			08 39 13.2	-60 19 02	6.36	A0V	0.6	1.2
HR 3455		CP-57 1644	74341	236179			W			08 40 43.6	-57 32 43	6.34	A3V	1.9	3.8
HR 3457		CP-59 1080	74375	236181	2685		W		V343 Car	08 40 37.0	-59 45 40	4.33	B1.5III	8.9	15.7	SB:133.92d.,VAR:Beta C 4.3 - 4.33V, amp. 0.04B.
HR 3471		CP-55 1688	74622	236206						08 42 20.9	-55 46 27	6.29	K2III
HR 3489		CP-58 1202	75086	236241			W	A		08 45 05.3	-58 43 30	6.21	B7III	0.1	4.1	D:Components B8III and B7IV. Component B, RV +24k/s.
HR 3498		CP-56 1865	75311	236268	2695				V344 Car	08 46 42.5	-56 46 11	4.49	B3Vne v			G:Sco-Cen assoc.,VAR:Gamma Cas 4.4 - 4.50V. Variable H alpha.
HR 3536		CP-57 1759	76113	236339						08 51 36.6	-57 38 01	5.59	B8III
HR 3549		CP-56 1918	76346	236368						08 53 03.8	-56 38 58	6.03	A0V
HR 3560		CP-59 1174	76538	250369						08 53 48.7	-60 21 15	5.78	B5III
HR 3568		CP-57 1790	76640	236402						08 54 54.0	-58 14 24	6.38	B5V
HR 3571		CP-60 1243	76728	250374	336		W			08 55 02.8	-60 38 41	3.84	B8-9II	8.8	21.1	G:Member of the local association (Pleiades group).
HR 3582		CP-58 1301	77002	236436	1233		W	A	V376 Car	08 56 58.4	-59 13 46	4.92	B2IV-V	1.9	40.2	D:Fixed. B is B9.5V. vsini both components 0k/s.,G:Sco-Cen assoc.; member of Pleiades group.,VAR:Beta C 4.91 - 4.96V, amp. 0.015b, 0.0208d.
HR 3598		CP-58 1327	77370	236475			W			08 59 24.1	-59 05 01	5.16	F3V	6.8	26.2	D:Optical.,G:Hyades group.
HR 3604		CP-60 1283	77615	250417						09 00 45.7	-60 57 50	5.79	G8II
HR 3622		CP-57 1859	78293	236578			W			09 04 48.0	-57 51 09	6.44	A8III	3.6	3.3	D:Binary.
HR 3632		CP-63 1093	78632	250441						09 06 07.6	-64 29 59	6.37	K3III
HR 3642		CP-70 861	78764	256583					V345 Car	09 05 38.3	-70 32 20	4.71	B2IVe			S:Shell star.,VAR:Gamma Cas 4.67 - 4.78V.
HR 3643		CP-72 779	78791	256582	2720					09 05 08.8	-72 36 10	4.48	F9II
HR 3659		CP-58 1419	79351	236693					V357 Car	09 10 58.0	-58 58 01	3.44	B2IV-V e			G:Sco-Cen cluster; member of Pleiades group.,N:a Car.,S:H alpha emission.,SB:6.7447d, K 21.5k/s, V0 +23.3k/s, asini 1.96. Equal components.,VAR:E 3.41 - 3.44V, 3.20 - 3.56p, 0.05R, 6.751154d.
HR 3663		CP-61 1201	79447	250471						09 11 16.6	-62 19 02	3.97	B3III v			G:Sco-Cen assoc.; probable member of Sco-Cen cluster. See HR 2702.,VAR:Helium var.?
HR 3673		CP-58 1432	79698	236723						09 12 55.6	-59 24 52	5.54	G6II
HR 3685	β	CP-69 1023	80007	250495	348					09 13 12.0	-69 43 02	1.68	A2IV v			N:Miaplacidus.,R:Diam. = 0.00151 - 0.00159".,VAR:Balmer lines show quasi periodic var. in cycles of about 35 min.
HR 3691		CP-57 1949	80094	236772					Var?	09 15 17.5	-58 23 19	6.02	B7IV			G:Sco-Cen assoc.,VAR:Amp. 0.04b.
HR 3693		CP-57 1951	80126	236777						09 15 35.0	-57 34 41	6.32	G8II
HR 3696		CP-57 1961	80230	236787					4440	09 16 12.2	-57 32 29	4.34	M1III
HR 3699	ι	CP-58 1465	80404	236808	351				4444	09 17 05.4	-59 16 31	2.25	A8Ib			N:Turais; Tureis; Scutulum; Aspidiske.,VAR:2.2 - 2.5:v.
HR 3712		CP-68 918	80671	250526			W			09 17 17.2	-68 41 22	5.39	F4V	0.0	0.1	D:AB 6.1 F4V, 6.1, 3.2y, a = 0.124".
HR 3713		CP-66 1002	80710	250529						09 17 51.7	-67 03 03	6.11	K2III
HR 3720		CP-74 579	80951	256599			W			09 17 25.4	-74 53 40	5.29	A1V	0.5	0.2	D:AB binary. C, 10.0v at 7", CPM?
HR 3721		CP-74 580	80950	256600						09 17 27.4	-74 44 05	5.86	A0V
HR 3728		CP-61 1242	81101	250544	2745					09 20 56.8	-62 24 17	4.81	G6III
HR 3740		CP-59 1374	81502	250561						09 23 27.4	-60 18 09	6.30	K1-2II-III
HR 3742		CP-61 1265	81613	250563						09 24 05.7	-61 38 56	5.99	K0III
HR 3752		CP-61 1271	81830	250575			W			09 25 27.1	-61 57 01	5.77	A4V	4.5	8.7	D:CPM.,G:Hyades group.
HR 3761		CP-64 1037	82068	250583						09 26 44.2	-64 55 47	6.05	A3Vn
HR 3776		CP-61 1277	82347	250590						09 28 47.0	-62 16 23	5.92	K1III
HR 3777		CP-71 833	82350	256623						09 27 06.4	-71 36 08	5.47	K2III			G:Hyades group.
HR 3783		CP-66 1018	82406	250591	2754					09 28 30.6	-66 42 07	5.91	A0V
HR 3793		CP-57 2090	82536	237056			W		4516	09 30 23.4	-58 21 42	5.88	M2III	7.7	2.3	C:V magnitudes scatter from 5.70 to 5.94.
HR 3813		CP-66 1025	82858	250611						09 31 32.9	-66 43 10	6.27	K1III
HR 3816		CP-62 1253	82901	250614		I	W		R Car	09 32 14.6	-62 47 20	6.10	M6-7IIIep v	7.3	2.1	S:Also classified M4e-M8e.,VAR:Component A of visual double. M 3.9 - 10.1v, 308.71d.
HR 3821		CP-72 835	83095	256634	362					09 31 36.3	-73 04 51	5.47	K4III
HR 3825		CP-58 1576	83183	237117						09 34 26.7	-59 13 46	4.08	B5II			G:Member of Pleiades group.
HR 3841		CP-64 1049	83523	250636						09 36 05.1	-64 57 02	6.56	A2V
HR 3856		CP-60 1477	83944	250653					4577	09 39 21.0	-61 19 41	4.52	B9IV-V			G:Pleiades group; Sco-Cen assoc.,VAR:4.4 - 4.44B.
HR 3863		CP-57 2228	84121	237221			W			09 40 42.5	-57 59 01	5.32	A3IV	0.2	0.2	D:6.0 A2, 6.1, 10.72y, a = 0.142". Combined mag., colors.,DYN:0.019".,SB:Primary of visual double.
HR 3864		CP-56 2435	84152	237224						09 41 02.2	-57 15 35	5.80	K0-1III
HR 3883		CP-56 2499	84809	237314					4623	09 45 40.5	-57 11 08	6.46	B8III-IV			VAR:6.5 - 6.59V.
HR 3884		CP-61 1333	84810	250683	1254				l Car	09 45 14.8	-62 30 28	3.69	G5Iab-Ib v			RV:35.5374d.,S:Possible circumstellar shell. Also classified F6Ib-K0Ib.,VAR:CDelta 3.28 - 4.18V, 35.53584d. Period varies.
HR 3887		CP-58 1640	84850	237321						09 45 55.4	-58 47 39	6.22	F5IV
HR 3890	υ	CP-64 1084	85123	250695			W	A		09 47 06.1	-65 04 19	3.01	A6Ib	3.0	5.0	D:CPM with HR 3891. Mag. and colors for combined light, 2.96V, +0.27(B-V), +0.12(U-B), +0.29(R-I).,RV:Probably blended with HR 3891.
HR 3891	υ	CP-64 1084	85124	250696			W	B		09 47 06.7	-65 04 21	6.26	B7III	3.0	5.0	D:See HR 3890.,DYN:0.003".,RV:Probably blended with HR 3890.
HR 3913		CP-58 1673	85655	237418	2789					09 51 12.1	-59 25 33	5.79	K2IVCNIV-Vp
HR 3914		CP-62 1335	85656	250721						09 50 55.7	-62 44 43	5.57	K1IIICNII
HR 3944		CP-70 953	86606	256672	2799					09 56 09.7	-71 23 22	6.35	B9Ib
HR 3948		CP-63 1233	86634	250760	2801					09 57 15.2	-64 29 22	6.58	K0-1III
HR 3949		CP-68 1011	86659	250761						09 56 59.7	-69 06 07	6.20	B3V			G:Sco-Cen assoc.? Probable member of Sco-Cen cluster.
HR 3957		CP-56 2770	87238	237621						10 01 58.0	-57 20 59	6.20	K1II
HR 3960		CP-59 1695	87283	250782						10 02 00.0	-60 25 15	5.94	A9IV			G:In cluster NGC 3114 #48.,S:Also classified F0II, F2II, F2III-IV.
HR 3966		CP-59 1752	87436	237640						10 02 59.9	-60 10 43	6.19	A6II-III			G:NGC 3114 #125.
HR 3967		CP-61 1431	87438	250789					4720	10 02 49.4	-62 09 23	6.42	K3Ib
HR 3971		CP-61 1441	87543	250795			W			10 03 34.3	-61 53 02	6.14	B7IVne	1.5	1.2	RV:Probably corresponds to circumstellar shell.,S:Shell star.
HR 3995		CP-65 1248	88323	250836			W			10 08 42.6	-65 48 55	5.28	K0III	4.2	63.3
HR 3999		CP-60 1701	88366	250840					S Car	10 09 21.9	-61 32 57	5.60	M2-3IIIe			S:Also classified K5e-M6e.,VAR:M 4.5 - 9.9v, 149.49d.
HR 4002		CP-68 1034	88473	250844			W			10 09 30.5	-68 41 00	5.81	A0IV	0.1	0.8
HR 4007		CP-58 1979	88647	237773					V368 Car	10 11 35.2	-58 49 41	6.40	M3III			VAR:Lb? 6.1 - 6.40v.
HR 4009		CP-57 2781	88661	237776	2819				QY Car	10 11 46.5	-58 03 38	5.72	B2IVpne v			M:Suspected hard X-ray source.,S:Strong variations in H alpha line widths.,VAR:Gamma Cas 5.63 - 5.83V.
HR 4018		CP-59 1974	88825	237799						10 13 01.3	-59 55 05	6.10	B4Ve			S:H beta weak emission.
HR 4022		CP-61 1517	88907	250875	2822					10 13 21.2	-61 39 32	6.41	B2V			G:Sco-Cen assoc.; doubtful member of the Sco-Cen cluster. On the basis of RV and proper motion HR 4022 and several fainter,G:stars are possibly associated with l Car.
HR 4025		CP-65 1273	88981	250880						10 13 30.6	-66 22 23	5.16	Am			S:K/H/m indicate A5/A7/F0II-III, respectively.
HR 4037	ω	CP-69 1178	89080	250885	385					10 13 44.2	-70 02 17	3.32	B8III t			G:Sco-Cen assoc.,S:Shell star. Variable H alpha.
HR 4043		CP-59 2008	89263	237853			W			10 16 03.1	-59 54 12	6.22	A5V	0.1	0.4	D:6.9 A5V, 7.0 A5V, 124.0y, a = 0.435". Combined mag., color.
HR 4050		CP-60 1817	89388	250905	1264		W		V337 Car	10 17 05.0	-61 19 56	3.40	K3IIa	9.2	16.4	VAR:Lc? 3.36 - 3.44V.
HR 4065		CP-64 1248	89715	250917			W			10 19 04.8	-64 40 35	5.67	A1V	0.1	2.4	D:CPM? Combined mag., colors. Components A1V and A1Vn.,RV:Component B, +19k/s.
HR 4089		CP-66 1243	90264	250940	2834					10 22 58.1	-66 54 06	4.99	B8V v			S:Helium-weak star.,SB:0.9445d, 1.0565d or 17.7d.,VAR:Possible He var.
HR 4091		CP-57 3127	90289	238021					4846	10 23 50.9	-57 57 14	6.35	K4III
HR 4095		CP-57 3164	90454	238046						10 24 59.4	-58 34 35	5.95	F2III
HR 4102		CP-73 733	90589	256710	391				4856	10 24 23.7	-74 01 54	4.00	F2IV
HR 4105		CP-73 735	90630	256711						10 24 44.3	-73 58 18	6.19	A2-3V
HR 4110		CP-57 3256	90772	238077					V399 Car	10 27 24.4	-57 38 20	4.66	A9Ia			G:Cluster IC 2581 #1; Car OB1.,S:Variously classified A5Ia through F0Ia and F7Ia-O.,VAR:Amp. 0.07B, 0.06(B-V), 0.14(U-V), 58.82d.
HR 4114		CP-58 2227	90853	238085	393				4869	10 27 52.7	-58 44 22	3.82	F2II			VAR:3.79 - 3.83V.
HR 4115		CP-65 1354	90874	250966						10 27 25.3	-65 42 17	6.01	A2V
HR 4120		CP-63 1440	91056	250979						10 28 52.6	-64 10 20	5.29	M0III			S:Also classified K3Ib.
HR 4128		CP-60 1945	91270	250992			W			10 30 39.2	-61 21 22	6.43	M2IIIe	1.2	82.6	D:B = CPD-60d1944 = HD 91269, 7.54V, -0.08(B-V), -0.57(U-B), B5Vne, shell star.,N:In the HD the magnitudes for HD 91269, 91270 had been interchanged, leading to much subsequent confusion between the red,N:and blue components.
HR 4129		CP-66 1291	91272	250989					4881	10 30 08.7	-66 59 06	6.19	B4IV
HR 4138		CP-71 1034	91375	256722	2842					10 30 20.1	-71 59 35	4.74	A1V			S:Also classified Am, A2m, A2III.
HR 4140		CP-61 1704	91465	251006	397				PP Car	10 32 01.4	-61 41 07	3.32	B4Vne v			S:Shell star. Variable Balmer line profiles. Indications that stellar wind is stronger than in most early-type Be stars.,VAR:Gamma Cas 3.27 - 3.37V.
HR 4142		CP-72 981	91496	256723			W		4886	10 31 02.0	-73 13 18	4.93	K4-5III	7.6	32.0	S:Also classified K4Ib and M1III.
HR 4144		CP-58 2285	91533	238168						10 32 47.6	-58 40 01	6.00	A2Iab			G:Sco-Cen assoc.; in reflection nebula Car R1, probably connected with Carina nebula NGC 3372; Car OB1.
HR 4147		CP-57 3431	91619	238182					V369 Car	10 33 25.3	-58 11 25	6.14	B7Iae v			G:Car OB1.,S:H alpha emission variable.,VAR:Alpha Cyg, amp. 0.1v, 0.05y, cycles 15 - 20d? Irregular var. in H alpha emission profiles indicating chromospheric,VAR:activity.
HR 4151		CP-60 1983	91767	251014					4898	10 34 12.9	-60 59 16	6.23	K2-3III			VAR:Amp. 0.08(B-V).
HR 4159		CP-56 3544	91942	238222					4904	10 35 35.3	-57 33 28	4.45	K3-4II
HR 4164		CP-58 2371	92063	238242					4909	10 36 20.3	-59 33 53	5.08	K1III
HR 4169		CP-58 2411	92207	238271					V370 Car	10 37 26.8	-58 44 00	5.45	A0Iae v			G:Car OB1; member NGC 3324, a very young open cluster; Sco-Cen assoc.,M:Possible abs. mag. = -8.0V.,S:Shell star. H alpha emission.,VAR:Alpha Cyg 5.45 - 5.52V, amp. 0.035y.
HR 4173		CP-56 3588	92287	238278						10 38 02.5	-57 15 23	5.91	B3IV			G:Sco-Cen assoc.
HR 4177		CP-58 2460	92397	238295			W		4922	10 38 45.1	-59 10 59	4.66	K4-5III:	3.4	14.6	D:Fixed. Combined mag., colors. Companion A5V.,S:Also classified K1II, K4Ib-II, K5Ib.
HR 4179		CP-58 2474	92436	238304			W			10 38 59.4	-58 49 01	5.92	M1III	2.7	23.5	D:Optical.
HR 4185		CP-64 1403	92664	251059					V364 Car	10 40 11.3	-65 06 02	5.52	B9pSi			D:Lambda 4200 star.,G:IC 2602 #27.,VAR:Alpha CV 5.48 - 5.52V, 1.6731d. Magnetic field varies with same period. Relative to HR 4205, delta u = 0.102,,VAR:delta y = 0.046.
HR 4186		CP-73 758	92682	256742						10 39 16.6	-74 29 37	6.07	K3II
HR 4188		CP-59 2450	92740	238353					4939	10 41 17.6	-59 40 37	6.42	WN7-A			G:HII region.,M:One of only four WR stars bright enough to have been observed spectroscopically in UV by COPERNICUS.,S:Here A means narrow lines, not an A-type spectrum.,SB:10.04d, K 140k/s, V0 +75k/s, asini 19.3 (period questioned). Alternate orbits 80.35d, K 77k/s, V0 -28k/s;,SB:80.35d, K 70k/s, V0 var.
HR 4196		CP-63 1589	92938	251078						10 42 14.0	-64 27 59	4.82	B4V			G:IC 2602 #33.
HR 4198		CP-58 2581	92964	238379					4948	10 42 40.6	-59 12 57	5.38	B2.5Iae v			G:Car OB1; in cluster CR 228; nebulosity.,S:H alpha varies.
HR 4199	θ	CP-63 1599	93030	251083	406	I				10 42 57.4	-64 23 40	2.76	B0Vp v			C:Color excess E(B-V) = +0.06.,G:In cluster IC 2602 #37.,S:Lyman beta observed from COPERNICUS. Nitrogen enhanced. Moderately He-rich.,VAR:Spectrum var., 1.7788d. Discussion of earlier suspected period of 0.7045d given by Walborn (1979, PASP, 91, 442).,VAR:vsini 202k/s. High speed mass ejection.
HR 4200		CP-59 2532	93070	251090					4951	10 43 32.1	-60 34 00	4.57	K4III			S:Also classified K3Ib.
HR 4204		CP-63 1619	93163	251095					Var?	10 43 51.2	-64 14 56	5.77	B2.5V			G:IC 2602 #40, nonmember.,VAR:Amp. 0.028y, 0.038u, possibly eclipsing. Intervals between minima about 3d.
HR 4205		CP-63 1623	93194	251096						10 44 06.9	-63 57 40	4.82	B5Vn			G:IC 2602 #41; Sco-Cen assoc?,M:Old disk population runaway star.
HR 4210	η	CP-59 2620	93308	238429		I	W		Eta Car	10 45 03.6	-59 41 03	6.21	pec	0.1	0.2	C:Infrared color excess.,G:HII region R51; may be member of cluster TR 16.,VAR:Comp. A of double. SN? S Dor type, -0.8 - 7.9v. Abs. mag. -14 in 1843. Massive star surrounded by expanding gas and,VAR:dust shell; soft X-ray source.
HR 4211		CP-70 1183	93344	256750			W	A		10 44 19.4	-70 51 36	6.26	A5IV-V	0.2	63.0	D:CPM with HR 4212.
HR 4212		CP-70 1185	93359	256751			W	B		10 44 32.1	-70 51 18	6.46	A6IV	0.2	63.0	D:CPM with HR 4211.
HR 4213		CP-71 1118	93372	256752						10 44 26.5	-72 26 38	6.27	F6V
HR 4217		CP-59 2671	93502	251113			W			10 46 16.8	-60 36 12	6.25	A0IV	7.8	4.2	SB:Comp. A of visual double. Equal components.
HR 4219		CP-63 1646	93540	251115						10 46 16.5	-64 30 54	5.34	B6V e			G:IC 2602 #48.,S:Possible H alpha emission.
HR 4220		CP-63 1649	93549	251117			W			10 46 29.7	-64 15 48	5.23	B7IV	0.1	0.1	G:IC 2602 #49.
HR 4222		CP-63 1655	93607	251120						10 46 51.2	-64 23 00	4.85	B3IV			G:IC 2602 #51; member of the local association (Pleiades group); Sco-Cen assoc.
HR 4226		CP-56 3821	93662	238480					4975	10 47 38.7	-57 28 04	6.36	M1II			VAR:Amp. 0.09 in (B-V).
HR 4228		CP-59 2720	93737	238493	2862					10 48 05.4	-59 55 09	6.00	A0Ia-Iab			G:Car OB1.
HR 4239		CP-58 2755	93943	238514			W			10 49 24.1	-59 19 25	5.91	B9.5IV-V	1.2	1.1
HR 4250		CP-56 3947	94367	238557	2868					10 52 30.9	-57 14 26	5.25	B9Ia e			S:H alpha emission.
HR 4257		CP-58 2834	94510	238574			W		5011	10 53 29.6	-58 51 12	3.78	K1III	2.7	153.9	VAR:3.76 - 3.80V.
HR 4262		CP-70 1246	94650	256770			W			10 53 42.0	-70 43 13	5.99	B6V e	0.6	1.5	S:H alpha emission.
HR 4266		CP-61 1960	94683	251173			W			10 54 29.6	-61 49 36	5.93	K4III	5.0	7.1
HR 4271		CP-59 2840	94776	251178					T Car	10 55 17.2	-60 31 01	5.92	K0III			VAR:Cst? 7.00B.
HR 4276		CP-59 2888	95109	238635					U Car	10 57 48.4	-59 43 55	6.11	G3Ia			VAR:CDelta 5.72 - 7.02V, 38.7681d since 1939. Period varies, earlier 38.753d.
HR 4279		CP-74 755	95208	256775	2875					10 57 15.7	-75 05 59	6.13	K1II
HR 4290		CP-60 2433	95324	251205			W			10 59 14.0	-61 19 13	6.16	B8IV	3.5	4.1
HR 4323		CP-58 3112	96544	238779			W		5091	11 06 29.3	-58 40 31	6.02	K2II-III	5.9	12.	VAR:7.2 - 7.37B.
HR 4325		CP-61 2067	96566	251269						11 06 32.4	-62 25 27	4.61	G8III
HR 4326		CP-64 1630	96568	251267						11 06 24.2	-64 50 23	6.41	A3V
HR 4329		CP-70 1305	96706	256800	1288		W		Var	11 06 49.9	-70 52 41	5.57	B2V	8.2	15.	G:Sco-Cen assoc.,VAR:Amp. 0.02b.
HR 4337		CP-58 3189	96918	238813	1289	I			V382 Car	11 08 35.4	-58 58 30	3.91	G40-Ia v			G:Car OB2; NGC 3532.,S:Also classified F8Ia-G2Ia.,VAR:Delta Cep? 3.84 - 4.02V.
HR 4338		CP-61 2075	96919	251286	2891				V371 Car	11 08 34.0	-61 56 50	5.13	B9Ia t			S:H alpha emission variable.,VAR:Alpha Cyg 5.12 - 5.19V, amp. 0.055y, 15 - 20d cycles. Also var. H alpha profiles indicating chromospheric activity.
HR 4342		CP-57 4387	97271	238839						11 10 54.7	-58 27 19	6.88	B7III
HR 4349		CP-70 1336	97472	256808						11 11 29.5	-71 26 11	6.35	K2-3III
HR 4352		CP-59 3190	97534	251316			W		5137	11 12 36.0	-60 19 03	4.60	A6Iae	6.8	21.7	D:Fixed sep.,G:Car OB2; probable member of NGC 3572a.,S:Also classified F0Ia.,VAR:Component A of double; Cep?, 4.58 - 4.62V.
HR 4355		CP-63 1860	97583	251320	2893		W			11 12 45.2	-64 10 11	5.23	B8V	6.7	19.1	D:Companion A0, optical.
HR 4361		CP-58 3315	97670	238877					Var	11 13 30.8	-59 37 10	5.74	B1.5V			G:Member of the local association (Pleiades group).,VAR:Amp. 0.03b, 0.58:d.
HR 4379		CP-67 1703	98292	251341	2903		W		5163	11 17 19.0	-67 49 25	6.06	M2III	7.5	34.7	VAR:6.0 - 6.6V.
HR 4384		CP-63 1881	98560	251357						11 19 16.5	-64 34 57	5.99	F6IV

Revised+Historic NGC/IC, Version 22/9, © Dr. Wolfgang Steinicke ^[277]
Planetarische Nebel
Name	RA	Dec	Typ	bMag	vMag	Dim	Dreyer Beschreibung	Identifikation, Anmerkungen
NGC 2867	09 21 25.4	-58 18 40	PN	9.7	9.7	0.4	!! planetary = * 8, vS, R, * 15, 59° 13"	PK 278-5.1, ESO 126-PN8, CS=13.6
NGC 3211	10 17 50.4	-62 40 12	PN	11.8	10.7	0.32	planetary = * 10, R, am 150 st	PK 286-4.1, ESO 127-PN15, AM 1016-622
IC 2448	09 07 06.5	-69 56 29	PN	11.5	10.4	0.45	Planetary, stell	PK 285-14.1, ESO 61-PN1, AM 0906-694, CS=14.0
IC 2501	09 38 47.3	-60 05 29	PN	11.3	10.4	0.03	Planetary, stell	PK 281-5.1, ESO 126-PN26, CS=14.0
IC 2553	10 09 20.9	-62 36 47	PN	13.0	10.3	0.15	Planetary, stellar	PK 285-5.1, ESO 127-PN10, CS=12.9
IC 2621	11 00 20.2	-65 14 56	PN	11.3	11.2	0.08	Planetary, stell, 10.5 mag	PK 291-4.1, ESO 93-PN4, CS=13.6
Galaktische Nebel
Name	RA	Dec	Typ	bMag	vMag	Dim	Dreyer Beschreibung	Identifikation, Anmerkungen
NGC 3199	10 17 24.0	-57 55 18	EN			20 × 15	! vB, vL, falcate, D * inv	ESO 127-EN14
NGC 3324	10 37 19.3	-58 38 03	EN			16 × 14	pB, vvL, iF, D * inv	ESO 128-EN6
NGC 3372	10 45 06.0	-59 52 00	EN	3.0		120 × 120	! Great neb, η Argûs	ESO 128-EN13, Eta Car nebula
NGC 3503	11 01 17.2	-59 50 50	EN+OCL			3 × 3	3 S st 10 m in vF neb	OCL 833, ESO 128-EN28, AM 1059-593
NGC 3576	11 11 32.7	-61 21 44	EN			3 × 3	F, lE, 1st of 6	ESO 129-EN5, with N 3579
NGC 3579	11 11 59.6	-61 14 35	EN			20 × 15	F, lE, sbM, 2nd of 6	ESO 129-EN8, with N 3576
NGC 3581	11 12 01.9	-61 18 06	EN				* 12 with fan-shaped neb att, 3rd of 6	ESO 129-EN9, AM 1109-610
NGC 3582	11 12 11.9	-61 16 24	EN				B, bM*, 4th of 6	ESO 129-EN10
NGC 3584	11 12 19.8	-61 13 42	EN				F, L, E 0°, bM, 5th of 6	ESO 129-EN12
NGC 3586	11 12 29.9	-61 21 08	EN				eF, S, E 160° ±, 6th of 6	ESO 129-EN13
IC 2220	07 56 51.3	-59 07 31	EN+*			5 × 5	!! L, E, spiral, * inv.	ESO 124-RN?3, AM 0755-585, Butterfly/Toby Jug nebula
IC 2599	10 37 27.0	-58 44 00	EN				* 8.5 in neb, 3324 f 6s, 6' s	part of NGC 3224
Offene Sternhaufen
Name	RA	Dec	Typ	bMag	vMag	Dim	Dreyer Beschreibung	Identifikation, Anmerkungen
NGC 2516	07 58 04.0	-60 45 12	I3r	3.8	3.8	22	Cl, vB, vL, pRi, st 7…13	OCL 776, ESO 124-SC6
NGC 2609	08 29 30.0	-61 06 36	OCL			6	Cl, pS, lRi, lC	ESO 124-SC17
NGC 3036	09 49 15.9	-62 40 32	OCL				Cl, cL, lC	ESO 126-SC27
NGC 3114	10 02 36.0	-60 06 00	II3r		4.2	35	Cl, eL, lC, B, st 9…14	OCL 802, ESO 127-SC2
NGC 3247	10 24 12.0	-57 45 48	II2p	8.0	7.6	5	st inv in neb	OCL 809, ESO 127-SC19, Westerlund 2, in EN
NGC 3255	10 26 31.3	-60 40 42	I3m		11.0	2	Cl, pS, vC, st 15	OCL 817, ESO 127-SC20
NGC 3293	10 35 51.0	-58 13 48	I3r		4.7	5	Cl, B, Ri, pL	OCL 816, ESO 128-SC5, Gem cluster
NGC 3496	10 59 36.0	-60 20 12	III1m		8.2	7	Cl, pL, pRi, lC, st 13	OCL 836, ESO 128-SC26
NGC 3519	11 04 02.7	-61 22 05	III2p		7.7	8	Cl, pRi, pC	OCL 844, ESO 128-SC30
NGC 3532	11 05 40.0	-58 44 00	II1m	3.2	3.0	50	!!, Cl, eL, R, lC, st 8…12	OCL 839, ESO 128-SC31
NGC 3572	11 10 26.6	-60 14 38	I2m		6.6	7	Cl, pRi, lC	OCL 846, ESO 129-SC1
NGC 3590	11 12 58.9	-60 47 20	II1p		8.2	2	Cl, pRi, C, E	OCL 852, ESO 129-SC14
NGC 3603	11 15 06.6	-61 15 40	I1pn		9.1	4	globular and neb, st 15…18	OCL 854, ESO 129-SC16
IC 2581	10 27 26.1	-57 37 32	I3m		4.3	5	Cl, around * 5.4 mag	OCL 811, ESO 168-SC3
IC 2602	10 42 56.5	-64 23 39	II3m		1.6	100	Cl, co, incl. θ Carinae	OCL 838, ESO 93-SC2, Southern Pleiades
IC 2714	11 17 22.0	-62 43 18	II3m		8.2	15	Cl, pC	OCL 855, ESO 129-SC18
Kugelsternhaufen
Name	RA	Dec	Typ	bMag	vMag	Dim	Dreyer Beschreibung	Identifikation, Anmerkungen
NGC 2808	09 12 02.6	-64 51 45	I		6.2	14	! globular, vL, eRi, vgeCM 45s d, st 13…15	GCL 13, ESO 91-SC1
Galaxien
Name	RA	Dec	Typ	bMag	vMag	Dim	Dreyer Beschreibung	Identifikation, Anmerkungen
NGC 2191	06 08 23.7	-52 30 44	SB0	12.3	11.4	1.7 × 0.9	pB, vS, E, vsbM, * 9 p 5s	ESO 160-14
NGC 2369	07 16 37.7	-62 20 38	SBa	13.2	12.3	3.5 × 1.1	pB, pL, iE, glbM	ESO 122-18, AM 0716-621, IRAS 07160-6215
NGC 2369 A	07 18 43.5	-62 56 12	SBbc	13.7	12.9	1.8 × 1.2	pB, pL, iE, glbM	ESO 88-8, AM 0718-625, IRAS 07182-6250
NGC 2369 B	07 20 29.7	-62 03 14	SBbc	14.0	13.2	1.5 × 1.4	pB, pL, iE, glbM	ESO 123-5, IRAS 07199-6157
NGC 2381	07 19 57.4	-63 04 01	SBa	13.6	12.8	1.4 × 1.4	vF, vS, R, am st	ESO 88-10, FAIR 266, AM 0719-625, IRAS 07194-6258
NGC 2417	07 30 12.1	-62 15 09	Sbc	12.8	12.0	2.8 × 1.9	vF, L, R, gbM, R	ESO 123-15, AM 0729-620, IRAS 07295-6208
NGC 2502	07 55 51.5	-52 18 25	SB0	13.2	12.0	2.1 × 1.3	pF, S, R, vgpmbM	ESO 209-8, AM 0754-521
NGC 2640	08 37 24.7	-55 07 25	E/SB0	12.1	11.1	2.2 × 1.9	pB, S, R, 3 or 4 vS st p nr	ESO 165-2, IRAS 08360-5456
NGC 2714	08 53 29.8	-59 13 03	E0	13.9	12.9	1.1 × 1.1	eF, S, R, pslbM	ESO 125-7
NGC 2788	09 09 03.3	-67 55 57	Sab	13.1	12.3	1.8 × 0.4	vF, vS, mE 105°	ESO 61-2, AM 0908-674, IRAS 09083-6743
NGC 2822	09 13 49.8	-69 38 39	E3	11.9	10.9	3.3 × 2.2	pF, vS, R, glbM	ESO 61-4, IRAS 09132-6926, Beta Car (1.7) 5' sp
NGC 2836	09 13 45.3	-69 19 59	Sbc	12.6	11.8	2.7 × 2	F, pS, R, glbM	ESO 61-3, IRAS 09131-6907
NGC 2842	09 15 36.4	-63 04 10	SB0-a	13.4	12.5	1.6 × 1.3	F, vS, bet 2 st	ESO 91-4, FAIR 282, IRAS 09144-6251
NGC 2887	09 23 24.3	-63 48 44	E-S0	12.8	11.7	2.1 × 1.6	F, S, R, pmbM, B * nr	ESO 91-9, AM 0922-633
NGC 3059	09 50 08.0	-73 55 17	SBbc	11.7	11.0	3.6 × 3.2	F, L, iR, glbM, S * inv	ESO 37-7, IRAS 09496-7341
NGC 3136	10 05 48.2	-67 22 39	E3	11.7	10.7	3.1 × 2.1	pB, pS, R, gbM, * 13 n	ESO 92-8
NGC 3136 A	10 03 33.0	-67 26 56	IBm	15.6	15.0	2 × 0.3	pB, pS, R, gbM, * 13 n	ESO 92-7, FGCE 794, AM 1002-671
NGC 3136 B	10 10 13.2	-67 00 18	E4	12.7	11.7	1.4 × 0.8	pB, pS, R, gbM, * 13 n	ESO 92-13, AM 1007-664
IC 2200	07 28 17.4	-62 21 10	Sb/P	14.1	13.2	1.2 × 0.7	eF, eS, eE 65°, bet 2 st, susp	ESO 123-12, AM 0727-621, IRAS 07276-6214
IC 2200 A	07 28 06.6	-62 21 47	E/SB0	13.7	12.7	1.3 × 0.9	eF, eS, eE 65°, bet 2 st, susp	ESO 123-11, AM 0727-621
IC 2554 A	10 08 50.5	-67 01 54	SBbc	12.5	11.8	3 × 1.2	cF, S, cE 10°, N, spir	ESO 92-12, IRAS 10075-6647
IC 2554 B	10 08 51.6	-67 01 17	SBc	14.0	13.3	2 × 1	cF, S, cE 10°, N, spir	ESO 92-12A
IC 2596	10 34 12.2	-73 14 24	SBab	14.6	13.8	1.2 × 0.8	eF, pS, bM	ESO 38-2, FAIR 283, IRAS 10329-7258

«Strasbourg-ESO Catalogue of Galactic Planetary Nebulae» Acker et al., 1992 ^[141]
PNG	RA	Dec	Main ID	PK	IRAS	Discoverer	Identities	oDiam ["]	Dist [kpc]	Rvel [km/s]	ExpVel [km/s]	C* Name	C* Mag	C* SP Type
PN G264.4-12.7	07 47 21	-51 15 11	He 2- 5	264-12.1	07460-5107	HENIZE 1964	ESO 209-01, Sa 2- 17, StWr 3- 4, Wray 16- 8	3.			10. (O-III)	AG82 91	B: 14.65, V: 14.74	Of(H)
PN G278.1-05.9	09 21 26	-58 18 48	NGC 2867	278-05.1	09200-5805	HERSCHEL 1834	ARO 509, ESO 126-08, He 2- 27, StWr 3- 6, VV 52, VV' 89, Wray 16- 43	14.	1.3	+12.0 ± 4.0	18.9 (O-III), 23.5 (N-II)	AG82 117, CSI -58 -09200, HD 81119	B: 16.62	WC 3
PN G278.5-04.5	09 30 56	-57 36 58	He 2- 32	278-04.1	09294-5723	HENIZE 1964	ESO 166-19, Sa 3- 9, Wray 16- 49	35.
PN G278.6-06.7	09 19 28	-59 12 07	He 2- 26	278-06.1	09181-5859	HENIZE 1964	ESO 126-06, My 47, Sa 2- 41, StWr 3- 5, Wray 16- 41	0.
PN G281.0-05.6	09 38 48	-60 05 28	IC 2501	281-05.1	09373-5951	FLEMING 1904	ARO 510, He 2- 33, Sa 2- 47, StWr 3- 7, VV 53, VV'92, Wray 16- 54	2.	1.7	+32.7 ± 1.0		AG82 119, CD -59 2483, HD 83832	B: 14.42, V: 14.48
PN G283.8-04.2	10 03 50	-60 43 47	He 2- 39	283-04.1	10022-6029	HENIZE 1964	ESO 127-03, Sa 2- 52, Wray 16- 64	10.4		-23.0 ± 20.0			B: 17.9, V: 16.4
PN G283.9-01.8	10 15 34	-58 51 10	Hf 4	283-01.1	10138-5836	HOFFLEIT 1953	ESO 127-12, He 2- 45, Sa 3- 12, Wray 16- 69	21.		+22.0 ± 12.0	< 10.0 (O-III)	AG82 126
PN G285.4-01.1	10 28 43	-59 04 10	Pe 2- 5	285-01.1		PEREK 1960	ESO 127-22, VV' 99	90. :
PN G285.4-05.3	10 09 22	-62 36 41	IC 2553	285-05.1	10077-6222	FLEMING 1893	ESO 127-10, He 2- 42, Sa 2- 55, VV 55, VV' 95, Wray 16- 67	9.		+37.3 ± 6.3		AG82 125, CSI -62 -10077, HD 88367	B: 15.4, V: 15.5
PN G285.6-02.7	10 23 09	-60 32 35	He 2- 47	285-02.1	10214-6017	HENIZE 1964	ESO 127-16, My 59, SaSt 2- 5, Wray 15- 558	< 5.					B: 13.32, V: 12.98
PN G285.7-14.9	09 07 06	-69 56 17	IC 2448	285-14.1	09066-6944	FLEMING 1898	ARO 506, ESO 061-01, He 2- 19, Sa 2- 34, StWr 3- 8, VV 49, VV'84, Wray 16- 34	9.	3.5	-24.0 ± 4.0	11.5 (O-III), 13.5 (N-II)	AG82 111, CSI -69 -09066, HD 78991	B: 13.97, V: 14.22	O(H)
PN G286.0-06.5	10 07 23	-63 54 32	He 2- 41	286-06.1	10059-6339	HENIZE 1964	ESO 092-11, Sa 2- 54, Wray 16- 66	0.
PN G286.2-06.9	10 06 56	-64 21 46	Wray 17- 40		10055-6407	WRAY 1966		60. :					B: 16.97, V: 16.97
PN G286.3-04.8	10 17 50	-62 40 09	NGC 3211	286-04.1	10162-6225	HERSCHEL 1837	ARO 512, ESO 127-15, He 2-46, Sa 2- 59, VV 56, VV' 97, Wray 16- 70	16.	2.5	-22.0 ± 2.0	26.5 (O-III), 31.0 (N-II)	AG82 126bis, CSI -62 -10162, HD 89516	B: 18.00
PN G288.4+00.3	10 54 35	-59 09 48	Hf 38	288+00.1	10525-5853	HOFFLEIT 1953	ESO 128-19, He 2- 56, Sa 2-69, Wray 16- 80	25.		+64.0 ± 4.0	< 6.0 (O-III)
PN G288.4-02.4	10 44 31	-61 39 41	Pe 1- 3	288-02.1		PEREK 1960	ESO 128-09, He 2- 54, Sa 2- 67, VV'104, Wray 16- 78	8.
PN G288.8-05.2	10 35 46	-64 19 04	He 2- 51	288-05.1	10340-6403	HENIZE 1964	ESO 092-23, Sa 2- 63, Wray 16- 74	9.1		+8.0 ± 3.0	< 10.0 (O-III)		B: 17.15, V: 15.66
PN G288.9-00.8	10 53 59	-60 26 42	Hf 39	288-00.1	10520-6010	HOFFLEIT 1953	ESO 128-18, He 3-519, Wray 15-682	72.				AG82 131, CPD - 59 2824, HD 305696, SS73 25	B: 12.53, V: 11.16	Be pec., Sa 76
PN G289.6-01.6	10 56 03	-61 28 02	He 2- 57	289-01.1		HENIZE 1964	ESO 128-20, Sa 3- 13	20.
PN G290.1-00.4	11 03 56	-60 36 05	Hf 48	290-00.1		HOFFLEIT 1953	ESO 128-29, He 2- 60, Sa 2- 71, Wray 16- 85	19.
PN G291.6-04.8	11 00 20	-65 14 54	IC 2621	291-04.1	10583-6458	FLEMING 1907	ARO 513, ESO 093-04, He 2- 59, Sa 2- 70, VV 58, VV' 105, Wray 16- 81	5.		+13.6 ± 6.6		AG82 133, CSI -64 -10584, HD 95541	B: 16.4, V: 15.4
PN G295.3-09.3	11 17 43	-70 49 30	He 2- 62	295-09.1	11157-7033	HENIZE 1964	Sa 2- 72, StWr 1- 4, Wray 16- 86	0.

«A Catalog of Parameters for Globular Clusters in the Milky Way» William E. Harris, 1996 ^[148]
ID	Name	RA	Dec	R_Sun [kpc]	R_GC [kpc]	Fe/H	wt	E_B-V	V_HB	(m-M)V	V_t	M_V,t	U-B	B-V	V-R	V-I	spt	ellip	v_r [km/s]	v_LSR [km/s]	sig_v [km/s]	c	r_c [']	r_h [']	μ_V	ρ₀	lg(tc)	lg(th)
NGC 2808		09 12 03.10	-64 51 48.6	9.6	11.1	-1.14	4	0.22	16.22	15.59	6.20	-9.39	0.28	0.92	0.57	1.18	F7	0.12	101.6 ± 0.7	89.2	13.4 ± 1.2	1.56	0.25	0.80	15.08	4.66	8.24	9.15

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