Catalogues

Capricornus / New General & Index Catalogue (NGC/IC)

Globular Clusters

Revised+Historic NGC/IC Version 22/9, © 2022 Dr. Wolfgang Steinicke [277]
NameRADecTypevMagDimMDDreyer DescriptionIdentification, Remarks
NGC 709921 40 22.0-23 10 43GCL (V)6.9128.100!, globular, B, L, lE, gpmbM, st 12…16M 30; GCL 122; ESO 531-SC21

Galaxies

Revised+Historic NGC/IC Version 22/9, © 2022 Dr. Wolfgang Steinicke [277]
NameRADecTypebMagvMagB-VSBDimPAzD(z)MDDreyer DescriptionIdentification, Remarks
NGC 689720 21 01.3-12 15 18Gx (Sbc)14.613.80.812.70.9 × 0.5350.01914380.8664.400vF, SMCG -2-52-1; IRAS 20182-1224
NGC 689820 21 08.0-12 21 32Gx (Sa)14.013.10.912.71.2 × 0.71400.01917080.97F, S, iRMCG -2-52-2; IRAS 20183-1231
NGC 690320 23 44.9-19 19 33Gx (E/SB0)12.911.91.012.91.5 × 1.50.01106846.75cL, E, bM * 17, * 10 att nESO 596-29; MCG -3-52-3
NGC 690720 25 06.6-24 48 33Gx (SBbc)11.911.20.713.43.4 × 2.6460.01061444.8337.480cF, cL, vlE, vglbM, r, 3 st pESO 528-3; MCG -4-48-6; UGCA 418; IRAS 20221-2458
NGC 690820 25 09.0-24 48 10Gx (S0)15.514.60.910.60.3 × 0.100.01020843.12eF, vS, lE, h 2076 p
NGC 691220 26 52.1-18 37 03Gx (SBc)13.813.20.613.51.4 × 1.1550.02324498.18vF, 2 st 14·15 np, * 8 fESO 596-38; MCG -3-52-8; IRAS 20240-1846
NGC 692420 33 19.1-25 28 28Gx (E-S0)13.912.81.114.02 × 1.71540.02024185.50vF, pS, R, sbMNESO 528-16; MCG -4-48-14; AM 2030-253
NGC 693120 33 41.4-11 22 08Gx (Sb)14.313.50.812.51 × 0.41250.01183850.00eF, pS, E 120°, gbMMCG -2-52-16; IRAS 20309-1132
NGC 693620 35 56.3-25 16 48Gx (E-S0)13.712.71.013.01.8 × 140.01949382.34vF, vS, R, slbMESO 528-22; MCG -4-48-21
NGC 698620 56 30.6-18 33 58Gx (E-S0)14.513.51.012.81 × 0.680.028727121.395.000vF, vS, R, glbMNESO 598-7; MCG -3-53-11; NPM1G -18.0530
NGC 699320 53 54.0-25 28 20Gx (Sc)13.813.10.713.11.2 × 11080.02025485.55vF, vS, R, sbMNESO 529-11; MCG -4-49-7; IRAS 20509-2539
NGC 701621 07 16.2-25 28 07Gx (E0)14.713.71.013.30.8 × 0.80.036845155.6vF, eS, R, bMN, 1st of 3ESO 529-25; MCG -4-49-13; AM 2104-254; PRC C-58
NGC 701721 07 20.5-25 29 15Gx (S0)14.813.81.012.50.6 × 0.5900.033753142.5eF, vS, R, bMN, 2nd of 3ESO 529-26; MCG -4-49-14; AM 2104-254
NGC 701821 07 25.4-25 25 45Gx (E4)14.413.41.013.71.3 × 0.8860.038417162.2vF, vS, vlE, glbM, 3rd of 3ESO 529-27; MCG -4-49-15; VV 764; AM 2104-253
NGC 701921 06 25.8-24 24 46Gx (SBb)15.014.20.812.10.6 × 0.31370.037226157.2137.00vF, vS, R, sbMNESO 529-22; AM 2103-243; IRAS 21035-2436
NGC 703021 11 13.3-20 29 12Gx (SBab)14.513.70.813.00.9 × 0.7700.029507124.6vF, vS, iR, bMNESO 598-28; MCG -4-50-3; IRAS 21083-2041
NGC 7035 A21 10 45.5-23 08 07Gx (SB0)15.214.21.013.71 × 0.71050.030981130.8eF, S, iRESO 530-15
NGC 7035 B21 10 47.3-23 08 14Gx (E-S0)15.614.61.013.10.6 × 0.450.030960130.7eF, S, iRESO 530-15A
NGC 707321 29 26.0-11 29 19Gx (Sbc)14.313.50.813.00.9 × 0.80.01849678.13vF, vS, iRMCG -2-54-10; MK 899; IRAS 21267-1142
NGC 710321 39 51.3-22 28 24Gx (E1)15.214.21.014.71.4 × 1.2630.032412136.9vF, vS, R, gbM, 1st of 2ESO 531-15; NPM1G -22.0349; AM 2137-225
NGC 710421 40 03.2-22 25 28Gx (E1)15.214.21.013.70.7 × 0.6510.032056135.4vF, vS, iR, gbMN, 2nd of 2ESO 531-18; NPM1G -22.0351; AM 2137-225
NGC 710521 41 41.3-10 38 06Gx (S0)14.313.31.012.41 × 0.51300.01884379.59F, vS, E 130°, smbMN, * spMCG -2-55-1
NGC 713121 47 36.0-13 10 56Gx (S0)14.913.91.014.41.7 × 11150.01807276.3372.220vF, S, vlE, vgbMMCG -2-55-2; NPM1G -13.0540
IC 131320 18 43.6-16 56 46Gx (SBab)14.914.10.815.52.1 × 1.9290.01104446.65F, vS, R, * 13 closeMCG -3-51-8; NPM1G -17.0427
IC 131920 26 01.2-18 30 15Gx (Sbc)14.613.80.812.70.8 × 0.5120.024387103.0pF, vS, R, rESO 596-37; MCG -3-52-7; IRAS 20231-1840
IC 132120 28 11.0-18 17 31Gx (Sbc)15.214.40.814.11.1 × 0.8850.02221593.83106.50F, S, iF, rESO 596-43; MCG -3-52-11
IC 132220 30 08.4-15 13 40Gx (SB)14.914.10.812.80.9 × 0.41000.01165549.23F, vS, RNPM1G -15.0537; IRAS 20273-1523
IC 132420 32 12.2-09 03 20Gx (S0-a)14.413.50.914.21.5 × 1.4390.02035485.97eeF, S, R, * 8m sMCG -2-52-12; NPM1G -09.0610
IC 132820 41 57.0-19 37 59Gx (Sc)14.814.10.712.70.8 × 0.4490.036545154.3146.00F, S, vF * closeESO 597-28; MCG -3-52-23; IRAS 20390-1948
IC 133320 52 17.1-16 17 09Gx (S0-a)14.513.60.913.71.5 × 0.8690.027035114.1vF, vS, sbMIC 1334; MCG -3-53-8; NPM1G -16.0510
IC 133520 53 06.0-16 20 06Gx (E0)15.714.71.013.30.5 × 0.50.043000181.6F, S, stellarNPM1G -16.0512
IC 133620 55 05.0-18 02 19Gx (Sab)15.114.30.812.80.8 × 0.5360.027969118.1vF, S, dif, F * fESO 598-1; MCG -3-53-9
IC 133720 56 52.6-16 35 06Gx (Sb)14.613.80.812.90.8 × 0.61780.030741129.8F, vS, R, gbMMCG -3-53-12; IRAS 20540-1646
IC 133820 56 57.7-16 29 32Gx (SB)15.714.90.813.40.7 × 0.4400.031345132.4vF, vS, difNPM1G -16.0516; IRAS 20541-1641
IC 133920 57 55.5-17 56 32Gx (SBb)14.013.20.813.31.4 × 0.8550.028046118.4131.50F, S, gbM, rESO 598-8; MCG -3-53-13; IRAS 20550-1808
IC 134321 01 00.7-15 24 13Gx (S)15.714.90.814.01 × 0.51770.028453120.1pB, vS, R, mbMNPM1G -15.0556
IC 135621 02 53.0-15 48 43Gx (E3)15.614.61.014.31.1 × 0.81680.028356119.7F, R, sbMMCG -3-53-22
IC 135821 06 29.7-16 12 13Gx (S)16.015.20.812.30.4 × 0.2450.029864126.1vF, vS
IC 138621 29 37.4-21 11 44Gx (E-S0)14.213.11.113.01.5 × 1.11300.035631150.5F, biN, or neb D *ESO 599-16; MCG -4-50-30
IC 138921 32 08.0-18 01 09Gx (Sc)15.414.50.912.90.7 × 0.51200.02106888.99F, vS, R, gbMESO 599-18; MCG -3-55-1
IC 139321 40 14.1-22 24 40Gx (S0)15.614.61.013.70.6 × 0.41740.032849138.7eF, vS, R, difESO 531-20; MCG -4-51-8; NPM1G -22.0352; AM 2137-225
IC 140421 50 56.3-09 15 58Gx (E0)15.014.01.013.60.8 × 0.80.01794675.80F, vS, R, sbM * 13
IC 140821 53 08.9-13 20 47Gx (S0)14.913.91.012.81 × 0.4330.01773274.90F, vS, R, bMMCG -2-55-7; NPM1G -13.0545
IC 141221 58 18.5-17 10 36Gx (SB0-a)14.413.50.912.20.9 × 0.4990.01830277.31F, vS, ? D stell nebMCG -3-56-1; IRAS 21555-1724
IC 499920 23 56.3-26 00 53Gx (SBc)13.212.50.713.01.8 × 1.1950.01052644.4634.670vF, pL, R, am stESO 527-21; MCG -4-48-4; AM 2020-261; IRAS 20209-2610
IC 500520 25 20.0-25 49 44Gx (SBc)13.412.70.713.71.9 × 1.6670.01038143.85pS, R, vgbM, F * close npESO 528-4; MCG -4-48-7; AM 2022-255; IRAS 20223-2559
IC 507821 02 31.2-16 49 06Gx (Sc)13.612.70.914.24.1 × 0.8850.00491720.7721.490eE, nr 2nd * of 3, suspMCG -3-53-21; UGCA 419; IRAS 20597-1701
IC 508821 09 26.7-22 52 41Gx (S0-a)14.113.20.913.11.2 × 1.10.038010160.5eF, vS, difficESO 530-10; NPM1G -23.0021; AM 2106-230
IC 512221 39 45.8-22 24 22Gx (S0)15.414.41.012.40.6 × 0.3450.034077143.9eF, vS, 7103-04, I.C. 1393 nrESO 531-14; AM 2137-225; NPM1G -22.0347
IC 512421 39 55.2-22 25 36Gx (S0-a)16.415.50.911.90.4 × 0.11290.035201148.6eeF, S, diffic, another susp 1' sESO 531-16; AM 2137-225

Legend

Key to columns [277]
NameNGC/IC Designation
RARight Ascension (J2000.0)
DecDeclination (J2000.0)
TypeObject type
bMagPhotographic (blue) magnitude
vMagVisual magnitude
B-VDifference of visual and blue magnitude
SBSurface brightness (mag/arcmin2)
DimDimensions (arcmin)
PAPosition Angle (°)
zRedshift (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
MDMetric 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 DescriptionSee below
Identification, Remarks

Dreyer Description

Descriptions according to J.L.E. Dreyer [313, 314, 315]
ababout
almalmost
amamong
annulannular or ring nebula
attattached
bbrighter
betbetween
biNbinuclear
bnbrightest to n side
bsbrightest to s side
bpbrightest to p side
bfbrightest to f side
Bbright
cconsiderably
chevchevelure
cocoarse, coarsely
comcometic (cometary form)
compcompanion
connconnected
contin contact
Ccompressed
Clcluster
ddiameter
defdefined
difdiffused
difficdifficult
distdistance, or distant
Ddouble
eextremely, excessively
eemost extremely
ereasily resolvable
excexcentric
Eextended
ffollowing (eastward)
Ffaint
ggradually
glob.globular
grgroup
iirregular
iFirregular figure
invinvolved, involving
llittle (adv.); long (adj.)
Llarge
mmuch
mmagnitude
Mmiddle, or in the middle
nnorth
nebnebula
nebsnebulous
nebynebulosity
nfnorth following
npnorth preceding
nsnorth-south
nrnear
Nnucleus, or to a nucleus
ppreceding (westward)
pfpreceding-following
ppretty (adv., before F. B. L, S)
pgpretty gradually
pmpretty much
pspretty suddenly
planplanetary nebula (same as PN)
probprobably
Ppoor (sparse) in stars
PNplanetary nebula
rresolvable (mottled, not resolved)
rrpartially resolved, some stars seen
rrrwell resolved, clearly consisting of stars
Rround
RRexactly round
Ririch in stars
ssuddenly (abruptly)
ssouth
sfsouth following
spsouth preceding
scscattered
sevseveral
ststars (pl.)
st 9...stars of 9th magnitude and fainter
st 9..13stars of mag. 9 to 13
stellstellar, pointlike
suspsuspected
Ssmall in angular size
S*small (faint) star
traptrapezium
triangletriangle, forms a triangle with
triNtrinuclear
vvery
vv_very_
varvariable
*a single star
*10a star of 10th magnitude
*7-8star of mag. 7 or 8
**double star (same as D*)
***triple star
!remarkable
!!very much so
!!!a magnificent or otherwise interesting object

References

  • [277] Historische Deep-Sky Kataloge; Dr. Wolfgang Steinicke; klima-luft.de/steinicke; 2021-02-17
  • [313] A New General Catalogue of Nebulae and Clusters of Stars, being the Catalogue of the late Sir John F.W. Herschel, Bart., revised, corrected, and enlarged; Dreyer, J. L. E.; Memoirs of the Royal Astronomical Society. 49: 1–237 (1888); Bibcode:1888MmRAS..49....1D
  • [314] Index Catalogue of Nebulæ found in the years 1888 to 1894, with Notes and Corrections to the New General Catalogue; Dreyer, J. L. E.; Memoirs of the Royal Astronomical Society, Vol. 51, p.185; 1895; Bibcode:1895MmRAS..51..185D
  • [315] Second Index Catalogue of Nebulae and Clusters of Stars; containing objects found in the years 1895 to 1907, with Notes and Corrections to the New General Catalogue and to the Index Catalogue for 1888–94; Dreyer, J. L. E.; Memoirs of the Royal Astronomical Society. 59: 105–198 (1910); Bibcode:1910MmRAS..59..105D