Bushnell Telescope 78 7830 User Manual

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78-7860 60mm Refractor  
COMPUTERIZED STAR LOCATOR  
78-7880 80mm Refractor  
Instruction  
Manual  
78-7830 3” Reflector  
78-7845 4.5” reflector  
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Where DO I START?  
Your Bushnell telescope can bring the wonders of the universe to your eye. While  
this manual is intended to assist you in the set-up and basic use of this instrument,  
it does not cover everything you might like to know about astronomy. Although  
Northstar will give a respectable tour of the night sky, it is recommended you get a  
very simple star chart and a flashlight with a red bulb or red cellophane over the  
end. For objects other than stars and constellations, a basic guide to astronomy is  
a must.  
Some recommended sources appear on our website at  
suggested viewing. But, some of the standbys that you can see are:  
The Moon—a wonderful view of our lunar neighbor can be enjoyed with any  
magnification. Try viewing at different phases of the moon. Lunar highlands, lunar  
maria (lowlands called "seas" for their dark coloration), craters, ridges and  
mountains will astound you.  
Saturn—even at the lowest power you should be able to see Saturn’s rings and  
moons. This is one of the most satisfying objects in the sky to see simply because  
it looks like it does in pictures. Imagine seeing what you’ve seen in textbooks or  
NASA images from your backyard!  
Jupiter—the largest planet in our solar system is spectacular. Most noted features  
are its dark stripes or bands both above and below its equator. These are the north  
and south equatorial belts. Also interesting are Jupiter’s four major moons. Pay  
close attention to their positions from night to night. They appear to be lined up on  
either side of Jupiter.  
Mars—The Great Red Planet appears as a reddish-orange disk. Look at different  
times of the year and try to catch a glimpse of the white polar ice caps.  
Venus—just like the moon, Venus changed phases from month to month. Some views  
of brilliant Venus appear as if you were looking at a distant crescent moon.  
Nebulae—The Great Orion Nebula is a very well known night sky object. This and many  
others are brought to you by this telescope.  
Star Clusters—View millions of stars densely packed in a cluster that resembles a ball.  
Galaxies—One of the greatest and most interesting galaxies is our neighbor the  
Andromeda Galaxy. Enjoy this and many others.  
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Parts Diagrams  
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IMPORTANT:  
READ THROUGH  
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTION  
BEFORE YOU ASSEMBLE  
YOUR TELESCOPE.  
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Parts Diagrams (Continued)  
78-7830 3” Reflector  
78-7845 4.5” reflector  
Telescope Parts Diagram  
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Quick Assembly Diagram  
78-7860 60mm  
Refractor  
78-7880 80mm  
Refractor  
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Quick Assembly Diagram  
78-7830 3” Reflector  
78-7845 4.5” reflector  
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Parts List  
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Detailed Assembly  
No tools are required for assembly of your telescope.  
Remove all components from the carton and identify all components. It is a good idea to lay all the parts out in front of  
you before assembly. Since your telescope is a precision optical system the parts require careful handling—particularly  
the onboard computer, telescope, eyepieces, and various accessory lenses.  
SET-UPTRIPOD AND ACCESSORY TRAY  
1. Stand Northstar Computerized Star Locator Assembly and attached tripod legs in  
the upright position. Spread tripod legs to a comfortable distance.  
2. Fold down the accessory tray braces and place the Quick Release Accessory  
Tray on top of braces. (See Quick Assembly Diagram)  
3. Turn accessory tray until it snaps into place.  
4. Adjust tripod leg height to suit by opening tripod leg lever and extending tripod legs  
to desired height. Clamp Tripod Leg lever closed when complete.  
ATTACH TELESCOPE TUBE  
1. Locate Main Telescope Tube.  
2. Remove Telescope Tube Thumb Nuts from side of Telescope Tube.  
(See Quick Assembly Diagram)  
3. Position Main Telescope Tube Attachment Bolts through Telescope Tube Bracket at the top of the N o r t h s t a r  
Computerized Star Locator Assembly. Make sure the telescope is pointing in the correct direction. (Logo on telescope  
tube should be right side-up.)  
4. Reattach Telescope Tube Thumb Nuts to Main Telescope Tube Attachment Bolts once Main  
Telescope Tube and Northstar Computerized Star Locator Assembly are assembled together.  
ATTACH FINAL TELESCOPE ACCESSORIES  
1. Locate Wide Field Finderscope.  
For Refractor Telescopes:Northstar Refractor Telescope Models have Finderscope Mount  
already attached to Main Telescope Tube. Simply place the Wide Field Finderscope into the Finderscope Mount by  
backing out the Finderscope Adjustment Screws to allow Finderscope to be fully inserted into the Finderscope Mount.  
NOTE: Finderscope should be facing forward (Large end nearest the lens end of the telescope tube).  
For Reflector Telescopes: Remove Finderscope attachment nuts from Main Telescope Tube. Place Finderscope  
Assembly over Finderscope Attachment Bolts and reattach Finderscope thumb nuts to Finderscope Mount Bolts.  
NOTE: Finderscope should have large end of the finderscope facing open end of telescope tube.  
2. Attach Low Power Eyepiece:  
For Reflector Telescope Models: Insert lowest power eyepiece in the focusing mechanism  
by backing out eyepiece set screw and inserting eyepiece fully.  
For Refractor Telescope Models: Insert lowest power eyepiece into the penta mirror by  
backing out eyepiece set screw, then insert penta mirror into the focusing tube of the Main Telescope Tube by backing  
out focusing tube set screw.  
3. Tighten all set screws to secure accessories.  
4. Remove Objective Dust Cover and Finderscope Dust Cover Caps.  
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Detailed Assembly (continued)  
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SELECTING AN EYEPIECE  
You should always start viewing with the lowest power eyepiece, which in this case is the 20 mm lens. Note: the base  
power of each eyepiece is determined by the focal length of the telescope objective lens. A formula can be used to  
determine the power of each eyepiece: telescope OBJECTIVE lens focal length divided by EYEPIECE focal length =  
MAGNIFICATION (e.g. Using the 20 mm lens, a sample calculation could look like this: 750 mm / 20 = 38x or 38  
power. Telescope models will vary in focal length.)  
Included with this telescope is a Barlow lens. Barlow lenses are used to double or triple the power of your telescope.  
Place your Barlow between the focusing tube and the eyepiece. Using the example above, your 3x Barlow lens would  
give you a total power of 114x or 114 power. (38 x 3 = 114x or 114 power). The magnification calculation would look like  
this: 750 mm /20mm = 38 power. 38 power x 3=114 power.  
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FOCUSING TELESCOPE  
1. After selecting the desired eyepiece, aim main telescope tube at a land-based target at least 200 yards away  
(e.g. Atelephone pole or building).  
2. Fully extend focusing tube by turning Rack and Pinion Focusing Mechanism.  
3. While looking through selected eyepiece (in this case the 20 mm), slowly retract focusing tube by turning Rack  
and Pinion Focusing Mechanism until object comes into focus.  
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ALIGNING FINDERSCOPE  
Look through Main Telescope Tube and establish a well-defined target. (see focusing telescope section)  
Looking through Wide Field Finderscope, alternate tightening each Finderscope Adjustment Screw until crosshairs of Wide  
Field Finderscope are precisely centered on the same object already centered in Main Telescope Tubes field of view.  
Now, objects located first with the Wide Field Finderscope will be centered in the field of view of the main telescope.  
Never Look Directly At The Sun With Your  
Telescope Permanent Damage  
To Your Eyes May Occur  
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ENJOYING YOUR NEW TELESCOPE  
1. First determine your targeted object. Any bright object in the night sky is a good starting point.  
One of the favorite starting points in astronomy is the moon. This is an object sure to please any  
budding astronomer or experienced veteran. When you have developed proficiency at this level,  
other objects become good targets. Saturn, Mars, Jupiter, and Venus are good second steps to take.  
2. The first thing you need to do after assembling the telescope as planned is center the desired  
object in the finderscope’s cross hairs. Provided you did a reasonable job aligning the finderscope, a  
quick look through the main telescope tube at low power should reveal the same image. With the  
lowest power eyepiece (the one with the largest number printed on it) you should be able to focus  
the same image that you saw through the finderscope. Avoid the temptation to move directly to the  
highest power. The low power eyepiece will give you a wider field of view, and brighter image—thus  
making it very easy to find your target object. At this point with a focused image in both scopes,  
you’ve passed the first obstacle. If you don’t see an image after attempting to focus it in, you  
might consider aligning your finderscope again. Once you pass this step, you’ll will enjoy the time  
spent ensuring a good alignment. Every object you center in the finderscope will be easily found in  
the main telescope tube, which is important for continuing your exploration of the night sky.  
3. The low power eyepieces are perfect for viewing the full moon, planets, star clusters, nebulae,  
and even constellations. These should build your foundation. However, for more detail, try bumping  
up in magnification to higher power eyepieces on some of these objects. During calm and crisp  
nights, the light/dark separation line on the moon (called the "Terminator") is marvelous at high power.  
You can see mountains, ridges and craters jump out at you due to the highlights. Similarly, you can  
move up to higher magnifications on the planets and nebulae. Star clusters and stars are best viewed  
through the low power no matter what.  
4. The recurring astronomical theater we call the night sky is an ever-changing billboard. In other  
words, not the same movie plays all the time. Rather, the positions of the stars change not only  
hourly as they seem to rise and set, but also throughout the year. As the earth orbits the sun our  
perspective on the stars changes on a yearly cycle about that orbit. The reason the sky seems to  
move daily just as the sun and the moon "move" across our sky, is that the earth is rotating about its  
axis. As a result you may notice that after a few minutes or a few seconds depending on what power  
you are viewing at, the objects in your telescope will move. At higher magnifications especially, you  
will notice that the moon or Jupiter will "race" right out of the field of view. To compensate, just move  
your telescope to "track" it in the necessary path.  
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HELPFUL HINTS  
1. Your telescope is a very sensitive instrument. For best results and fewer vibrations set  
your telescope up on a level location on the ground rather than your concrete driveway or  
your wooden deck. This will provide a more stable foundation for viewing, especially if  
you’ve drawn a crowd with your new telescope.  
2. If possible view from a location that has relatively few lights. This will allow you to see  
much fainter objects. You’d be surprised how much more you’ll see from your local lake  
or park when compared to a backyard in the city.  
3. Using your telescope out a window is NEVER recommended.  
4. View objects that are high in the sky if possible. Waiting until the object rises well  
above the horizon will provide a brighter and crisper image. Objects on the horizon  
are viewed through several layers of earth’s atmosphere. Ever wonder why the  
moon appears orange as it sets on the horizon. It’s because you are looking through  
a considerable more amount of atmosphere than you would directly overhead.  
(Note: If objects high in the sky are distorted or wavy, you are probably viewing on  
a very humid night.) During nights of unstable atmosphere, viewing through a  
telescope can be frustrating if not impossible. Astronomers refer to crisp, clear nights  
as nights of "good seeing."  
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Northstar Computer  
Interface Diagram  
1. Computer Link  
2. Scroll Up Button  
3. Scroll Down Button  
4. Back Button  
5. Enter Button  
6. LCD Display  
7. On/Off/Dim Button  
8. Battery Cover Door  
9. Battery Cover Set Screw  
Button Functions  
Back Button: This button functions to navigate to the previous level within the operating framework and/or back to the  
previous level of input.  
Enter Button: This button functions to select certain menu choices. By pressing the ENTER button Northstar will  
advance to the selected level. When an object name or number is listed on the screen, the ENTER button can also be  
pressed to display a scrolling text description of the object  
Scroll Up Button: This button functions to scroll up through various menus within Northstar. Anytime you encounter  
a blinking text/number option, the scroll button will display the various choices within that menu. (Note: To select an  
option that you have scrolled to, just press the ENTERbutton.  
Scroll Down Button: This button functions to scroll down through various menus within Northstar. Anytime you  
encounter a blinking text/number option, the scroll button will display the various choices within that menu.  
(Note: To select an option that you have scrolled to, just press the ENTERbutton.  
On/Off/Dim:The On/Off Button will turn the Northstar Computerized Star Locator on and off. Once on, you can adjust  
the level of LCD Backlight Illumination by pressing the On/Off/Dim Button to cycle through the brightness levels. To turn  
the unit off, simply depress and hold the On/Off/Dim button for three seconds and release. (Note: The Northstar  
Computerized Star Locator will automatically turn itself off after 20 minutes of inactivity.)  
LCD DISPLAY  
The Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) is a two-line, sixteen character display. The LCD also has an electroluminescent  
backlight for use during nighttime viewing with the Northstar Computerized Star Locator.  
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MODE OVERVIEW OF PRODUCT  
Explore: The Explore Mode of Northstar provides the ability to explore various astronomical objects  
categorized by object type. These objects would fall under one or more of the following types of objects:  
Deep Sky, Planets, Constellations, and Stars. Each of these subheadings would also have subcategories  
of objects beneath their menu structure. (See Menu Tree for full list of menu functions and options.)  
Sky Tour: The Sky Tour Mode of Northstar provides the ability to take a quick tour of the best and brightest  
objects for any given month of the year. If the date has been input into the system, the Sky Tour Mode will  
automatically default to that month. Objects can be chosen by using the scroll up or down arrows and pressing  
ENTER. To find out more information about any given object press the enter button while that object is displayed  
to see the scrolling text message.  
Telescope: The Telescope Mode of Northstar provides real-time data on where the telescope is pointing.  
Astronomical Coordinates for Right Ascension (RA) and Declination (DEC) as well as Altitude (ALT) andAzimuth  
(AZ) are displayed simultaneously. In addition, in the lower right hand corner will be the abbreviation for the  
current constellation that the telescope is pointed at.  
Identify: The Identify Mode of Northstar provides the ability to Identify any object within your telescope field of  
view. Subcategories for different classes of identifiable objects are included as well as an Identify Any option.  
Align Earth: The Align Earth Mode of Northstar provides the ability to easily align your telescope utilizing  
common information non-astronomers would readily know. By entering simple information such as time, date,  
city, etc. a first time telescope user can be exploring the immense Northstar database of astronomical objects  
within minutes.  
Align Star: The Align Star Mode of Northstar provides the ability to align your telescope utilizing some  
astronomical knowledge. By knowing where two stars are located in the sky, a novice user can circumvent the  
city, date, and time input and quickly start utilizing the Northstar database to locate amazing astronomical objects.  
Align Object: The Align Object Mode of Northstar provides the ability to refine your telescope alignment during  
the middle of your observing session. This might come in very handy if the family dog has just bumped the  
telescope out of alignment. By using this mode you can center the telescope on any known object and select  
align object to quickly recalibrate the Northstar alignment allowing continued enjoyment for the duration of the  
evening.  
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ALIGNING NORTHSTAR FOR THE FIRST TIME  
When you turn the telescope on a scrolling message will appear:  
The first display will then prompt you to level the telescope tube. The display will read:  
The display will alternate to:  
After the tube is leveled and ENTER is pressed, the display will briefly read  
Then the default menu will appear:  
This mode assumes that even if the telescope user is a first time user and does not know anything about  
astronomy that they can be successful aligning the telescope in a few simple steps.  
The ALIGN EARTH option is flashing. This indicates that if we press the ENTER key we will then be faced with  
the ALIGN EARTH menu.  
Press ENTER to choose ALIGN EARTH option.  
NOTE: ANY FLASHING ITEM ON THE DISPLAY IS AMENU CHOICE. OTHER CHOICES ARE AVAILABLE  
BY USING THE SCROLL UP OR SCROLL DOWN BUTTONS.  
STEP1: SET THE TIME  
By using the SCROLL UP and SCROLL DOWN buttons and the ENTER button, the time can easily be set as  
well as the time zone. Each flashing option will need to be changed to read the appropriate number. Once the  
number is displayed, you accept the number by pressing ENTER. Then you would set the next flashing option  
until the time and time zone are set.  
STEP2: SET THE DATE  
Again by using the SCROLLUP and SCROLLDOWN buttons and the ENTER button, the date can easily be set.  
Each flashing option will need to be changed to read the appropriate number or month. Once the number is  
displayed, you accept the number by pressing ENTER. Then you would set the next flashing option until the day,  
month and year are set.  
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ALIGNING NORTHSTAR FOR THE FIRST TIME (Continued)  
STEP3: SET THE LOCATION  
The next screen will display:  
CITYwill be flashing. By pressing the ENTER button, the display will change to:  
The country will be flashing.  
Again by using the SCROLL UP and SCROLLDOWN buttons and the ENTER button, the COUNTRY can be chosen.  
When the appropriate Country is found and the ENTER button is pushed, you would finally choose the city that you were  
closest to by pressing ENTER when it is displayed.  
NOTE: CHOOSE THE CITY CLOSESTTO YOUR VIEWING LOCATION. THIS IS NOTA CRITICALSTEPANDTHE  
ALIGNMENTWILLAUTOMATICALLY BE REFINED AS WE PROGRESS.  
STEP4: POINT NORTH  
After choosing the city, the display will read:  
You would then point the telescope in the direction of North and press ENTER.  
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ALIGNING NORTHSTAR FOR THE FIRST TIME (Continued)  
NOTE: THE USER WOULD JUST HAVE TO GET THE TELESCOPE POINTED RELATIVELY CLOSE TO  
NORTH. THE ALIGNMENTWILLBE REFINED AS WE PROGRESS. HOWEVER, IF YOU CAN FIND THE  
BIG DIPPER AND USE THE "POINTER STARS", FOLLOW THE ARROW ON THE ABOVE DIAGRAM TO  
THE NORTH STAR. THE NORTH STAR LIVES DIRECTLYABOVE DUE NORTH!  
After pointing the telescope NORTH and making sure the tube is still pointed level, pressing the ENTER button  
would complete the rough alignment process.  
A polite THANK YOU will then be displayed.  
After four simple criteria that any consumer should know, the telescope now knows where over 20,000  
astronomical objects are in the night sky to a relative precision. With just two more steps, we will zero in on  
pinpoint accuracy.  
Now the telescope will lead us through a simple two star alignment process. WE DO NOT NEED TO KNOW  
WHERE ANY STARS ARE. We just simply follow the directions.  
Ascrolling message indicates to CENTER STAR 1 THEN PRESS ENTER  
Then the display will read:  
The user will simply follow the arrows to zero in on this first guide star. Note that this will be the only bright star  
in this area of the sky. By following the arrows on the display it will tell us how far away we are from the guide  
star. Move the telescope tube with your hands until the display reads:  
Note as you move from greater than 10 degrees away from an object to under ten degrees, the display moves  
into tenths of degrees with the arrows acting as decimal points (Example  
object).  
below the  
After getting the star zeroed in, you need to do as the screen told you—CENTER STAR 1. In other words, the  
star might appear in the lower left corner of your telescope’s eyepiece.  
By looking through the eyepiece, center the star in the field of view and press ENTER.  
The distance the object is from the center is related to how far outside of a city you might be located or how  
accurately you aligned with north.  
You would then repeat this process for STAR 2 and press ENTER.  
After this step is completed, you will see a display that reads:  
(Note: The more stars that appear on the second line of the display the better, up to 5)  
After the two star alignment is complete, your Northstar now knows with pinpoint accuracy where  
all 20,000+ objects are!!  
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USING NORTHSTAR FOR THE FIRST TIME  
After EARTH ALIGN, the display will then read:  
EXPLORE will be flashing. This indicates that you could choose other options by pressing the  
UP and DOWN buttons. However, let’s look at EXPLORE first. This is the default menu at this  
point because, this will most likely be the most often used mode. This is where the starfinding  
takes place.  
Select EXPLORE by pressing ENTER. SCROLL UP and DOWN to see what flashing menu  
choices you have. I always choose PLANET. These are the most interesting. Even if you are  
a first time telescope user, PLANET objects can be very exciting.  
Press ENTER when the display reads:  
This will take you into a list of named PLANETobjects. By using the SCROLL UP or SCROLLDOWN buttons,  
you can explore several items in the object list.  
Press ENTER to choose the PLANET you wish to view. The display would then be:  
NOTE: IF AN OBJECT IS BELOW THE HORIZON, THE DISPLAY WILL PERIODICALLY DISPLAY THE  
WORD "HORIZON".  
SCROLLUP or SCROLLDOWN to see other PLANETS in the list. Notice the display shows you directions to  
each object. But what if you are a first time user want to find out more about the object? Wouldn’t it be nice  
to know what the object is before moving the telescope?  
PRESS ENTER when:  
is displayed or any other PLANET item. You will see a scrolling message telling you the coordinates for the  
object, how bright it is, how big it is, what its proper name is, what constellation it is in, and a brief description  
of what the object is. For JUPITER it would read:  
Now imagine that you are a parent trying to impress your kids (or vice versa). Ten minutes into your first  
observing session you are already learning astronomical objects.  
This is a great educational tool!!!!  
To find the object, just follow the directions displayed by the arrows until you zero the object out and it will be  
right in the telescope’s eyepiece!  
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USING NORTHSTAR FOR THE FIRST TIME (Continued)  
By pressing the BACK button, you move back to the previous level each time the button is pressed. Press the button  
three times and you are back at the main level menu. The display will read:  
SCROLLUP or SCROLL DOWN to select  
Press ENTER.  
This mode will take you through the best and brightest objects for each month. If you have done the ALIGN EARTH  
alignment and entered the date, it will automatically take you to the current month. Don’t know what some of these  
obscure objects and abbreviations mean? Just press the ENTER key for more information.  
Press the BACK button until you get back to the main menu:  
SCROLLUP or SCROLLDOWN until the display reads:  
PRESS ENTER  
This mode will default to the level  
By selecting this option with the ENTER key, it will IDENTIFYthe object that you are currently viewing OR the closest  
object to where your telescope is currently pointed. You also have the options to choose other types of IDENTIFY  
menus. These will IDENTIFY the closest CLUSTERS, NEBULAS, etc. to your current telescope position.  
To select the final mode press ENTER at the display:  
The display reads something like:  
The TELESCOPE mode gives you dynamic real-time information on your telescope’s current position in terms  
of astronomical coordinates. Play around with this mode by moving the telescope around. Notice the three letter  
abbreviation in the lower right portion of the display. This dynamically displays the current CONSTELLATION  
that the telescope is pointing at. These names are abbreviated in this mode. Definitions for the abbreviations  
will be in the catalog index.  
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Catalog Index  
The following appendix information is more thorough information than that listed  
in the main instruction manual. For sake of space, the complete 20,000 object  
catalog is not listed. However, we have included the entire star list and the entire  
Messier object lists for your information. In addition, the constellation  
abbreviations are defined that are found in the Northstar system.  
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Catalog Index  
CONSTELLATION ABBREVIATIONS  
Andromeda (And)  
Antila (Ant)  
Lacerta (Lac)  
Leo (Leo)  
Apus (Aps)  
Aquarius (Aqr)  
Aquila (Aql)  
Leo Minor (LMi)  
Lepus (Lep)  
Libra (Lib)  
Ara (Ara)  
Lupus (Lup)  
Aries (Ari)  
Lynx (Lyn)  
Auriga (Aur)  
Lyra (Lyr)  
Bootes (Boo)  
Mensa (Men)  
Microscopium (Mic)  
Monoceros (Mon)  
Musca (Mus)  
Norma (Nor)  
Octans (Oct)  
Ophiuchus (Oph)  
Orion (Ori)  
Caelum (Cae)  
Camelopardis (Cam)  
Cancer (Cnc)  
Canes Venatici (CVn)  
Canis Major (CMa)  
Canis Minor (CMi)  
Capricornus (Cap)  
Carina (Car)  
Pavo (Pav)  
Cassiopeia (Cas)  
Centaurus (Cen)  
Cepheus (Cep)  
Cetus (Cet)  
Pegasus (Peg)  
Perseus (Per)  
Phoenix (Phe)  
Pictor (Pic)  
Chameleon (Cha)  
Circinus (Cir)  
Pisces (Psc)  
Piscis Austrinus (PsA)  
Puppis (Pup)  
Pyxis (Pyx)  
Columbia (Col)  
Coma Berenices (Com)  
Corona Australis (CrA)  
Corona Borealis (CrB)  
Corvus (Crv)  
Crater (Crt)  
Crux (Cru)  
Cygnus (Cyg)  
Delphinus (Del)  
Dorado (Dor)  
Reticulum (Ret)  
Sagitta (Sge)  
Sagittarius (Sgr)  
Scorpius (Sco)  
Sculptor (Scl)  
Scutum (Sct)  
Serpens (Ser)  
Sextans (Sex)  
Taurus (Tau)  
Draco (Dra)  
Equuleus (Equ)  
Eridanus (Eri)  
Fornax (For)  
Gemini (Gem)  
Grus (Gru)  
Hercules (Her)  
Horologium (Hor)  
Hydra (Hya)  
Telescopium (Tel)  
Triangulum (Tri)  
Triangulum Australe (TrA)  
Tucana (Tuc)  
Ursa Major (UMa)  
Ursa Minor (UMi)  
Vela (Vel)  
Virgo (Vir)  
Hydrus (Hyi)  
Indus (Ind)  
Volcans (Vol)  
Vulpecula (Vul)  
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NAME - NAME  
RA - RIGHT ASCENSION (hours min.min)  
DEC - DECLINATION (degrees)  
MAG - MAGNITUDE  
SIZE - SIZE  
CON - CONSTELLATION  
Messier Catalog  
MESSIER CATALOG  
NAME  
RA  
DEC  
MAG SIZE CON  
DESCRIPTION  
M001 Crab nebula supernova remnant  
M002  
M003  
M004  
M005  
M006 butterfly  
M007  
M008 Lagoon  
M009  
M010  
M011 wild duck  
M012  
M013  
M014  
M015  
M016 Eagle  
M017 Swan  
M018  
M019  
M020 Trifid  
M021  
M022  
M023  
M024 small star cloud  
M025  
M026  
M027 Dumbell  
M028  
M029  
M030  
M031 Great Andromeda Galaxy  
M032  
M033 Pinwheel  
M034  
M035  
M036  
M037  
M038  
M039  
M040 Winnecke 4  
M041  
M042 Great Orion nebula  
M043  
M044 Behive  
M045 Pleiades  
M046  
NGC 1952  
NGC 7089  
NGC 5272  
NGC 6121  
NGC 5904  
NGC 6405  
NGC 6475  
NGC 6523  
NGC 6333  
NGC 6254  
NGC 6705  
NGC 6218  
NGC 6205  
NGC 6402  
NGC 7078  
NGC 6611  
NGC 6618  
NGC 6613  
NGC 6273  
NGC 6514  
NGC 6531  
NGC 6656  
NGC 6494  
05 34.5  
21 33.5  
13 42.2  
16 23.6  
15 18.6  
17 40.1  
17 53.9  
18 03.8  
17 19.2  
16 57.1  
18 51.1  
16 47.2  
16 41.7  
17 37.6  
21 30.0  
18 18.8  
18 20.8  
18 19.9  
17 02.6  
18 02.6  
18 04.6  
18 36.4  
17 56.8  
18 15.9  
18 31.6  
18 45.2  
19 59.6  
18 24.5  
20 23.9  
21 40.4  
00 42.7  
00 42.7  
01 33.9  
02 42.0  
06 08.9  
05 36.1  
05 52.4  
05 28.7  
21 32.2  
12 19.8  
06 47.0  
05 35.4  
05 35.6  
08 40.1  
03 47.0  
07 41.8  
07 36.6  
+22.0  
-0.8  
8.4  
6
6
5.9  
6.2  
4.6  
5
5
8
7
6
8
5.7  
9
6.5  
6
6
8
7
6.3  
7
6
7
0
6
9.5  
8
8
7
8
3.4  
8.2  
5.7  
5.2  
5.1  
6
5.6  
6.4  
5
6'  
7'  
Tau  
Aqr  
Cvn  
Sco  
Ser  
Sco  
Sco  
Sgr  
Oph  
Oph  
Sct  
Oph  
Her  
Oph  
Peg  
Ser  
Sgr  
Sgr  
Oph  
Sgr  
Sgr  
Sgr  
Sgr  
Sgr  
Sgr  
Sct  
nebula  
globular cluster highly resolved  
globular cluster highly resolved  
globular cluster highly resolved  
globular cluster highly resolved  
open cluster rich  
open cluster bright scattered  
nebula with dust and cluster  
globular cluster mottled  
globular cluster highly resolved  
open cluster dense  
globular cluster highly resolved  
globular cluster highly resolved  
globular cluster  
globular cluster highly resolved  
nebula with dust and cluster  
nebula  
open cluster bright scattered  
globular cluster  
nebula with dust  
open cluster rich  
globular cluster highly resolved  
open cluster dense  
open cluster bright scattered  
scattered group of stars  
open cluster rich  
planetary nebula irregular  
globular cluster highly resolved  
open cluster bright scattered  
globular cluster highly resolved  
very elongated galaxy dusty with bright core  
round galaxy with bright core  
spiral galaxy structure with bright knots  
open cluster rich  
open cluster rich  
open cluster rich  
open cluster dense  
open cluster rich  
+28.4  
-26.5  
+02.1  
-32.2  
-34.8  
-24.4  
-18.5  
-4.1  
-6.3  
-2  
+36.5  
-3.3  
+12.2  
-13.8  
-16.2  
-17.1  
-26.3  
-23  
-22.5  
-23.9  
-19  
18'  
26'  
13'  
25'  
1°  
80'  
9'  
8'  
12'  
10'  
23'  
6'  
10'  
7'  
45'  
7'  
5'  
25'  
10'  
18'  
30'  
1.5°  
20'  
9'  
8'  
6'  
7'  
6'  
-18.5  
-19.3  
-9.4  
IC 4725  
NGC 6694  
NGC 6853  
NGC 6626  
NGC 6913  
NGC 7099  
NGC 224  
NGC 221  
NGC 598  
NGC 1039  
NGC 2168  
NGC 1960  
NGC 2099  
NGC 1912  
NGC 7092  
+22.7  
-24.9  
+38.5  
-23.2  
+41.3  
+40.9  
+30.7  
+42.8  
+24.3  
+34.1  
+32.6  
+35.8  
+48.4  
+58.3  
-20.7  
-5.5  
Vul  
Sgr  
Cyg  
Cap  
And  
And  
Tri  
Per  
Gem  
Aur  
Aur  
Aur  
Cyg  
UMa  
Cma  
Ori  
3°  
8'  
60'  
30'  
30'  
12'  
24'  
21'  
30'  
50"  
38'  
1°  
20'  
1.5°  
1.5°  
27'  
30'  
open cluster bright scattered  
double star  
open cluster dense  
9
4.5  
4
NGC 2287  
NGC 1976  
NGC 1982  
NGC 2632  
Pleiades  
nebula  
-5.3  
9
Ori  
nebula bright with dust  
open cluster bright scattered  
scattered group of stars  
open cluster dense  
+20.0  
+24.1  
-14.8  
-14.5  
3.1  
1.5  
6.1  
4.4  
Cnc  
Tau  
Pup  
Pup  
NGC 2437  
NGC 2422  
M047  
open cluster dense  
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M048  
M049  
M050  
M051 Whirlpool  
M052  
M053  
M054  
M055  
M056  
M057 Ring  
M058  
M059  
M060  
M061  
NGC 2548  
NGC 4472  
NGC 2323  
NGC 5194  
NGC 7654  
NGC 5024  
NGC 6715  
NGC 6809  
NGC 6779  
NGC 6720  
NGC 4579  
NGC 4621  
NGC 4649  
NGC 4303  
NGC 6266  
NGC 5055  
NGC 4826  
NGC 3623  
NGC 3627  
NGC 2682  
NGC 4590  
NGC 6637  
NGC 6681  
NGC 6838  
NGC 6981  
NGC 6994  
NGC 628  
08 13.8  
12 29.8  
07 03.2  
13 29.9  
23 24.2  
13 12.9  
18 55.1  
19 40.0  
19 16.6  
18 53.6  
12 37.7  
12 42.0  
12 43.7  
12 21.9  
17 01.2  
13 15.8  
12 56.7  
11 18.9  
11 20.2  
08 50.4  
12 39.5  
18 31.4  
18 43.2  
19 53.8  
20 53.5  
20 59.0  
01 36.7  
20 06.1  
01 42.4  
02 42.7  
05 46.7  
05 24.5  
16 17.0  
09 55.6  
09 55.8  
13 37.0  
12 25.1  
12 25.4  
12 26.2  
12 30.8  
12 32.0  
12 35.7  
12 36.8  
12 35.4  
17 17.1  
07 44.6  
12 50.9  
10 44.0  
10 46.8  
11 14.8  
12 13.8  
12 18.8  
12 22.9  
14 03.2  
15 06.5  
01 33.2  
12 40.0  
10 47.8  
12 19.0  
16 32.5  
11 11.5  
11 57.6  
00 40.4  
-5.8  
+08.0  
-8.3  
+47.2  
+61.6  
+18.2  
-30.5  
-31  
5.8  
8.4  
6
8.1  
7
8
9
7
8
9.7  
9.8  
9.8  
8.8  
9.7  
6.5  
8.6  
8.6  
9.3  
9
7
8
7.5  
8
9
8.6  
8.9  
9.2  
8
10.1  
8.8  
8
8.4  
7.2  
6.9  
8.4  
8
9.3  
9.3  
9.2  
8.6  
9.5  
9.8  
9.5  
10.2  
6.5  
6.2  
8.2  
9.7  
9.3  
11  
10  
10  
9.4  
7.8  
10  
7.4  
8.2  
9.3  
8.3  
9
40'  
8'  
Hya  
Vir  
open cluster rich  
round galaxy with bright core  
open cluster rich  
spiral galaxy structure attached companion  
open cluster dense  
globular cluster highly resolved  
globular cluster mottled  
globular cluster highly resolved  
globular cluster highly resolved  
planetary nebula ring with central star  
round galaxy with bright core  
elongated galaxy with bright core  
round galaxy with bright core  
spiral galaxy structure  
globular cluster  
elongated galaxy with bright core  
elongated galaxy dusty  
very elongated galaxy with bright core  
spiral galaxy structure  
open cluster dense  
globular cluster highly resolved  
globular cluster  
globular cluster  
globular cluster highly resolved  
globular cluster  
asterism  
20'  
11'  
12'  
10'  
6'  
15'  
5'  
80"  
5'  
2'  
3.5'  
5'  
9'  
9'  
7.5'  
10'  
9'  
30'  
9'  
4'  
4'  
6'  
3'  
?
10'  
3'  
2'  
7'  
8'  
7.5'  
9'  
26'  
9'  
10'  
4'  
5'  
7'  
7'  
6'  
3'  
9'  
4.5'  
8'  
20'  
5'  
Mon  
Cvn  
Cas  
Com  
Sgr  
Sgr  
Lyr  
Lyr  
Vir  
Vir  
Vir  
+30.2  
+33.0  
+11.8  
+11.7  
+11.6  
+04.5  
-30.1  
+42.0  
+21.7  
+13.1  
+13.0  
+11.8  
-26.8  
-32.4  
-32.3  
+18.8  
-12.5  
-12.6  
+15.8  
-21.9  
+51.6  
-0.1  
Vir  
M062  
Oph  
Cvn  
Com  
Leo  
Leo  
Cnc  
Hya  
Sgr  
Sgr  
Sge  
Aqr  
Aqr  
Psc  
Sgr  
Per  
Cet  
Ori  
Lep  
Sco  
Uma  
Uma  
Hya  
Vir  
Com  
Vir  
Vir  
M063 Sunflower  
M064 Black eye  
M065 Leo triplet  
M066 Leo triplet  
M067  
M068  
M069  
M070  
M071  
M072  
M073  
M074  
M075  
M076 little dumbell  
M077  
M078  
M079  
M080  
M081 Bodes nebula  
M082  
M083  
M084  
M085  
M086  
M087  
M088  
M089  
M090  
M091  
M092  
M093  
M094  
M095  
M096  
M097 Owl  
M098  
spiral galaxy structure  
NGC 6864  
NGC 650  
globular cluster unresolved  
planetary nebula irregular  
round galaxy with bright core  
reflection nebula bright  
globular cluster highly resolved  
globular cluster mottled  
NGC 1068  
NGC 2068  
NGC 1904  
NGC 6093  
NGC 3031  
NGC 3034  
NGC 5236  
NGC 4374  
NGC 4382  
NGC 4406  
NGC 4486  
NGC 4501  
NGC 4552  
NGC 4569  
NGC 4548  
NGC 6341  
NGC 2447  
NGC 4736  
NGC 3351  
NGC 3368  
NGC 3587  
NGC 4192  
NGC 4254  
NGC 4321  
NGC 5457  
NGC 5866  
NGC 581  
+00.1  
-24.6  
-23  
+69.1  
+69.7  
-29.9  
+12.9  
+18.2  
+13.0  
+12.4  
+14.4  
+12.6  
+13.2  
+14.5  
+43.1  
-23.9  
+41.1  
+11.7  
+11.8  
+55.0  
+14.9  
+14.4  
+15.8  
+54.4  
+55.8  
+60.7  
-11.6  
+12.6  
+47.3  
-13.1  
+55.7  
+53.4  
+41.7  
spiral galaxy structure  
very elongated galaxy with dust and bright knots  
barred spiral galaxy structure  
round galaxy with bright core  
round galaxy with bright core  
round galaxy with bright core  
round galaxy with bright core  
very elongated galaxy with bright core  
round galaxy with bright core  
very elongated galaxy with bright core  
elongated galaxy with bright core  
globular cluster highly resolved  
open cluster dense  
elongated galaxy with bright core  
barred spiral galaxy structure  
round galaxy with bright core  
planetary nebula irregular  
very elongated galaxy with bright core  
spiral galaxy structure  
Com  
Vir  
Vir  
Com  
Her  
Pup  
Cvn  
Leo  
Leo  
Uma  
Com  
Com  
Com  
Uma  
Dra  
Cas  
Vir  
Leo  
Cvn  
Oph  
Uma  
Uma  
And  
4'  
6'  
2.5'  
8.2'  
5'  
7'  
20'  
3'  
6'  
7'  
4'  
18'  
7'  
8'  
8'  
M099  
M100  
M101  
M102  
M103  
M104 sombrero  
M105  
M106  
M107  
round galaxy with bright core  
spiral galaxy structure with bright knots  
very elongated galaxy dusty with bright core  
open cluster rich  
NGC 4594  
NGC 3379  
NGC 4258  
NGC 6171  
NGC 3556  
NGC 3992  
NGC 205  
edge on galaxy dusty  
round galaxy with bright core  
spiral galaxy structure with bright knots  
globular cluster  
very elongated galaxy with dust and bright knots  
elongated galaxy with bright core  
elongated galaxy  
M108  
M109  
M110  
10.1  
9.8  
8
17'  
Star Catalog  
STAR CATALOG  
NAME  
RA  
DEC  
MAG SIZE CON  
DESCRIPTION  
ST001 Oåå 254  
ST002 30  
ST003 å 3053  
00 01.2  
00 02.0  
00 02.6  
+60 21  
-6  
+66 06  
7.6  
4.4  
5.9  
59"  
*
15"  
Cas  
Psc  
Cas  
colored double star  
red variable star  
colored double star  
30 PSC  
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ST004 SU  
SU AND  
Cederblad 21400 04.7  
ADS 61  
Alpha And  
Struve 2  
ß 391  
Gamma PEG 00 13.2  
AD Cet  
7 CET  
å 12, UU Psc 00 15.0  
S SCL  
Struve 13  
ST CAS  
Groombridge34 00 18.1  
00 18.5  
Iota CET  
VX AND  
00 04.6  
+43.5  
+67.2  
+58.4  
+29 05  
+79.7  
-28 00  
+15.2  
-7.8  
8
*
And  
Cep  
Cas  
And  
Cep  
Scl  
Peg  
Cet  
Cet  
Psc  
Scl  
Cep  
Cas  
And  
And  
Cet  
And  
red variable star  
emission nebula  
double star challenge  
star  
double star challenge  
double star challenge  
star  
red variable star  
red variable star  
colored double star  
variable star  
double star challenge  
red variable star  
double star  
double star  
star  
star  
variable star  
double star  
red variable star  
double star  
double star  
star  
star  
ST005 Ced214  
ST006 å 3062  
ST007 Alpheratz  
ST008 å 2  
ST009 Kappa  
ST010 Algenib  
ST011 AD  
ST012 7  
ST013 35 Psc  
ST014 S  
ST015 å 13  
ST016 ST  
ST017 Groombridge34  
ST018 å 24  
ST019 Iota  
ST020 VX  
7.8  
6.4  
2.1  
6.6  
6.2  
2.8  
4.9  
4.4  
5.8  
5.5  
7
9
8
7.6  
3.5  
8
5.8  
6.9  
6.9  
4.4  
5.7  
3.7  
3.3  
5.4  
2.2  
7.8  
5.7  
4.4  
3.4  
6.3  
11  
30'  
1.5"  
*
0.8"  
2"  
*
1.5°  
*
12"  
*
0.9"  
*
39"  
5"  
*
00 06.3  
00 08.4  
00 09.3  
00 09.4  
00 14.5  
00 14.6  
-18.9  
+08 49  
-32.1  
00 15.4  
00 16.2  
00 17.6  
+76.9  
+50.3  
+44.0  
+26 08  
-8.8  
+44.7  
+38 35  
+49 59  
+35.6  
-63  
+06.9  
+53.9  
+30.9  
+21 26  
+56.5  
+04.2  
+75.0  
+07.6  
+57 49  
+27.7  
+64.1  
-69.5  
+23.6  
+60.7  
+00 47  
+44 43  
+81 51  
+21 28  
+04 55  
-55.3  
00 19.4  
00 19.9  
00 24.0  
00 27.2  
00 27.6  
00 31.5  
00 32.4  
00 37.0  
00 39.3  
00 39.9  
00 40.5  
00 42.4  
00 45.7  
00 48.7  
00 49.1  
00 49.9  
00 50.0  
*
ST021 R  
ST022 å 30  
ST023 AQ  
Stellar And  
15"  
*
27"  
28"  
*
*
6"  
*
1.5"  
36"  
*
12"  
4.4"  
13'  
21"  
0.8"  
*
26"  
8"  
Stellar Cep  
30"  
33"  
6.4"  
*
Cas  
And  
Tuc  
Psc  
Cas  
And  
Psc  
Cas  
Psc  
Cas  
Psc  
Cas  
Psc  
Cas  
Tuc  
And  
Cas  
Cet  
AQ AND  
ST024 Beta  
ST025 å 36  
ST026 Zeta  
ST027 Delta  
ST028 55  
ST029 Schedar  
ST030 Oå 18  
ST031 HN  
ST032 Delta  
ST033 Eta  
ST034 65  
ST035 Do13  
ST036 Lambda1  
ST037 36  
ST038 Navi  
ST039 å 80  
ST040 å 79  
ST041 U  
ST042 Psi-1  
ST043 77  
ST044 Zeta  
ST045 Eta  
ST046 Lux Lydiae  
ST047 Mirach  
ST048 Zeta  
ST049 Kappa  
ST050 Z  
ST051 42  
ST052 Psi  
ST053 R  
ST054 Gamma  
ST055 Achernar  
ST056 51  
ST057 UV  
ST058 p  
ST059 Nu  
ST060 44  
ST061 Phi  
ST062 å 162  
ST063 1  
Beta TUC  
Struve 36  
Zeta CAS  
Delta AND  
colored double star  
star  
double star challenge  
double star  
Alpha CAS  
ADS 588  
HN 122  
Delta PSC  
star  
colored double star  
colored double star  
scattered group of stars  
double star  
double star challenge  
star  
double star equal magnitude  
double star equal magnitude  
variable star  
double star equal magnitude  
double star  
double star  
star  
star  
star  
double star  
double star  
star  
double star challenge  
double star magnitude contrast  
variable star  
star  
star  
star  
variable star  
double star  
star  
double star  
star  
triple star challenge  
double star  
colored double star  
double star  
double star equal magnitude  
double star equal magnitude  
red variable star  
star  
double star challenge  
double star  
double star  
star  
double star challenge  
colored double star  
star  
65 PSC  
Dolidze 13  
Lambda1 TUC00 52.4  
36 AND 00 55.0  
Gamma CAS 00 56.7  
00 59.4  
6.5  
6
2.5  
8.4  
6
01 00.1  
01 02.3  
And  
6.8  
5.3  
6.8  
3.9  
3.5  
4.3  
2
5.6  
5.1  
8.8  
6.4  
4.7  
6.1  
3.4  
0.5  
3.6  
7
5.8  
4.4  
5.8  
4.1  
5.8  
6
6.6  
3.7  
8.5  
4.5  
4.4  
3.4  
6.8  
5.7  
4.8  
4
å 88, 74 Psc 01 05.6  
å 90  
Zeta PHE  
Eta CET  
Lux Lydiae  
Beta AND  
Zeta PSC  
Kappa TUC 01 15.8  
Z PSC  
å 113  
Psi CAS  
R SCL  
Gamma PHE 01 28.4  
Alpha Eri  
51 AND  
UV CET  
p ERI  
Nu PSC  
44 CAS  
Phi PER  
Psc  
Psc  
Phe  
Cet  
Cep  
And  
Psc  
Tuc  
Psc  
Cet  
Cas  
Scl  
Phe  
Eri  
And  
Cet  
Eri  
Psc  
Cas  
Per  
Per  
Ari  
Cas  
Cet  
Ari  
01 05.8  
01 08.4  
01 08.6  
01 08.7  
01 09.7  
01 13.7  
-10.2  
+86.3  
+35.6  
+07.6  
-68.9  
+25.8  
-00 31  
+68.1  
-32.5  
*
*
23"  
5.4"  
*
1.6"  
25"  
*
4'  
*
*
*
11.5"  
*
1.6"  
*
2"  
2.6"  
35"  
3'  
3"  
8"  
5°  
*
1"  
3'  
37"  
*
1.6"  
10"  
*
01 16.2  
01 19.8  
01 25.9  
01 27.0  
-43.3  
01 37.7  
01 38.0  
01 38.8  
01 39.8  
01 41.4  
01 43.3  
01 43.7  
01 49.3  
01 50.1  
01 51.3  
01 51.5  
01 52.0  
-57 14  
+48.6  
-18  
-56.2  
+05.5  
+60.6  
+50.7  
+47 54  
+22.3  
+64 51  
-10.3  
+10 48  
+19.3  
-46.3  
+63.7  
+01.9  
+37.3  
+23.6  
-21.1  
+02.8  
+42.3  
+23.5  
1 ARI  
ST064 å 163  
ST065 Zeta  
ST066 å 178  
ST067 Gamma  
ST068 Psi  
ST069 Epsilon  
ST070 å 186  
ST071 56  
ST072 Lambda  
ST073 Upsilon  
ST074 Alpha  
ST075 Almach  
ST076 Hamal  
Zeta CET  
Gamma ARI 01 53.5  
Psi PHE 01 53.6  
Epsilon CAS 01 54.4  
Struve 186  
56 AND  
Lambda ARI 01 57.9  
Upsilon CET 02 00.0  
Alpha PSC  
Gamma AND 02 03.9  
Alpha ARI 02 07.2  
Ari  
Phe  
Cas  
Cet  
And  
Ari  
Cet  
Psc  
And  
Ari  
01 55.9  
01 56.2  
02 02.0  
4
2.2  
2
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ST077 59 And  
ST078 Iota  
02 10.9  
02 12.4  
02 12.8  
02 14.0  
02 14.7  
02 17.4  
+39 02  
+30.3  
-2.4  
+47.5  
+30 24  
+28 44  
-3  
+67.4  
+55 31  
+01 05  
+89 16  
-28 13  
+24 38  
+34.3  
+03.2  
+19 22  
+69 38  
+17 28  
+55 53  
-49.9  
5.6  
5
5.7  
6.6  
8
7
2
4
16"  
3.8"  
16.5"  
1.1"  
7"  
14"  
*
2.2"  
3"  
14"  
18"  
11"  
39"  
*
2.7"  
3"  
Stellar Cas  
3"  
28"  
*
9"  
8"  
1.4"  
1"  
12"  
*
And  
Tri  
Cet  
And  
Tri  
colored double star  
colored double star  
double star  
double star challenge  
double star equal magnitude  
double star  
variable star  
triple star  
double star  
double star equal magnitude  
double star  
double star  
colored double star  
variable star  
double star  
double star challenge  
variable star  
triple star  
double star magnitude contrast  
variable star  
double star  
double star  
Iota TRI  
Struve 231  
Struve 228  
ST079 å 231  
ST080 å 228  
ST081 å 232  
ST082 å 239  
ST083 Mira  
ST084 Iota  
ST085 å 268  
ST086 å 274  
ST087 Polaris  
ST088 Omega  
ST089 30  
Tri  
Omicron CET 02 19.3  
Cet  
Cas  
Per  
Cet  
UMi  
For  
Ari  
Tri  
Cet  
Ari  
Iota CAS  
02 29.1  
02 29.4  
02 31.5  
02 31.8  
02 33.9  
02 37.0  
02 37.0  
6.9  
7.3  
2
Alpha UMi  
h 3506  
5
6.5  
5.4  
3.6  
7.4  
6.2  
5.2  
3.9  
4.7  
7.3  
3.5  
4.6  
4.6  
5.4  
2.5  
3.4  
5.8  
5.6  
2.2  
4
ST090 R  
R TRI  
ST091 Gamma  
ST092 å 305  
ST093 RZ  
ST094 pi  
ST095 Eta  
Gamma CET 02 43.3  
02 47.5  
02 48.9  
02 49.3  
02 50.7  
02 53.9  
02 57.2  
02 58.3  
Ari  
å 307  
R HOR  
Struve 330  
Theta ERI  
Per  
Hor  
Cet  
Eri  
Ari  
Ari  
Per  
Cet  
Per  
Cep  
Hyi  
Per  
For  
Eri  
Cam  
Per  
Per  
Ret  
Eri  
ST096 R  
ST097 å 330  
ST098 Acamar  
ST099 Epsilon  
ST100 Epsilon  
ST101 å 331  
ST102 Menkar  
ST103 Rho  
ST104 å 320  
ST105 h3568  
ST106 Algol  
ST107 Alpha  
ST108 h3556  
ST109 å 362  
ST110 å 369  
ST111 ADS2446  
ST112 Zeta  
ST113 Tau4  
ST114 Toms Topaz  
ST115 Mirfak  
ST116 Y  
ST117 å 394  
ST118 å 385  
ST119 å 389  
ST120 Sigma  
ST121 å 401  
ST122 Epsilon  
ST123 å 400  
ST124 Oå 36  
ST125 U1  
-0.6  
-40.3  
Epsilon ARI 02 59.2  
02 59.2  
+29.3  
+21 20  
+52 20  
+04.1  
+38.8  
+79 24  
-79  
+41.0  
-29  
-44.4  
double star challenge  
double star challenge  
double star  
03 00.8  
Alpha CET  
Rho PER  
03 02.3  
03 05.2  
03 06.2  
03 07.5  
03 08.2  
03 12.1  
03 12.4  
03 16.3  
03 17.2  
03 17.7  
03 18.2  
03 19.5  
star  
*
red variable star  
colored double star  
double star  
variable star  
double star  
5"  
15"  
*
5"  
3.5"  
7"  
3"  
0.9"  
5'  
h3568  
Beta PER  
Alpha FOR  
h3556  
6
double star  
+60 02  
+40 29  
+38.6  
-62.5  
8.5  
6.7  
7.8  
5.2  
3.7  
4.5  
1.8  
8.1  
7.1  
4.2  
6.5  
4.4  
6.4  
3.7  
6.8  
6.8  
8.1  
3.8  
4.4  
3.2  
5
4.9  
4.5  
2.9  
5
2.9  
3
3.3  
7.4  
7
4.5  
4.4  
6.2  
5
double star equal magnitude  
colored double star  
double star challenge  
double star  
star  
star  
star  
variable star  
double star  
double star  
double star  
star  
double star equal magnitude  
star  
double star  
double star  
variable star  
star  
red variable star  
star  
double star  
double star equal magnitude  
star  
star  
colored double star  
double star magnitude contrast  
star  
variable star  
double star challenge  
double star  
triple star challenge  
star  
double star  
double star  
variable star  
ADS 2446  
Zeta RET  
Tau4 ERI  
-21.8  
*
9°  
*
Tom's Topaz 03 20.3  
+29.0  
+49 52  
+44.2  
+20 27  
+59.9  
+59 21  
+48.0  
+27 34  
-9.5  
+60.0  
+63.9  
+62.6  
+32.3  
-12.1  
Ari  
Alpha Per  
Y PER  
03 24.3  
03 27.7  
03 28.0  
03 29.1  
03 30.1  
Per  
Per  
Ari  
Cam  
Cam  
Per  
Tau  
Eri  
Cam  
Cam  
Cam  
Per  
Eri  
Hyi  
Tau  
Eri  
Cam  
Per  
Eri  
Per  
Eri  
Tau  
Per  
Cam  
Eri  
Ret  
Ret  
Tau  
*
7"  
2.4"  
2.7"  
*
11"  
*
1.4"  
46"  
0
0
*
*
9"  
8"  
*
Struve 385  
Sigma PER 03 30.6  
03 31.3  
Epsilon ERI 03 32.9  
Struve 400  
03 35.0  
O.Struve 36 03 40.0  
U(1) CAM (?) 03 41.6  
Omicron PER 03 44.3  
03 46.1  
Gamma HYI 03 47.2  
ST126 Omicron  
ST127 Pi  
ST128 Gamma  
ST129 30  
ST130 F  
ST131 BE  
Pi ERI  
-74.2  
30 TAU  
D 16  
BE CAM  
Zeta PER  
32 ERI  
03 48.3  
03 48.6  
03 49.5  
03 54.1  
03 54.3  
03 57.9  
+11.2  
-37 37  
+65.5  
+31.9  
-3  
+40 01  
-13.5  
+12.5  
+38.1  
+62 20  
-7.7  
ST132 Atik  
ST133 32  
*
7"  
9"  
*
ST134 Epsilon  
ST135 Gamma  
ST136 Lambda  
ST137 Oå 531  
ST138 SZ  
ST139 Omicron2  
ST140 Epsilon  
ST141 Theta  
ST142 Phi  
Gamma ERI 03 58.0  
Lambda TAU 04 00.7  
04 07.6  
04 07.8  
Omicron2 ERI 04 15.2  
Epsilon RET 04 16.5  
*
ADS 2995  
å 485  
1.4"  
90"  
83"  
*
4"  
52"  
-59.3  
-63.3  
Theta RET  
Phi TAU  
04 17.7  
04 20.4  
04 22.0  
04 22.6  
04 22.7  
04 24.0  
04 27.9  
04 31.4  
04 32.0  
+27.4  
+19 32  
+25.6  
+15.1  
-34  
-21 30  
+40 01  
+53 55  
ST143 T  
ST144 Chi  
8.4  
5.5  
7.3  
4
7.3  
7
Stellar Tau  
Chi TAU  
ADS 3169  
43 ERI  
19.4"  
1.4"  
*
1.7"  
9"  
Tau  
Tau  
Eri  
Eri  
Per  
Cam  
double star  
ST145 ADS3169  
ST146 43  
ST147 ß 184  
ST148 å 552  
ST149 1  
double star challenge  
red variable star  
double star challenge  
double star equal magnitude  
colored double star  
5.4  
10"  
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ST150 å 559  
ST151 46  
ST152 Aldebaran  
ST153 Nu  
ST154 53  
ST155 å 572  
ST156 54  
ST157 R  
ST158 55  
ST159 Iota  
ST160 ST  
ST161 Pi4  
ST162 TT  
ST163 Pi5  
ST164 Omicron2  
ST165 Iota  
04 33.5  
04 33.9  
04 35.9  
04 36.3  
04 38.2  
04 38.5  
04 40.4  
04 40.5  
04 43.6  
04 50.9  
04 51.2  
04 51.2  
04 51.6  
04 54.2  
+18 01  
-6.7  
+16.5  
-3.4  
6.9  
5.7  
0.9  
3.9  
3.9  
7.3  
4.3  
6.7  
6.7  
5.6  
9.2  
3.7  
8
3.7  
4.1  
2.7  
4.5  
5
5.9  
6.6  
7.5  
6.5  
2.9  
3.8  
8.6  
3.2  
3.2  
5.9  
8.5  
9
3"  
4'  
30"  
11°  
*
4"  
*
*
Tau  
Eri  
Tau  
Eri  
Eri  
Tau  
Eri  
Cae  
Eri  
Pic  
double star equal magnitude  
double star  
colored double star  
star  
46 ERI  
Alpha TAU  
Nu ERI  
53 ERI  
-14.3  
+26 56  
-19.7  
-38.2  
-08 48  
-53.5  
+68 10  
+05.6  
+28.5  
+02.4  
+13.5  
+33.2  
+01.7  
+37.9  
-14.8  
+03 36  
-13.5  
+01.6  
+43 49  
+41.1  
+01.2  
-22.4  
+41.2  
+08 29  
+39.0  
-5.6  
+37 17  
-11.9  
+02 52  
-8.2  
+32.7  
+46 00  
-18 30  
-21 14  
+32.5  
-24.8  
+03.6  
-8.4  
-02 24  
+37.4  
-52.3  
+06.3  
+34.9  
+25 09  
-1.1  
+17.0  
-0.3  
+18.6  
+49 24  
+07.2  
-6  
+09 56  
-05 23  
-05 55  
-1.2  
+09.3  
+21.1  
-02 36  
-34.1  
-1.9  
+62.5  
-22.5  
+20.7  
-32.3  
-9.7  
+06 27  
-35.8  
-20.9  
+39.1  
star  
double star equal magnitude  
red variable star  
variable star  
double star equal magnitude  
double star  
red variable star  
star  
variable star  
star  
star  
star  
star  
double star  
variable star  
double star equal magnitude  
double star  
double star  
variable star  
star  
variable star  
54 ERI  
R CAE  
å 590  
9"  
12"  
Iota PIC  
Stellar Cam  
*
*
*
*
*
*
5.4"  
*
21"  
5.5"  
15"  
Stellar Aur  
*
*
*
Pi4 ORI  
TT TAU  
Pi5 ORI  
Ori  
Tau  
Ori  
Ori  
Aur  
Ori  
Aur  
Lep  
Ori  
Lep  
Ori  
Omicron2 ORI04 56.4  
Iota AUR  
Pi6 ORI  
04 57.0  
04 58.5  
Omega AUR 04 59.3  
ST166 Pi6  
ST167 Omega  
ST168 Hinds Crimson Star  
ST169 å 627  
ST170 å 631  
ST171 å 630  
ST172 Epsilon  
ST173 Zeta  
ST174 W  
ST175 Epsilon  
ST176 Eta  
ST177 14  
ST178 TX  
ST179 SY  
R LEP  
04 59.6  
05 00.6  
05 00.7  
05 02.0  
05 02.0  
05 02.5  
05 05.4  
Struve 631  
Struve 630  
Zeta AUR  
W ORI  
Aur  
Ori  
Lep  
Aur  
Ori  
Aur  
Eri  
Aur  
Lep  
Ori  
Epsilon LEP 05 05.5  
star  
star  
Eta AUR  
Oå 98  
TX AUR  
SY ERI  
05 06.5  
05 07.9  
05 09.1  
05 09.8  
05 10.4  
05 12.3  
05 13.3  
05 14.5  
05 15.4  
05 16.7  
05 19.3  
05 20.5  
05 21.8  
05 21.8  
05 22.8  
05 23.3  
05 24.5  
*
0.7"  
*
*
double star challenge  
variable star  
variable star  
double star challenge  
double star  
colored double star  
double star magnitude contrast  
triple star  
ST180 å 644  
ST181 Iota  
6.8  
4.5  
4.5  
0
5.1  
0.1  
6.2  
4.7  
7.4  
5.5  
5
2"  
13"  
7"  
9.4"  
11"  
*
39"  
4"  
*
3.2"  
32"  
6"  
1.5"  
9"  
38"  
*
31"  
5"  
*
5°  
53"  
*
8"  
*
36"  
4"  
13"  
11"  
*
Iota LEP  
ST182 Rho  
ST183 Rigel  
ST184 å 653  
ST185 Capella  
ST186 S 476  
ST187 h3750  
ST188 UV  
ST189 ADS3954  
ST190 å 696  
ST191 å 701  
ST192 Eta  
ST193 Sigma  
ST194 Theta  
ST195 Bellatrix  
ST196 å 698  
ST197 118  
ST198 31  
ST199 TL9  
ST200 Delta  
ST201 119  
ST202 å 718  
ST203 RT  
ST204 å 747  
ST205 Lambda  
ST206 Trapezium  
ST207 Iota  
ST208 Epsilon  
ST209 Phi2  
ST210 Zeta  
ST211 Sigma  
ST212 Alpha  
ST213 Alnitak  
ST214 U2  
Beta ORI  
Struve 653  
Alpha Aur  
Ori  
Aur  
Aur  
Lep  
Lep  
Aur  
Lep  
Ori  
star  
double star equal magnitude  
double star magnitude contrast  
variable star  
double star  
double star  
double star  
double star challenge  
double star  
double star  
star  
double star  
double star  
star  
asterism  
double star  
star  
double star equal magnitude  
variable star  
double star  
double star magnitude contrast  
quadruple star  
double star magnitude contrast  
star  
star  
star  
quadruple star  
star  
double star magnitude contrast  
variable star  
double star  
variable star  
UV AUR  
ADS 3954  
Struve 696  
Struve 701  
6
3.4  
5
Ori  
Ori  
Sigma AUR 05 24.7  
Theta PIC 05 24.8  
Gamma ORI 05 25.1  
Aur  
Pic  
Ori  
Aur  
Tau  
Ori  
Tau  
Ori  
Tau  
Aur  
Ori  
Ori  
Ori  
Ori  
Ori  
Ori  
Ori  
Tau  
Ori  
Col  
Ori  
6.8  
1.6  
6.6  
5.8  
4.7  
5
2.2  
4.7  
7.5  
8
4.8  
3.4  
5.1  
2.9  
1.7  
4
Struve 698  
å 716  
31 ORI  
TL 9  
Delta ORI  
119 TAU  
05 25.2  
05 29.3  
05 29.7  
05 30.0  
05 32.0  
05 32.2  
05 32.4  
05 33.2  
05 35.0  
05 35.1  
05 35.3  
05 35.4  
RT ORI  
Struve 747  
Trapezium  
å 752  
Epsilon ORI 05 36.2  
Phi2 ORI  
Zeta TAU  
05 36.9  
05 37.6  
05 38.7  
05 39.6  
05 40.8  
*
*
3
3.7  
2.6  
2
7.7  
3.7  
7.1  
5.2  
2
6.1  
3.1  
3.8  
4
11"  
*
2.4"  
*
97"  
*
*
Alpha COL  
Zeta ORI  
U(2) CAM (?) 05 42.2  
Gamma LEP 05 44.5  
Cam  
Lep  
Tau  
Col  
Ori  
ST215 Gamma  
ST216 Y  
ST217 Mu  
ST218 Kappa  
ST219 52  
ST220 Beta  
ST221 Delta  
ST222 Nu  
YTAU  
05 45.7  
05 46.0  
05 47.8  
05 48.0  
05 51.0  
05 51.3  
05 51.5  
Mu COL  
Kappa ORI  
å 795  
Beta COL  
Delta LEP  
Nu AUR  
star  
star  
*
1.3"  
*
*
Ori  
double star challenge  
Col  
Lep  
Aur  
star  
star  
star  
30'  
26.  
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ST223 å 817  
ST224 Betelgeuse  
ST225 U  
ST226 Theta  
ST227 Pi  
ST228 D23  
ST229 å 855  
ST230 TU  
ST231 41  
ST232 SS  
ST233 Gamma  
ST234 Eta  
ST235 å 872  
ST236 KS  
ST237 Zeta  
ST238 V  
ST239 Mirzam  
ST240 Mu  
ST241 8  
ST242 Canopus  
ST243 BL  
05 54.9  
05 55.2  
05 55.8  
05 59.7  
05 59.9  
06 04.8  
06 09.0  
06 10.9  
06 11.7  
06 13.4  
+07 02  
+07 24  
+20.2  
+37 13  
+45.9  
-48 27  
+02 30  
+26.0  
+48 42  
+47.0  
-6.3  
+22.5  
+36.2  
-5.3  
-30.1  
-2.2  
8.8  
0.5  
5.3  
2.6  
4.3  
7
19"  
Stellar Ori  
*
3.5"  
1°  
2.7"  
30"  
*
8"  
*
8°  
*
11"  
*
8.5°  
*
*
*
13"  
*
*
27"  
3"  
4.5"  
20"  
43"  
*
3.5"  
2.6"  
6"  
30"  
1.3"  
17.5"  
*
2.2"  
10"  
70"  
2.4"  
4.6"  
0.7"  
2.5°  
7"  
Ori  
double star equal magnitude  
star  
variable star  
double star magnitude contrast  
red variable star  
double star equal magnitude  
double star  
variable star  
double star  
variable star  
star  
star  
double star  
variable star  
star  
variable star  
star  
star  
colored double star  
star  
variable star  
double star  
triple star  
double star  
colored double star  
double star  
variable star  
double star  
double star  
double star  
double star  
double star challenge  
colored double star  
variable star  
double star  
double star  
Alpha Ori  
U ORI  
Ori  
Aur  
Aur  
Pup  
Ori  
Gem  
Aur  
Aur  
Mon  
Gem  
Aur  
Mon  
Cma  
Mon  
Cma  
Gem  
Mon  
Car  
Pi AUR  
6
TU GEM  
å 845  
SS AUR  
7.5  
6.1  
10  
Gamma MON 06 14.9  
4
Eta GEM  
Struve 872  
KS MON  
Zeta CMA  
V MON  
06 14.9  
06 15.6  
06 19.7  
06 20.3  
06 22.7  
06 22.7  
06 23.0  
06 23.8  
06 24.0  
06 25.5  
06 27.8  
06 28.8  
06 31.8  
06 32.3  
06 34.3  
06 34.4  
06 34.7  
06 35.1  
06 35.4  
06 35.9  
06 36.2  
06 36.4  
06 36.5  
06 36.9  
06 37.3  
06 37.6  
06 38.0  
06 38.4  
06 39.1  
3.3  
6.9  
9.5  
3
6
2
Beta CMA  
Mu GEM  
-18  
+22.5  
+04 36  
-52 42  
+14.7  
+20 47  
-07 02  
+38.9  
+17.8  
+38.1  
+16.1  
+38.4  
+37.1  
+37.7  
+05.3  
+38.0  
-18.7  
+38.5  
+38.2  
+38.4  
+12.2  
-61.5  
+38.8  
-29.1  
-30  
+08 59  
+31.5  
-16.7  
+59 27  
+55 42  
-32.5  
+59.5  
-4.6  
-05 51  
-24.2  
2.9  
4.3  
-0.7  
8.5  
6.6  
3.8  
11.5  
6.3  
6.7  
8.5  
7.6  
7.4  
7.4  
8.3  
8.5  
6
5.1  
9.7  
8.8  
7.6  
6.4  
9.6  
8
7.8  
7.1  
8.7  
-1  
4.9  
5.5  
4
5.7  
9.4  
7.1  
3.9  
4.1  
4.7  
5.3  
9.2  
7.3  
7
Alpha Car  
BL ORI  
Ori  
ST244 15  
Gem  
Mon  
Aur  
Gem  
Aur  
Gem  
Aur  
Aur  
Aur  
Mon  
Aur  
Cma  
Aur  
Aur  
ST245 Beta  
ST246 ADS5150  
ST247 20  
ST248 ADS5188  
ST249 CR  
ST250 å 928  
ST251 ADS5201  
ST252 å 929  
ST253 å 939  
ST254 ADS5221  
ST255 Nu1  
ADS 5150  
20 GEM  
ADS 5188  
CR GEM  
ADS 5191  
ADS 5201  
ADS 5208  
Struve 939  
ADS 5221  
Nu1 CMA  
UU AUR  
ADS 5240  
ADS 5245  
South 529  
Innes 5  
ST256 UU  
ST257 ADS5240  
ST258 ADS5245  
ST259 South529  
ST260 Innes5  
ST261 ADS5265  
ST262 Innes1156  
ST263 SAO172106  
ST264 å 953  
ST265 VW  
ST266 Sirius  
ST267 12  
ST268 å 958  
ST269 Kappa  
ST270 14  
Aur  
Gem  
Pic  
double star  
double star  
double star  
double star challenge  
red variable star  
double star  
ADS 5265  
Innes 1156  
Aur  
Cma  
Cma  
Mon  
Gem  
Cma  
Lyn  
Lyn  
Cma  
Lyn  
Mon  
Mon  
Cma  
Cma  
Gem  
Cma  
Mon  
Gem  
Mon  
Cma  
Cma  
Cma  
Pup  
Gem  
Lyn  
SAO 172106 06 39.5  
06 41.2  
VW GEM  
Alpha CMA  
å 948  
06 42.2  
06 45.1  
06 46.2  
06 48.2  
*
9"  
2"  
5"  
variable star  
double star magnitude contrast  
triple star challenge  
double star equal magnitude  
star  
double star challenge  
variable star  
double star challenge  
star  
star  
colored double star  
double star magnitude contrast  
variable star  
asterism  
variable star  
double star  
star  
star  
double star  
variable star  
double star equal magnitude  
variable star  
red variable star  
double star  
double star  
Kappa CMA 06 49.8  
*
14 LYN  
GY MON  
06 53.1  
06 53.2  
06 54.1  
0.4"  
*
1.3"  
*
*
7"  
2.8"  
*
2'  
ST271 GY  
ST272 å 987  
ST273 Omicron1  
ST274 Theta  
ST275 38  
ST276 Mu  
ST277 BG  
Omicron1 CMA 06 54.1  
Theta CMA  
06 54.2  
06 54.6  
06 56.1  
06 56.4  
-12  
+13 11  
-14 02  
+07.1  
+14.2  
+06.2  
-29  
-27.9  
-23.8  
-43.6  
+20.6  
+52 45  
+22.7  
-11 55  
-70.5  
+30.2  
+22 17  
+27.2  
-26.8  
å 997  
BG MON  
ST278 Oå 80  
ST279 RV  
O. Struve (P) 8006 58.1  
RV MON 06 58.4  
Epsilon CMA 06 58.6  
Sigma CMA 07 01.7  
Omicron2 CMA 07 03.0  
*
ST280 Epsilon  
ST281 Sigma  
ST282 Omicron2  
ST283 Dunlop38  
ST284 Zeta  
ST285 å 1009  
ST286 R  
ST287 W  
ST288 Gamma  
ST289 Tau  
ST290 å 1035  
ST291 å 1037  
ST292 Omega  
ST293 h3945  
ST294 Tau  
1.5  
3.5  
3
5.6  
3.7  
6.9  
6
7.5"  
*
*
20.5"  
*
4.1"  
*
Dunlop 38  
Zeta GEM  
07 04.0  
07 04.1  
07 05.7  
07 07.4  
07 08.1  
R GEM  
Gem  
6.4  
4
Stellar CMa  
Gamma VOL 07 08.8  
13.6"  
1.9"  
4"  
1.3"  
*
27"  
15"  
6"  
Vol  
Tau GEM  
07 11.1  
07 12.0  
Struve 1037 07 12.8  
Omega CMA 07 14.8  
07 16.6  
4.4  
8.2  
7.2  
3.9  
4.5  
4.4  
3.5  
Gem  
Gem  
Gem  
Cma  
CMa  
CMa  
Gem  
double star equal magnitude  
double star challenge  
star  
colored double star  
triple star  
-23 19  
-24 57  
+21 59  
h 3948  
55 Gem  
07 18.7  
07 20.1  
ST295 Delta  
double star magnitude contrast  
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ST296 19  
å 1062  
07 22.9  
+55 17  
+08.9  
-43.3  
5.6  
4.3  
3.3  
8.8  
5.1  
2
4.1  
7.9  
3.8  
0.4  
3.7  
6.1  
7
15"  
*
Lyn  
triple star  
star  
double star  
ST297 Gamma  
ST298 Sigma  
ST299 å 1093  
ST300 n  
ST301 Castor  
ST302 Upsilon  
ST303 å 1121  
ST304 K  
ST305 Procyon  
ST306 Kappa  
ST307 2  
ST308 å 1127  
ST309 å 1149  
ST310 U  
Gamma CMI 07 28.2  
Sigma PUP 07 29.2  
Struve 1093 07 30.3  
HN19, h269 07 34.3  
Alpha GEM 07 34.6  
Upsilon GEM 07 35.9  
07 36.6  
Cmi  
Pup  
Lyn  
Pup  
Gem  
Gem  
Pup  
Pup  
22"  
0.8"  
10"  
1.8"  
2.5°  
7"  
10"  
Stellar CMi  
7"  
17"  
5"  
+50.0  
-23 28  
+31.9  
+26.9  
-14 29  
-26 48  
+05 14  
+24 23  
-14 41  
+64 03  
+03 13  
+22 00  
-53  
double star challenge  
double star equal magnitude  
double star challenge  
red variable star  
double star equal magnitude  
double star equal magnitude  
star  
double star magnitude contrast  
double star equal magnitude  
triple star  
double star  
variable star  
star  
double star  
double star  
star  
variable star  
variable star  
double star  
double star  
triple star challenge  
double star  
star  
variable star  
double star  
variable star  
star  
star  
double star  
double star  
double star equal magnitude  
double star  
double star  
triple star  
double star  
star  
07 38.8  
Alpha CMi  
Oå 179  
å 1138  
07 39.3  
07 44.4  
07 45.5  
07 47.0  
07 49.4  
07 55.1  
07 56.8  
07 59.2  
08 02.5  
08 03.6  
08 05.4  
08 07.5  
Gem  
Pup  
Cam  
Cmi  
7.9  
8.2  
3.5  
6.5  
6
22"  
Stellar Gem  
ST311 Chi  
Chi CAR  
Dunlop 59  
S-h 86  
Zeta PUP  
RT PUP  
RU PUP  
Epsilon VOL 08 07.9  
Gamma VEL 08 09.5  
08 12.2  
4°  
16"  
49"  
4°  
*
*
6"  
41"  
0.6"  
4"  
Car  
Pup  
Cam  
Pup  
Pup  
Pup  
Vol  
ST312 Dunlop59  
ST313 S-h86  
ST314 Zeta  
ST315 RT  
-50  
+63.1  
-40  
-38.8  
-22.9  
2.3  
8.5  
8.9  
4.4  
1.9  
4.7  
5.3  
3.5  
6.1  
5.4  
8.9  
4.3  
3.8  
6.5  
7.1  
6.3  
5.5  
5
ST316 RU  
ST317 Epsilon  
ST318 Gamma  
ST319 Zeta  
ST320 c  
ST321 Beta  
ST322 R  
ST323 Kappa  
ST324 AC  
ST325 31  
ST326 Beta  
ST327 h4903  
ST328 24  
ST329 Phi  
ST330 h4104  
ST331 D70  
ST332 h4107  
ST333 å 1245  
ST334 Sigma  
ST335 h4128  
ST336 å 1254  
ST337 Alpha  
ST338 Delta  
ST339 å 1270  
ST340 Iota  
-68.6  
-47.3  
Vel  
+17 39  
-62.9  
+09.2  
+11.7  
-71.5  
-15.9  
+43.2  
-66.1  
Cnc  
Car  
Cnc  
Cnc  
Vol  
Pup  
Lyn  
Vol  
Pup  
Cnc  
Cnc  
Vel  
c CAR  
Beta CNC  
R CNC  
08 15.3  
08 16.5  
08 16.6  
*
*
Kappa VOL 08 19.8  
65"  
*
15°  
6°  
8"  
6"  
5"  
3.6"  
5"  
4"  
10"  
*
1.4"  
21"  
*
2.6"  
5"  
30"  
3"  
4"  
*
5"  
1°  
8"  
AC PUP  
31 LYN  
Beta VOL  
h4903  
08 22.7  
08 22.8  
08 25.7  
08 26.3  
08 26.7  
08 26.7  
08 29.1  
08 29.5  
08 31.4  
08 35.8  
08 38.8  
08 39.2  
08 40.4  
08 43.6  
08 44.7  
08 45.3  
08 46.7  
08 46.8  
08 50.8  
08 55.4  
09 01.4  
09 02.5  
09 07.5  
-39.1  
å 1224  
+24 32  
+26 56  
-47.9  
-44 44  
-39 04  
+06 37  
+03.3  
-60.3  
å 1223  
h4104  
Vel  
Vel  
6.4  
6
Cnc  
Hya  
Car  
Cnc  
Pyx  
Vel  
Hya  
Cnc  
Hyd  
Lyn  
Cnc  
Cnc  
Uma  
Cnc  
Sigma HYA  
h4128  
4.4  
6.9  
6.4  
3.7  
2.1  
6.4  
4
double star challenge  
quadruple star  
star  
double star  
double star  
colored double star  
double star magnitude contrast  
double star equal magnitude  
variable star  
double star  
star  
+19 40  
-33.2  
-54.7  
Alpha PYX  
Delta VEL  
ADS 6977  
å 1268  
-2.6  
+28 46  
+06 25  
+35 03  
+17.2  
+32 15  
+67.6  
+22 59  
-43 26  
+67 08  
-59  
ST341 Epsilon  
ST342 å 1282  
ST343 X  
3.4  
7.5  
5.6  
5.9  
4.8  
6.9  
2.2  
4.8  
3.4  
6.7  
5.2  
8.1  
4.3  
8.6  
3.9  
6.6  
3.1  
2.5  
7.2  
4.5  
7.5  
2
X CNC  
å 1298  
Rho UMA  
ST344 66  
ST345 Rho  
ST346 å 1311  
ST347 Suhail  
ST348 Sigma2  
ST349 a  
ST350 h4188  
ST351 h4191  
ST352 å 1321  
ST353 g  
double star equal magnitude  
star  
double star magnitude contrast  
star  
Lambda Vel 09 08.0  
09 10.4  
a CAR  
h4188  
Stellar Vel  
4"  
Uma  
Car  
Vel  
09 11.0  
09 12.5  
09 14.4  
09 14.9  
09 16.2  
09 18.4  
09 18.8  
09 21.0  
09 21.1  
09 22.1  
09 23.3  
50'  
2.7"  
6"  
18"  
5'  
*
3"  
1"  
*
-43.6  
double star  
-43 13  
+52 42  
-57.5  
+51.4  
+36 48  
+38 11  
+34.4  
-55  
+03 30  
+26.2  
+06 14  
-08 40  
+09.1  
-45.5  
+10 35  
-31 53  
-57  
Vel  
double star magnitude contrast  
double star equal magnitude  
star  
Uma  
Car  
Uma  
Lyn  
Lyn  
Lyn  
Vel  
Hya  
Leo  
Hya  
g CAR  
RT UMA  
å 1334  
ST354 RT  
ST355 38  
variable star  
double star challenge  
double star challenge  
star  
star  
double star  
triple star  
double star equal magnitude  
star  
double star challenge  
double star  
double star equal magnitude  
double star  
ST356 å 1338  
ST357 Alpha  
ST358 Kappa  
ST359 å 1347  
ST360 Kappa  
ST361 å 1355  
ST362 Alphard  
ST363 Omega  
ST364 Dunlop76  
ST365 å 1360  
ST366 Zeta  
ST367 N  
Alpha LYN  
Kappa VEL  
*
21"  
2.1"  
2.3"  
Kappa LEO 09 24.7  
09 27.3  
Alpha Hya  
Omega LEO 09 28.5  
Dunlop 76  
09 27.6  
Stellar Hya  
5.9  
7.8  
8.3  
5.8  
3.1  
3.8  
0.5"  
61"  
14"  
8"  
*
23"  
Leo  
Vel  
Leo  
Ant  
Vel  
09 28.6  
09 30.6  
09 30.8  
09 31.2  
09 31.5  
N VEL  
å 1351  
star  
ST368 23  
+63 03  
Uma  
double star magnitude contrast  
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ST369 Lambda  
ST370 R  
ST371 å 1369  
ST372 Iota  
ST373 Upsilon  
ST374 R  
ST375 W  
ST376 Y  
ST377 Mu  
ST378 h4262  
ST379 Regulus  
ST380 S  
ST381 ADS7704  
ST382 Zeta  
ST383 q  
ST384 h4306  
ST385 Algieba  
ST386 Mu  
ST387 Mu  
ST388 Alpha  
ST389 45  
ST390 Delta  
ST391 p  
ST392 Rho  
ST393 49  
ST394 U  
ST395 Gamma  
ST396 U  
ST397 Dunlop95  
ST398 35  
ST399 R  
ST400 VY  
ST401 Delta  
ST402 40  
ST403 Nu  
ST404 54  
ST405 SAO251342  
ST406 Xi  
ST407 Nu  
ST408 å 1529  
ST409 h4432  
ST410 Iota  
ST411 83  
ST412 Tau  
ST413 Lambda  
ST414 88  
Lambda LEO 09 31.7  
R CAR 09 32.2  
Struve 1369 09 35.4  
Iota HYA 09 39.9  
Upsilon CAR 09 47.1  
09 47.6  
+23.0  
-62.8  
+40.0  
-1.1  
-65.1  
+11 26  
-2  
4.3  
3.8  
6.5  
3.9  
3.1  
4.4  
9
8.3  
3.9  
8.7  
1.4  
4.5  
7.2  
3.4  
3.4  
5.6  
2.5  
3
3.8  
4.3  
6
5.7  
3.3  
3.9  
5.7  
8.1  
4.1  
7
4.3  
6.3  
7.5  
5.9  
4.5  
6.9  
3.1  
4.5  
7
4.5  
3.5  
7
5.1  
4
*
*
25"  
*
5"  
Stellar Leo  
*
*
*
Leo  
Car  
Lyn  
Hya  
Car  
star  
variable star  
double star  
star  
double star  
red variable star  
variable star  
variable star  
star  
double star  
star  
variable star  
double star challenge  
double star  
star  
double star  
double star  
star  
star  
star  
W SEX  
Y HYA  
09 51.0  
09 51.1  
09 52.8  
09 54.5  
10 08.4  
10 09.4  
10 16.3  
10 16.7  
10 17.1  
10 19.1  
Sex  
Hya  
Leo  
Hya  
-23  
Mu LEO  
ADS 7571  
Alpha Leo  
S CAR  
ADS 7704  
Zeta LEO  
q CAR  
+26.0  
-12.9  
+11 58  
-61.6  
+17.7  
+23.4  
-61.3  
-64.7  
+19.8  
+41.5  
-16.8  
-31.1  
+09.8  
-30 36  
-61.7  
+09.3  
+08 39  
-39.6  
-78.6  
-13.4  
-55.6  
+04 44  
+68.8  
+67.4  
-80.5  
-04 01  
-16.2  
+24.8  
-63.5  
+31.5  
+33.1  
-01 38  
-65  
+10.5  
+03 00  
+02.9  
+69.3  
+14 21  
-29 16  
-40.6  
+16 48  
+06.5  
+14 34  
-33.9  
+19.4  
+46 29  
-78.2  
-02 26  
+21.5  
-50.7  
-11 51  
-22.6  
-45.7  
-58.7  
+40.7  
-68  
8"  
Stellar Leo  
*
Car  
Leo  
Leo  
Car  
Car  
Leo  
Uma  
Hya  
Ant  
Leo  
Ant  
Car  
Leo  
Leo  
Ant  
1.4"  
5.5'  
*
2.1"  
4.4"  
*
h4306  
Gamma LEO 10 20.0  
Mu UMA  
Mu HYA  
Alpha ANT  
45 LEO  
HN 50  
10 22.3  
10 26.1  
10 27.2  
10 27.6  
10 29.6  
10 32.0  
10 32.8  
10 35.0  
10 35.2  
*
*
3.8"  
11"  
*
*
2"  
*
*
*
52"  
7"  
double star  
double star magnitude contrast  
star  
p CAR  
Rho LEO  
star  
double star challenge  
variable star  
star  
variable star  
double star  
U ANT  
Gamma CHA 10 35.5  
Cha  
Hya  
Vel  
U HYA  
10 37.6  
10 39.3  
10 43.4  
10 44.6  
10 45.1  
10 45.8  
10 49.3  
10 49.6  
10 55.6  
Dunlop 95  
å 1466  
R UMA  
VY UMA  
Delta CHA  
å 1476  
Nu HYA  
54 LEO  
Sex  
Uma  
Uma  
Cha  
Sex  
Hya  
Leo  
Car  
Uma  
Uma  
Leo  
Mus  
Leo  
Leo  
Leo  
Dra  
Leo  
Hyd  
Cen  
Leo  
Vir  
double star  
*
*
variable star  
variable star  
double star  
double star  
star  
4.5'  
2.5"  
*
6.8"  
7"  
double star  
SAO 251342 11 17.5  
double star magnitude contrast  
double star challenge  
double star  
double star  
double star  
double star challenge  
triple star  
double star  
red variable star  
double star  
double star equal magnitude  
double star challenge  
triple star  
Xi UMA  
Nu UMA  
11 18.2  
11 18.5  
11 19.4  
11 23.4  
11 23.9  
11 26.8  
11 27.9  
1.3"  
7"  
10"  
2.3"  
1.3"  
29"  
1.5'  
20'  
16"  
9"  
h4432  
Iota LEO  
å 1540  
Tau LEO  
6.2  
5.5  
3.8  
6.4  
5.8  
6
Lambda DRA 11 31.4  
å 1547  
11 31.8  
11 32.3  
11 33.6  
11 34.7  
11 45.9  
11 49.1  
11 52.9  
ST415 N  
ST416 Innes78  
ST417 å 1552  
ST418 Nu  
ST419 Denebola  
ST420 Beta  
ST421 Oå 112  
ST422 65  
ST423 Epsilon  
ST424 å 1593  
ST425 Zeta  
ST426 Delta  
ST427 å 1604  
ST428 Epsilon  
ST429 Rumker14  
ST430 Delta  
ST431 2  
ST432 Epsilon  
ST433 å 1627  
ST434 R  
ST435 å 1633  
ST436 Epsilon  
ST437 M40  
ST438 17  
ST439 å 1639  
ST440 S  
ST441 SS  
Innes 78  
å 1552  
Nu VIR  
Beta Leo  
Beta HYA  
1"  
3"  
*
6
4
star  
star  
2.1  
4.7  
8.4  
6.7  
5.4  
8.7  
6
2.6  
6.6  
3
5.6  
2.8  
6
4.1  
6.6  
6.7  
6.3  
3.6  
9
Stellar Leo  
0.9"  
73"  
4"  
0.9"  
1.3"  
3.6"  
4.5'  
10"  
*
2.9"  
*
11.5"  
*
Hya  
Leo  
Uma  
Cha  
Vir  
Com  
Cen  
Crv  
colored double star  
double star  
double star  
colored double star  
double star challenge  
double star  
double star  
triple star  
star  
double star  
O.Struve 112 11 54.6  
11 55.1  
å 1579  
Epsilon CHA 11 59.6  
12 03.5  
Zeta COM  
Delta CEN  
12 04.3  
12 08.4  
12 09.5  
Epsilon CRV 12 10.1  
Crv  
Rumker 14  
Delta CRU  
2 CVN  
12 14.0  
12 15.1  
12 16.1  
Cen  
Cru  
Cvn  
Mus  
Vir  
star  
colored double star  
red variable star  
double star equal magnitude  
variable star  
double star equal magnitude  
star  
double star  
double star  
double star challenge  
variable star  
red variable star  
Epsilon MUS 12 17.6  
12 18.1  
-03 56  
-19.3  
+27 03  
-60.4  
+58 05  
+05.3  
+25.6  
-49.4  
+00 48  
20"  
*
9"  
R CRV  
12 19.6  
12 20.6  
Crv  
Com  
Cru  
UMa  
Vir  
Com  
Cen  
Epsilon CRU 12 21.4  
Winnecke 4 12 22.4  
*
50"  
21"  
1.6"  
*
17 VIR  
12 22.5  
6.5  
6.8  
9.2  
6
Struve 1639 12 24.4  
S CEN  
12 24.6  
12 25.3  
Stellar Vir  
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ST442 Acrux  
ST443 3C273  
ST444 Algorab  
ST445 Gamma  
ST446 å 1649  
ST447 24  
ST448 Alpha  
ST449 ADS8612  
ST450 å 1669  
ST451 Gamma  
ST452 Porrima  
ST453 Y  
Alpha CRU  
3C 273  
Delta CRV  
Gamma CRU 12 31.2  
Struve 1649 12 31.6  
12 35.1  
Alpha MUS  
ADS 8612  
12 26.6  
12 29.1  
12 29.9  
-63.1  
+02.0  
-16.5  
-57.1  
-11.1  
+18 23  
-69.1  
-27.1  
-13 01  
-49  
1
12.8  
3
1.6  
8
5
4.4"  
*
Cru  
Vir  
Crv  
Cru  
Vir  
CVn  
Mus  
Hya  
Crv  
Cen  
Vir  
double star  
asterism  
double star  
double star  
double star  
colored double star  
star  
double star challenge  
double star equal magnitude  
double star challenge  
double star  
red variable star  
double star  
double star challenge  
star  
double star equal magnitude  
double star magnitude contrast  
double star  
red variable star  
double star  
variable star  
double star challenge  
star  
24"  
110"  
15"  
20"  
*
1.3"  
5"  
1"  
12 37.2  
12 37.7  
12 41.3  
2.7  
5.5  
5.3  
2.2  
3.5  
7.4  
4.7  
3.7  
1.3  
5.3  
5.1  
4.3  
3.4  
3
6.8  
8.8  
3.6  
5.7  
4.4  
5
6.8  
4.7  
2.3  
1
6.7  
4
7
6
5
7.9  
2.3  
5.7  
5.3  
5.5  
1.9  
7.6  
4.2  
4.1  
4.5  
2.6  
0.6  
3.3  
4.2  
4.4  
7.8  
0
4.9  
5.3  
8.1  
7.6  
5
5.1  
6.4  
4.3  
10.7  
3.6  
5.4  
0
Gamma CEN 12 41.5  
Gamma VIR 12 41.7  
12 45.1  
-1.4  
+45 26  
-61  
3"  
Stellar CVn  
ST454 Iota  
Iota CRU  
Beta MUS  
Beta CRU  
å 1694  
12 45.6  
12 46.3  
12 47.7  
12 49.2  
12 53.3  
12 54.6  
12 55.6  
12 56.0  
12 56.4  
12 58.7  
13 02.3  
13 08.1  
27"  
1.4"  
*
22"  
29"  
35"  
*
19"  
*
1.5"  
8'  
5.3"  
7"  
0.5"  
5"  
1'  
14"  
*
Cru  
Mus  
Cru  
Cam  
Com  
Cru  
Vir  
Cvn  
Dra  
Com  
Mus  
Mus  
Vir  
ST455 Beta  
ST456 Mimosa  
ST457 32  
ST458 35  
ST459 Mu  
ST460 Delta  
ST461 Cor Caroli  
ST462 RY  
ST463 å 1699  
ST464 Delta  
ST465 Theta  
ST466 Theta  
ST467 Alpha  
ST468 54  
-68.1  
-59.7  
+83 25  
+21 14  
-57.2  
+03.4  
+38.3  
+66.0  
+27 28  
-71.5  
-65.3  
-05 32  
+17 32  
-18 50  
-61  
å 1687  
Mu CRU  
Delta VIR  
Alpha CVN  
RY DRA  
Delta MUS  
Theta MUS  
51 Vir, å 1724 13 09.9  
double star  
triple star challenge  
double star challenge  
double star  
double star  
double star  
13 10.0  
13 13.4  
Com  
Vir  
Cen  
Uma  
Vir  
ST469 J  
J CEN  
Mizar  
Alpha VIR  
13 22.6  
13 23.9  
13 25.2  
13 27.1  
13 29.7  
ST470 Zeta  
ST471 Spica  
ST472 Oåå 123  
ST473 R  
ST474 å 1755  
ST475 S  
+54 56  
-11.2  
+64 43  
-23 17  
+36.8  
-7.2  
star  
69"  
Stellar Hyd  
Dra  
colored double star  
variable star  
double star  
variable star  
double star magnitude contrast  
double star  
Struve 1755 13 32.3  
S VIR  
25 CVN  
Struve 1763 13 37.6  
Epsilon CEN 13 39.9  
å 1772  
Dunlop 141 13 41.7  
T CEN  
Eta UMA  
4.4"  
*
1.8"  
2.8"  
*
5"  
5.3"  
*
Cvn  
Vir  
Cvn  
Vir  
13 33.0  
13 37.5  
ST476 25  
+36.3  
-7.9  
ST477 å 1763  
ST478 Epsilon  
ST479 1  
ST480 Dunlop141  
ST481 T  
ST482 Alkaid  
ST483 å 1785  
ST484 2  
ST485 Upsilon  
ST486 3  
ST487 Zeta  
ST488 Beta  
ST489 Pi  
ST490 Kappa  
ST491 Kappa  
ST492 å 1819  
ST493 Arcturus  
ST494 Iota  
-53.5  
+19 57  
-54.6  
-33.6  
+49.3  
+27.0  
-34.5  
+15.8  
-33  
Cen  
Boo  
Cen  
Cen  
Uma  
Boo  
Cen  
Boo  
Cen  
Cen  
Cen  
Hya  
Vir  
star  
13 40.7  
double star magnitude contrast  
double star  
variable star  
star  
double star  
star  
star  
double star  
star  
star  
13 41.8  
13 47.5  
*
Struve 1785 13 49.1  
2 CEN 13 49.4  
Upsilon BOO 13 49.5  
3.4"  
*
*
8"  
5°  
*
3 CEN  
13 51.8  
13 55.5  
14 03.8  
14 06.4  
14 12.9  
14 13.5  
14 15.3  
14 15.7  
14 16.2  
14 16.6  
Zeta CEN  
Beta CEN  
Pi HYA  
-47.3  
-60.4  
-26.7  
-10.3  
+51 47  
+03 08  
+19 11  
+51.4  
-59.9  
+48.5  
-07 46  
-58.5  
+08 26  
-19 58  
+75.7  
-62.7  
+30.4  
-46 08  
-60 50  
+16.4  
+16 25  
+13 44  
-47.4  
-37.8  
-65  
*
*
star  
star  
Kappa VIR  
13"  
0.8"  
Stellar Boo  
39"  
*
1.3"  
6"  
9"  
6"  
35"  
*
*
Boo  
Vir  
colored double star  
double star challenge  
star  
Alpha Boo  
Iota BOO  
R CEN  
Struve 1834 14 20.3  
14 22.6  
Boo  
Cen  
Boo  
Vir  
Cen  
Boo  
Lib  
Umi  
Cen  
Boo  
Lup  
Cen  
Boo  
Boo  
Boo  
Lup  
Cen  
Cir  
double star  
ST495 R  
variable star  
double star challenge  
double star equal magnitude  
colored double star  
double star  
double star  
star  
variable star  
star  
double star magnitude contrast  
double star  
double star  
double star  
double star challenge  
star  
star  
double star  
star  
colored double star  
double star  
ST496 å 1834  
ST497 å 1833  
ST498 Dunlop159  
ST499 å 1835  
ST500 SHJ 179  
ST501 5  
ST502 Proxima  
ST503 Rho  
ST504 h4690  
ST505 Alpha  
ST506 Pi  
Dunlop 159 14 22.6  
14 23.4  
14 25.5  
14 27.5  
5 UMI  
Proxima CEN 14 29.9  
Rho BOO  
14 31.8  
14 37.3  
*
19"  
20"  
5.6"  
6"  
1"  
*
Rigil Kentaurus 14 39.6  
Pi BOO  
å 1864  
14 40.7  
14 40.7  
14 41.1  
14 41.9  
14 42.0  
14 42.5  
14 43.7  
14 45.0  
5
ST507 pi  
4.9  
3.8  
2.3  
4
3.2  
4
ST508 Zeta  
ST509 Alpha  
ST510 q  
ST511 Alpha  
ST512 c1  
Alpha LUP  
q CEN  
Alpha CIR  
c1 CEN  
Izar  
*
16"  
17'  
3"  
-35.2  
+27 04  
-55.6  
Cen  
Boo  
Cir  
ST513 Epsilon  
ST514 Dunlop  
2.4  
6.2  
Dunlop 169 14 45.2  
68"  
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H 97  
Alpha APS  
14 46.0  
14 47.9  
14 48.9  
14 49.3  
14 49.7  
14 50.3  
14 50.7  
14 50.9  
14 51.4  
14 56.5  
14 57.3  
14 58.5  
15 01.8  
15 03.8  
15 04.1  
-25 26  
-79  
+05 57  
-14 09  
+48 43  
-28  
5.2  
3.8  
7.6  
5.4  
5.7  
4.4  
2.1  
2.8  
4.6  
6
5.9  
2.6  
5.7  
4.8  
3.2  
6.7  
3.9  
8.1  
6.6  
5.1  
7
5.8  
3.6  
5.6  
4.3  
3.3  
6.9  
7.5  
4
2.8  
4.7  
3.6  
4.3  
5.8  
3.7  
5
4.2  
2.7  
5.7  
4.1  
5.2  
5.2  
3.9  
4.2  
2.9  
2
3.6  
2.3  
4.2  
2.5  
4
8"  
Hya  
Aps  
Vir  
double star  
star  
double star challenge  
double star challenge  
double star  
star  
ST516 Alpha  
ST517 å 1883  
ST518 Mu  
ST519 39  
ST520 58  
ST521 Kochab  
ST522 Zubenelgenubi  
ST523 Xi  
ST524 h4715  
ST525 33  
ST526 Beta  
ST527 Pi  
ST528 44  
ST529 Sigma  
ST530 Dunlop178  
ST531 Kappa  
ST532 X  
ST533 å 1932  
ST534 Mu  
ST535 å 1931  
ST536 S  
ST537 Phi1  
ST538 Eta  
ST539 Mu  
ST540 Edasich  
ST541 Pi  
ST542 Lal123  
ST543 Delta  
ST544 Gamma  
ST545 h4788  
ST546 Upsilon  
ST547 Omega  
ST548 å 1962  
ST549 Tau  
ST550 Zeta  
ST551 Gamma  
ST552 Alpha  
ST553 R  
ST554 Kappa  
ST555 R  
ST556 Xi  
ST557 Rho  
ST558 Epsilon  
ST559 Pi  
10°  
0.7"  
2"  
3"  
*
*
4'  
7"  
2.4"  
23"  
*
18'  
1.5"  
*
32"  
27"  
*
1.5"  
1.2"  
13"  
*
50'  
1.0"  
2"  
*
31"  
9"  
3.9"  
*
2.2"  
3"  
*
12"  
2°  
6.3"  
0.3"  
*
Stellar CrB  
*
*
10"  
*
*
*
Stellar CrB  
15"  
*
1"  
*
14'  
28"  
1"  
*
Lib  
Boo  
Hya  
Umi  
Lib  
Boo  
Lup  
Lib  
Lup  
Oct  
Boo  
Lib  
Lup  
Lup  
Tra  
CrB  
Lup  
Ser  
Crb  
Lup  
CrB  
Boo  
Dra  
Umi  
Lib  
Ser  
Lup  
Lup  
Lib  
Lup  
Lib  
58 HYA  
Beta UMI  
Alpha LIB  
37 Boo  
h4715  
H 28  
Beta LUP  
Pi OCT  
+74.2  
-16  
star  
double star  
colored double star  
double star  
double star  
star  
double star  
double star challenge  
red variable star  
double star  
double star  
variable star  
double star challenge  
double star challenge  
double star  
variable star  
star  
+19 06  
-47.9  
-21 22  
-43.1  
-83.2  
+47 39  
-25.3  
-45.3  
-48.7  
-70.1  
+26 50  
-47.9  
+10 26  
+31.4  
-36.3  
+30 17  
+37 23  
+59.0  
+80 26  
-24 29  
+10.5  
-41.2  
-45  
-28.1  
-42.6  
-08 47  
-29.8  
+36.6  
+26.3  
+06.4  
+28 09  
+18.1  
+15.1  
-33 58  
-29.2  
+26.9  
-26.1  
+25 55  
-38 24  
-22.6  
-11 22  
-19.8  
-20.7  
+17 03  
-19 28  
-3.7  
Sigma LIB  
Dunlop 178 15 11.6  
Kappa LUP 15 11.9  
X TRA  
15 14.3  
15 18.3  
15 18.5  
15 18.7  
15 21.4  
15 21.8  
15 23.2  
15 24.5  
15 24.9  
15 29.2  
15 33.1  
15 34.8  
Mu LUP  
S CRB  
Phi1 LUP  
double star challenge  
triple star  
star  
Iota DRA  
å 1972  
double star  
double star equal magnitude  
double star  
star  
double star  
colored double star  
red variable star  
double star equal magnitude  
star  
double star  
double star challenge  
star  
variable star  
red variable star  
variable star  
double star  
star  
Delta SER  
Gamma LUP 15 35.1  
h4788 15 35.9  
Upsilon LIB 15 37.0  
Omega LUP 15 38.1  
15 38.7  
Tau LIB  
Zeta CRB  
Gamma CRB 15 42.7  
Alpha SER  
15 38.7  
15 39.4  
Lib  
Crb  
Crb  
Ser  
15 44.3  
15 48.6  
Kappa SER 15 48.7  
R SER  
Ser  
Ser  
Lup  
Sco  
Crb  
Sco  
15 50.7  
15 56.9  
15 56.9  
Rho SCO  
Epsilon CRB 15 57.6  
Pi SCO  
star  
star  
15 58.9  
15 59.5  
16 00.1  
16 00.3  
16 04.4  
16 05.4  
ST560 T  
ST561 Eta  
variable star  
double star magnitude contrast  
star  
triple star challenge  
star  
Rmk 21  
Delta SCO  
Lup  
Sco  
Sco  
Sco  
Sco  
Her  
Sco  
Oph  
7"  
Aps  
Sco  
Oph  
Oph  
Nor  
Tra  
Her  
Sco  
Oph  
Dra  
Dra  
Sco  
Oph  
Sco  
Her  
Tra  
ST562 Delta  
ST563 Xi  
ST564 Graffias  
ST565 Omega1  
ST566 Kappa  
ST567 Nu  
ST568 Delta  
ST569 Sigma  
ST570 Delta  
ST571 Sigma  
ST572 Rho  
ST573 V  
ST574 Epsilon  
ST575 Iota  
ST576 å 2052  
ST577 Antares  
ST578 Lambda  
ST579 R  
Beta SCO  
Omega1 SCO 16 06.8  
16 08.1  
star  
5
4
colored double star  
quadruple star  
star  
16 12.0  
16 14.3  
Delta OPH  
å 2032, 17 CrB  
Delta APS  
H 121  
Rho OPH  
V OPH  
Epsilon NOR 16 27.2  
Iota TRA 16 28.0  
Struve 2052 16 28.9  
Alpha SCO 16 29.4  
Lambda OPH 16 30.9  
2.7  
+33 52 5.2  
16 14.7  
-78.7  
-25 35  
-23.5  
-12.4  
-47.6  
-64.1  
+18.4  
-26.4  
+02.0  
+66.8  
+52 55  
-35.3  
-10.6  
-32.4  
+31.6  
-69  
CrB double star  
double star  
double star magnitude contrast  
double star  
variable star  
double star  
double star  
double star  
double star challenge  
double star challenge  
variable star  
triple star  
16 20.3  
16 21.2  
16 25.6  
16 26.7  
4.7  
2.9  
5.3  
7.3  
4.8  
5.3  
7.7  
1
4.2  
6.7  
5.1  
4.2  
2.6  
8
*
20"  
3.1"  
*
23"  
20"  
1.7"  
3"  
1.4"  
*
R DRA  
16 32.7  
16 36.2  
16 36.4  
16 37.2  
16 40.6  
16 41.3  
16 48.7  
16 49.8  
ST580 16  
ST581 H  
3"  
*
*
H SCO  
star  
star  
ST582 Zeta  
ST583 SU  
ST584 Zeta  
ST585 Alpha  
ST586 Eta  
Zeta OPH  
SU SCO  
Zeta HER  
Alpha TRA  
Eta ARA  
*
variable star  
colored double star  
star  
star  
star  
3
1.4"  
*
*
1.9  
3.8  
2.3  
-59  
-34.3  
Ara  
Sco  
ST587 Epsilon  
Epsilon SCO 16 50.2  
*
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ST588 Mu  
ST589 20  
ST590 RR  
ST591 Kappa  
ST592 Zeta  
ST593 Epsilon1  
ST594 Mu  
Mu SCO  
20 DRA  
RR SCO  
Kappa OPH 16 57.7  
Zeta ARA 16 58.6  
Epsilon1 ARA 16 59.6  
17 05.3  
Eta OPH  
16 52.3  
16 56.4  
16 56.6  
-38  
+65.0  
-30.6  
+09.4  
-56  
-53.2  
3
*
Sco  
Dra  
Sco  
Oph  
Ara  
Ara  
Dra  
Oph  
Her  
Her  
Her  
Oph  
Oph  
Oph  
Her  
Ara  
Ara  
Oph  
Ara  
Oph  
Her  
Sco  
Ara  
Dra  
Sco  
Oph  
Her  
Dra  
Sco  
Pav  
Oph  
Oph  
Sgr  
Sco  
Sco  
Oph  
Dra  
Dra  
star  
7.1  
5.1  
3.2  
3.1  
4.1  
4.9  
2.4  
3
3.2  
3.2  
4.3  
5.2  
3.3  
4.2  
2.9  
3.3  
4.3  
6
1.4"  
*
75'  
*
40'  
2"  
0.6"  
4.6"  
10"  
7°  
5"  
10"  
*
4"  
*
*
4°  
2.2"  
1.1"  
*
double star challenge  
variable star  
star  
star  
star  
+54 28  
-15.7  
double star equal magnitude  
double star challenge  
double star equal magnitude  
double star magnitude contrast  
ST595 Eta  
17 10.4  
17 14.6  
17 15.0  
17 15.0  
17 15.3  
17 18.0  
17 22.0  
ST596 Rasalgethi  
ST597 Delta  
ST598 Pi  
ST599 36  
ST600 39  
Alpha HER  
+14.4  
+24 50  
+36.8  
-26 36  
-24 17  
-25  
+37 09  
-55.5  
-56.4  
+04.1  
-45.9  
-01 04  
+26.1  
-37.3  
-49.9  
+55 11  
-37.1  
Pi HER  
star  
double star equal magnitude  
colored double star  
star  
double star  
star  
star  
star  
double star  
double star challenge  
star  
star  
star  
double star equal magnitude  
star  
star  
star  
ST601 Theta  
ST602 Rho  
ST603 Beta  
ST604 Gamma  
ST605 Sigma  
ST606 h4949  
ST607 å 2173  
ST608 Lambda  
ST609 Upsilon  
ST610 Alpha  
ST611 Nu  
ST612 Shaula  
ST613 Rasalhague  
ST614 Iota  
ST615 Psi  
ST616 Kappa  
ST617 V  
Theta OPH  
å 2161, 75 Her17 23.7  
Beta ARA 17 25.3  
Gamma ARA 17 25.4  
Sigma OPH 17 26.5  
h4949  
17 26.9  
17 30.4  
6
Lambda HER 17 30.7  
Upsilon SCO 17 30.8  
Alpha ARA  
4.4  
2.7  
3
*
*
62"  
35'  
*
17 31.8  
17 32.2  
4.9  
1.6  
2.1  
3.8  
4.9  
2.4  
5.7  
2.8  
6.2  
9
8.5  
3.2  
6
3.8  
2.2  
9.5  
5
Lambda SCO 17 33.6  
Alpha Oph  
Iota HER  
å 2241  
Kappa SCO 17 42.5  
V PAV  
Beta OPH  
å 2202  
SZ SGR  
SX SCO  
G SCO  
Y OPH  
Xi DRA  
Gamma DRA 17 56.6  
17 57.8  
17 34.9  
17 39.5  
17 41.9  
+12 34  
+46.0  
+72 09  
-39  
*
30"  
2.5°  
*
*
21"  
*
*
2°  
*
*
*
double star  
star  
17 43.3  
17 43.5  
17 44.6  
17 45.0  
17 47.5  
17 49.9  
17 52.6  
17 53.5  
-57.7  
variable star  
star  
double star equal magnitude  
variable star  
variable star  
star  
variable star  
star  
star  
ST618 Beta  
ST619 61  
ST620 SZ  
ST621 SX  
ST622 G  
+04.6  
+02 34  
-18.6  
-35.7  
-37  
ST623 Y  
ST624 Xi  
-6.2  
+56.9  
+51.5  
+04 34  
-30 15  
+80.0  
+21 36  
-8.2  
+02 30  
-50.1  
+26 06  
+36.7  
-36.8  
+36.1  
-29.8  
-15 05  
-61.5  
+58 48  
-20.5  
-46  
ST625 Gamma  
ST626 Barnards Star  
ST627 h5003  
ST628 å 2038  
ST629 95  
ST630 Tau  
ST631 70  
ST632 Theta  
ST633 100  
ST634 W  
Stellar Oph  
star  
17 59.1  
6"  
20"  
6"  
1.8"  
1.5"  
*
14"  
*
*
Sgr  
Dra  
Her  
Oph  
Oph  
Ara  
Her  
Lyr  
colored double star  
double star equal magnitude  
double star equal magnitude  
double star challenge  
double star challenge  
star  
double star equal magnitude  
variable star  
star  
star  
star  
double star  
star  
triple star  
double star challenge  
star  
colored double star  
star  
variable star  
double star  
red variable star  
double star equal magnitude  
double star  
Struve 2038 18 00.0  
18 01.5  
5.7  
4.3  
5.2  
4
Tau OPH  
å 2276  
18 03.1  
18 05.5  
18 06.6  
18 07.8  
18 14.9  
18 17.6  
18 19.9  
18 21.0  
18 22.2  
18 23.2  
18 24.0  
18 25.3  
18 27.0  
18 27.2  
Theta ARA  
å 2280  
3.7  
5.9  
7.3  
3.1  
4.3  
2.7  
7.9  
4.4  
4.9  
4.9  
3.5  
5.2  
2.8  
9
W LYR  
ST635 Eta  
Eta SGR  
Kappa LYR  
Delta SGR  
Sgr  
Lyr  
ST636 Kappa  
ST637 Delta  
ST638 å 2306  
ST639 Xi  
ST640 39  
ST641 21  
ST642 Alpha  
ST643 59  
ST644 Lambda  
ST645 SS  
ST646 Delta  
ST647 T  
ST648 Kappa  
ST649 å 2348  
ST650 Alpha  
ST651 Oå 359  
ST652 Oå 358  
ST653 Vega  
ST654 X  
*
*
Sgr  
Sct  
Pav  
Dra  
Sgr  
Tel  
Ser  
Sgr  
Sgr  
Tel  
10"  
*
4"  
1.8"  
6'  
4"  
*
*
11'  
*
21"  
26"  
*
0.7"  
1.6"  
Stellar Lyr  
Xi PAV  
å 2323  
21 SGR  
Alpha TEL  
+00 12  
-25.4  
-16.9  
Lambda SGR 18 28.0  
SS SGR  
Delta TEL  
T LYR  
18 30.4  
18 31.8  
18 32.3  
18 33.4  
18 33.9  
18 35.2  
18 35.5  
18 35.9  
18 36.9  
18 38.3  
18 42.8  
-45.9  
5
+37.0  
-38 44  
+52 18  
-8.2  
7.8  
5.9  
6
3.9  
6.3  
6.8  
0
5.9  
9.5  
8
Lyr  
D222  
CrA  
Dra  
Sct  
Her  
Her  
Alpha SCT  
star  
+23 36  
+17.0  
+38 47  
+08.8  
+37.0  
+59.6  
18 44.3  
+37 36  
+05 30  
-00 58  
double star challenge  
double star challenge  
star  
variable star  
variable star  
double star  
Lyr quadruple star  
double star  
double star equal magnitude  
triple star  
ADS 11483  
Alpha Lyr  
X OPH  
*
*
13"  
Oph  
ST655 HK  
HK LYR  
Lyr  
Dra  
2"  
Lyr  
Ser  
Aql  
ST656 å 2398  
ST657 Epsilon  
ST658 Zeta  
ST659 å 2375  
ST660 5  
Struve 2398 18 43.0  
Double-Double,  
18 44.8  
+39 40 4.7  
4.4  
6.2  
5.8  
44"  
2"  
13"  
18 45.5  
18 46.5  
å 2379  
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ST661 R  
ST662 Beta  
ST663 S  
18 47.5  
18 50.0  
18 50.3  
18 50.8  
18 51.2  
18 54.5  
18 54.9  
-05 42  
+33 24  
-7.9  
+10 59  
+59 22  
+36.9  
+33 58  
-26.3  
+43.9  
+04 11  
+32.9  
+26.1  
+14.4  
+12 53  
-37 03  
-19 14  
-05 41  
-04 02  
-37 00  
+08 14  
+07 09  
+34 35  
+49 51  
+15.1  
+73.4  
-33.5  
+19 37  
-15.9  
+76 34  
+42 47  
+27.3  
-54.3  
+24.7  
+28.0  
+07.4  
-16.4  
+50.2  
+16 34  
-16.3  
4.5  
3.5  
6.8  
6.9  
4.9  
4.5  
6
Stellar Sct  
variable star  
double star magnitude contrast  
double star  
double star  
double star  
47"  
14.3"  
4"  
35"  
*
45"  
*
4..  
22"  
1"  
0.7"  
*
17"  
13"  
7"  
Lyr  
Sct  
Aql  
Dra  
Cyg  
Lyr  
Sgr  
Lyr  
Ser  
Lyr  
Lyr  
Aql  
Aql  
Cra  
Sgr  
S SCT  
ST664 å 2404  
ST665 Omicron  
ST666 Delta2  
ST667 Oå 525  
ST668 Sigma  
ST669 13  
ST670 Theta  
ST671 ADS11871  
ST672 å 2422  
ST673 UV  
ST674 å 2426  
ST675 BrsO14  
ST676 h5082  
ST677 V  
ST678 15  
ST679 Gamma  
ST680 R  
ST681 å 2449  
ST682 å 2474  
ST683 å 2486  
ST684 Oå 178  
ST685 Tau  
ST686 RY  
ST687 U  
ST688 V1942  
ST689 UX  
ST690 RR  
å 2420  
Delta2 LYR  
star  
colored double star  
star  
star  
Sigma SGR 18 55.3  
13 LYR 18 55.3  
å 2417, 63 Ser18 56.3  
ADS 11871 18 57.0  
Struve 2422 18 57.1  
2
3.9  
4.1  
5.4  
8
8.6  
7.1  
6.6  
6
6.6  
5.4  
5
5.5  
7.2  
6.5  
6.6  
5.7  
4.5  
6
6.6  
6.4  
5.9  
7.1  
8.1  
5.7  
4.4  
3
4.5  
9.1  
6.1  
6.4  
5.4  
7.8  
6
double star  
double star challenge  
double star challenge  
variable star  
colored double star  
double star equal magnitude  
triple star  
red variable star  
colored double star  
double star equal magnitude  
red variable star  
double star  
double star  
double star equal magnitude  
double star  
star  
variable star  
variable star  
variable star  
red variable star  
variable star  
double star  
double star  
star  
colored double star  
star  
variable star  
UV AQL  
18 58.6  
19 00.0  
19 01.1  
19 03.1  
19 04.4  
19 05.0  
19 06.4  
19 06.4  
19 06.4  
19 09.1  
19 12.1  
Stellar Aql  
38"  
3"  
Aql  
Aql  
Stellar Aql  
8"  
16"  
8"  
90"  
*
Aql  
Lyr  
Cyg  
Aql  
Dra  
Sgr  
O.Struve 178 19 15.3  
Tau DRA  
RY SGR  
19 15.5  
19 16.5  
19 18.8  
*
Stellar Sge  
Sgr  
V1942 SGR 19 19.2  
19 21.6  
19 25.5  
Struve 2525 19 26.6  
*
Stellar Dra  
Stellar Lyr  
ST691 å 2525  
ST692 h5114  
ST693 Alpha  
ST694 Albireo  
ST695 Mu  
ST696 AQ  
ST697 R  
ST698 HN84  
ST699 54  
ST700 TT  
2"  
70"  
*
Vul  
Tel  
Vul  
h5114  
19 27.8  
19 28.7  
19 30.7  
19 34.1  
19 34.3  
19 36.8  
19 39.4  
19 40.7  
19 40.9  
19 41.8  
Alpha VUL  
Beta CYG  
Mu AQL  
AQ SGR  
R CYG  
35"  
*
*
Cyg  
Aql  
Sgr  
Cyg  
Sge  
Sgr  
Cyg  
Cyg  
2"  
*
variable star  
colored double star  
double star  
variable star  
double star equal magnitude  
Cyg double star magnitude  
28"  
38"  
*
54 SGR  
TT CYG  
+32.6  
+50 32  
19 45.0  
ST701 16  
ST702 Delta  
contrast  
39"  
å 2579, 18 Cyg  
+45 08 2.9  
ST703 Oåå 191  
ST704 Gamma  
ST705 17  
ST706 Delta  
ST707 Epsilon  
ST708 Pi  
ST709 Zeta  
ST710 Chi  
ST711 Altair  
ST712 Eta  
ST713 57  
ST714 Beta  
ST715 Psi  
ST716 RR  
ST717 RU  
H V 137  
Gamma AQL 19 46.3  
å 2580  
Delta SGE  
19 45.9  
+35 01  
+10.6  
+33 44  
+18.5  
+70 16  
+11.8  
+19 09  
+32 55  
+08 52  
+01.0  
-08 14  
+06.4  
+52 26  
-29.2  
6
2.7  
5
39"  
*
26"  
*
3"  
1.4"  
9"  
Stellar Cyg  
*
*
36"  
13"  
3"  
*
*
*
*
29"  
*
Cyg  
Aql  
Cyg  
Sge  
Dra  
Aql  
colored double star  
star  
double star magnitude contrast  
star  
double star magnitude contrast  
double star challenge  
double star  
variable star  
star  
variable star  
double star  
double star  
double star magnitude contrast  
variable star  
variable star  
star  
variable star  
colored double star  
variable star  
variable star  
double star magnitude contrast  
triple star  
19 46.4  
19 47.4  
19 48.2  
19 48.7  
19 49.0  
19 50.6  
19 50.8  
19 52.5  
19 54.6  
19 55.3  
19 55.6  
19 55.9  
19 58.7  
3.8  
3.8  
6.1  
5
3.3  
0.8  
3.4  
5.7  
3.7  
4.9  
5.4  
6
Pi AQL  
Sge  
Alpha Aql  
Eta AQL  
Aql  
Aql  
Aql  
Aql  
Beta AQL  
Cyg  
Sgr  
Sgr  
Sge  
Sge  
Cyg  
Sge  
Sge  
Cep  
Sge  
Cyg  
Sge  
Aql  
RR SGR  
RU SGR  
Gamma SGE 19 58.8  
-41.9  
ST718 Gamma  
ST719 BF  
ST720 h1470  
ST721 X  
+19.5  
+21.1  
+38 19  
+20.7  
+17.7  
+77 43  
+20 55  
+36.0  
+20.3  
+00 52  
+38.7  
+53 07  
+46.7  
-21.3  
3.5  
8.5  
7.6  
7
BF SGE  
20 02.4  
20 03.6  
20 05.1  
20 07.6  
20 08.9  
20 09.9  
20 10.4  
20 11.9  
20 12.6  
20 13.4  
20 13.6  
X SGE  
ST722 WZ  
WZ SGE  
å 2675  
7
*
ST723 Kappa  
ST724 Theta  
ST725 RY  
ST726 FG  
ST727 å 2644  
ST728 RS  
ST729 å 2658  
ST730 Omicron1  
ST731 RT  
4.4  
6.4  
8.5  
9.5  
6.8  
6.5  
7.1  
3.8  
8.9  
4.2  
7"  
12"  
*
*
3"  
*
5"  
*
*
å 2637  
RY CYG  
FG SGE  
variable star  
planetary nebula irregular  
double star equal magnitude  
variable star  
double star  
star  
RS CYG  
Cyg  
Cyg  
Cyg  
Cap  
Cap  
Omicron1 CYG 20 13.6  
RT CAP  
Alpha CAP  
20 17.1  
20 17.6  
variable star  
star  
ST732 Alpha  
-12.5  
44"  
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ST733 RT  
ST734 P  
RT SGR  
20 17.7  
20 17.8  
20 18.0  
20 18.4  
20 19.6  
20 21.0  
20 23.9  
20 25.6  
20 27.3  
20 29.9  
20 41.0  
20 41.3  
20 41.4  
20 45.7  
20 46.7  
-39.1  
6
3
3.8  
6
*
Sgr  
variable star  
variable star  
quadruple star  
double star  
variable star  
double star  
star  
star  
double star magnitude contrast  
double star  
double star magnitude contrast  
variable star  
star  
double star  
+38 02  
-12 32  
+55 23  
+47.9  
-14.8  
Stellar Cyg  
ST735 Alpha  
ST736 å 2671  
ST737 U  
ST738 Beta  
ST739 39  
ST740 Peacock  
ST741 pi  
ST742 Omicron  
ST743 49  
ST744 V  
ST745 Deneb  
ST746 52  
ST747 Gamma  
ST748 Lambda  
ST749 3  
ST750 S763  
ST751 4  
ST752 Omega  
ST753 Epsilon  
ST754 å 2751  
ST755 2  
ST756 Dunlop236  
ST757 Lambda  
ST758 12  
ST759 Xi  
ST760 61  
ST761 24  
ST762 T  
ST763 Gamma  
ST764 å 2780  
ST765 Delta  
ST766 Theta  
ST767 RY  
ST768 Y  
ST769 Beta  
ST770 S  
ST771 å 2816  
ST772 V460  
ST773 SS  
ST774 RV  
ST775 Mu  
ST776 Epsilon  
ST777 Lambda  
ST778 AG  
ST779 å 2840  
ST780 å 2841  
ST781 RX  
ST782 å 2873  
ST783 Eta  
ST784 29  
7"  
4"  
*
3'  
*
Cap  
Cyg  
Cyg  
Cap  
Cyg  
Pav  
Cap  
Cap  
Cyg  
Cyg  
Cyg  
Cyg  
Del  
Cyg  
Aqr  
Cap  
Aqr  
Cap  
Equ  
Cep  
Equ  
Mic  
U CYG  
Beta CAP  
39 CYG  
5.9  
3.4  
4.4  
1.9  
5.3  
6.1  
5.5  
7.7  
1.3  
4.2  
4.3  
4.9  
4.4  
6.7  
6.4  
4.1  
5.2  
6.1  
7.4  
6
7.4  
5.9  
3.7  
5.2  
4.5  
5.2  
4.7  
5.6  
4.6  
4.5  
8
8.6  
3.3  
7.4  
5.6  
5.6  
8.2  
7.1  
3.4  
2.5  
5.4  
6
5.5  
6.4  
8
7.1  
5.8  
7.2  
+32.2  
-56.7  
Alpha PAV  
*
-18 13  
-18 35  
+32 18  
+48.2  
+45 17  
+30.7  
+16 07  
+36.5  
-5  
3"  
19"  
3"  
*
SHJ 324  
å 2716  
V CYG  
Alpha Cyg  
52 CYG  
*
6"  
10"  
0.9"  
*
16"  
0.8"  
*
1"  
1.5"  
3"  
57"  
3"  
3"  
*
double star  
Lambda CYG 20 47.4  
3 AQR  
double star challenge  
red variable star  
double star  
double star challenge  
star  
triple star challenge  
double star challenge  
double star equal magnitude  
double star  
double star  
double star challenge  
star  
double star  
stellar planetary nebula  
variable star  
20 47.7  
20 48.4  
20 51.4  
-18 11  
-5.6  
-26.9  
4 AQR  
Omega CAP 20 51.8  
1 Equ 20 59.1  
Struve 2751 21 02.1  
å 2742 21 02.2  
Dunlop 236 21 02.2  
Lambda EQU 21 02.2  
21 04.1  
Xi CYG  
å 2758  
24 CAP  
T CEP  
Gamma EQU 21 10.3  
Struve 2780 21 11.8  
21 14.5  
+04 18  
+56.7  
+07 11  
-43  
+07.2  
-05 49  
+43.9  
+38 39  
-25  
+68.5  
+10.1  
+60.0  
+10 00  
-53.5  
Equ  
Aqr  
21 04.9  
21 06.9  
21 07.1  
21 09.5  
Cyg  
Cyg  
Cap  
Cep  
Equ  
Cep  
Equ  
Ind  
29"  
*
*
6'  
double star  
1.0"  
48"  
6"  
*
*
13"  
Stellar Cep  
12"  
*
double star challenge  
double star magnitude contrast  
double star  
variable star  
variable star  
double star magnitude contrast  
red variable star  
triple star  
variable star  
variable star  
Theta IND  
RY AQR  
Y PAV  
21 19.9  
21 20.3  
21 24.3  
21 28.7  
21 35.2  
21 39.0  
21 42.0  
21 42.7  
21 43.3  
21 43.5  
21 44.2  
-10.8  
-69.7  
Aqr  
Pav  
Cep  
+70 33  
+78 37  
+57 29  
+35.5  
+43 35  
+38.0  
+58 47  
+09 52  
-82.7  
+12.6  
+55 47  
+19.7  
+22.9  
+82 51  
-28 27  
-16 58  
Cep  
Cyg  
V460 CYG  
Stellar Cyg  
Cyg  
Stellar Cep  
RV CYG  
Herschel's Garnet Star  
*
variable star  
red variable star  
double star magnitude contrast  
double star  
variable star  
double star  
double star  
variable star  
double star equal magnitude  
double star  
double star equal magnitude  
83"  
3"  
*
18"  
22"  
*
14"  
1.9"  
4"  
Peg  
Oct  
Lambda OCT 21 50.9  
AG PEG  
21 51.0  
21 52.0  
Peg  
Cep  
Peg  
Peg  
Cep  
Psa  
Aqr  
Struve 2841 21 54.3  
RX PEG  
21 56.4  
21 58.4  
22 00.8  
22 02.5  
ß 276  
S 802  
ST785 Xi  
17 Cep, å 2863  
ST786 Oå 461  
ST787 Lambda  
ST788 Al Nair  
ST789 å 2883  
ST790 Zeta  
ST791 h1746  
ST792 41  
22 03.8  
O.Struve 461 22 03.9  
Lambda GRU 22 06.1  
+64 38  
4.3  
8"  
Cep  
11.1"  
*
Stellar Gru  
15"  
*
28"  
5"  
*
double star  
Cep  
Gru  
+59.8  
-39.5  
-46 58  
+70 07  
+58.2  
+39.7  
-21 04  
+37.7  
-60.3  
+37 46  
-45.9  
-48.4  
-16 45  
-65  
6.7  
4.5  
1.7  
5.7  
3.4  
4.5  
5.3  
4.1  
2.9  
6.1  
5.8  
6
6.4  
4.5  
9.8  
4.3  
3.8  
4.4  
4.1  
double star  
star  
Alpha Gru  
22 08.2  
22 10.7  
22 10.9  
22 13.9  
22 14.3  
22 16.0  
22 18.5  
22 18.9  
22 23.1  
22 26.1  
22 26.6  
22 27.3  
22 28.1  
22 28.8  
22 29.2  
22 29.5  
star  
Cep  
Cep  
Lac  
Aqr  
Lac  
Tuc  
Lac  
Gru  
Gru  
Aqr  
Tuc  
Cep  
Aqr  
Cep  
Lac  
Gru  
double star  
star  
double star  
colored double star  
star  
Zeta CEP  
h1746  
ST793 1  
1 LAC  
Alpha TUC  
ST794 Alpha  
ST795 å 2894  
ST796 Pi  
ST797 S  
ST798 53  
ST799 Delta  
ST800 Kruger60  
ST801 Zeta  
ST802 Delta  
ST803 5  
5'  
star  
16"  
2.7"  
*
3"  
7"  
3"  
2"  
20"  
5'  
15'  
colored double star  
double star  
variable star  
double star equal magnitude  
double star  
double star  
double star challenge  
colored double star  
star  
Pi GRU  
S GRU  
Delta TUC  
Kruger 60  
+57.7  
-00 01  
+58 25  
+47.7  
-43.7  
5 LAC  
Delta2 GRU 22 29.8  
ST804 Delta2  
red variable star  
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ST805 37  
ST806 Roe47  
ST807 8  
37 PEG  
22 30.0  
22 32.5  
22 35.9  
22 40.5  
22 42.7  
22 47.7  
+04.4  
+39 46  
+39 38  
+44.3  
-46.9  
-14.1  
+68.6  
-13.6  
+61.7  
+41 19  
-7.6  
-29 37  
+11.7  
+28.1  
-50.7  
+32 49  
+75.4  
-6  
5.8  
5.8  
6.5  
4.5  
2.1  
5.7  
7
1"  
Peg  
Lac  
Lac  
Lac  
Gru  
Aqr  
Cep  
Aqr  
Cep  
Lac  
Aqr  
PsA  
Peg  
Peg  
Gru  
Peg  
Cep  
Aqr  
Aqr  
Aqr  
Gru  
Aqr  
double star challenge  
quadruple star  
triple star  
star  
star  
double star  
double star  
star  
double star  
quadruple star  
star  
star  
double star challenge  
star  
double star  
43"  
22"  
*
ST808 11  
11 LAC  
Beta GRU  
Tau1 AQR  
Struve 2947 22 49.0  
Tau2 AQR 22 49.6  
Struve 2950 22 51.4  
22 51.8  
Lambda AQR 22 52.6  
Alpha PsA  
52 PEG  
Beta PEG  
Dunlop 246  
ST809 Beta  
ST810 Tau1  
ST811 å 2947  
ST812 Tau2  
ST813 å 2950  
ST814 h1823  
ST815 Lambda  
ST816 Fomalhaut  
ST817 52  
ST818 Scheat  
ST819 Dunlop246  
ST820 å 2978  
ST821 Pi  
ST822 Phi  
ST823 Psi3  
ST824 94  
ST825 Dunlop249  
ST826 99  
ST827 Z  
ST828 Gamma  
ST829 Theta  
ST830 R  
ST831 107  
ST832 TX  
ST833 å 3042  
ST834 Lal192  
ST835 R  
ST836 Sigma  
ST837 å 3050  
*
23"  
4.3"  
40'  
1.7"  
82"  
*
4
6.1  
7.1  
3.7  
1.2  
6.1  
2.4  
6.1  
6.3  
4.6  
4.2  
5
22 57.6  
22 59.2  
23 03.8  
23 07.2  
23 07.5  
23 07.9  
23 14.3  
23 19.0  
23 19.1  
23 23.9  
23 26.0  
23 33.7  
*
0.7"  
*
9"  
8"  
1.2"  
*
1.5"  
13"  
27"  
*
Stellar And  
*
double star  
Pi CEP  
Phi AQR  
Psi3 AQR  
double star challenge  
red variable star  
double star  
colored double star  
double star  
star  
variable star  
star  
-9.6  
-13 28  
-53.8  
5.1  
6.5  
4.4  
8
Dunlop 249  
99 AQR  
-20.6  
+48 49  
+77.6  
-46.6  
Gamma CEP 23 39.3  
Theta PHE  
3.2  
6.6  
5.8  
5.3  
6.9  
7.8  
6.9  
4.7  
4.9  
6.6  
Cep  
Phe  
23 39.5  
23 43.8  
23 46.0  
23 46.4  
23 51.8  
23 54.4  
23 58.4  
23 59.0  
23 59.5  
4"  
double star  
-15 17  
-18 41  
+03 29  
+37 53  
-27 03  
+51 24  
+55 45  
+33 43  
Stellar Aqr  
7" Aqr  
Stellar Psc  
5"  
7"  
Stellar Cas  
3"  
1.5"  
variable star  
double star equal magnitude  
red variable star  
double star equal magnitude  
double star  
variable star  
colored double star  
double star challenge  
19 Psc  
And  
Scl  
Cas  
And  
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NORTHSTAR COMPUTERIZED STAR LOCATOR SPECIFICATIONS  
Dimensions  
3.5 X 4.7 X 1.8  
Weight  
10 oz including 9V battery  
Operating Temperature  
Telescope Mounting  
Display  
10ºC à + 50ºC  
Altitude / Azimuth  
Dot Matrix LCD, 2x16 character Alphanumeric  
Blue-Green Electroluminescent, 5-brightness levels  
1m right ascension, 10’ declination 0.1º  
ALIGN STAR, ALIGN EARTH, ALIGN OBJECT, TELESCOPE  
EXPLORE, SKY TOUR, IDENTIFY  
Display Backlight  
Display Resolution  
Display Modes  
Database  
20K Object Database  
Complete Messier Catalog – 110 Objects  
Complete NGC catalog – 7840 Objects  
Complete IC Catalog – 5386 Objects  
Selections from ESO Catalog – 1228  
Selections from UGC catalog – 2340  
Selection from small non-stellar catalogs – 2050 Objects  
Selected star, double stars, variable stars, and interesting stars – 837  
Objects  
Set-up  
Alignment start list – 30 Stars  
Best of lists – 150 objects  
Planet, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto  
Descriptions include magnitude, constellation, size / separation / type  
Two Methods:  
Earth-Based Alignment, using time North and location  
Fast two-star alignment, No input for latitude, longitude, date,  
or time required  
Coordinate Epoch  
Sensing Method  
AD 2000  
Integral Encoders  
9216 steps, 0.02 resolution  
180º per second  
16 bits  
Encoder Resolution  
Maximum Slew Rate  
Angle Representation  
Vector Representation  
48 bits  
Sidereal Clock Accuracy 0.01%  
Power Requirements  
5.1 to 14 Volts DC. 25mA, display fully-dimmed, typical. 35mA, display  
maximum brightness, typical. Reverse Polarity Protected.  
Battery Life  
20 hours with display fully dimmed  
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quick reference card  
North Star QUICK REFERENCE CARD  
Move telescope until display reads:  
By looking through the eyepiece,  
center the star in the field of view.  
PRESS ENTER  
PRESS ENTER  
Move telescope until display reads:  
PRESS ENTER  
By looking through the eyepiece,  
center the star in the field of view.  
PRESS ENTER  
SCROLLUP/DOWN  
PRESS ENTER for each digit or word  
SCROLLUP/DOWN  
PRESS ENTER for each digit or word  
PRESS ENTER  
SCROLL UP/DOWN  
PRESS ENTER  
To choose desired option  
SCROLLUP/DOWN  
PRESS ENTER for desired country  
PRESS ENTER  
PRESS ENTER  
SCROLLUP/DOWN  
PRESS ENTER for desired city  
PRESS ENTER  
PRESS ENTER (Make sure  
telescope is still level)  
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North Star QUICK REFERENCE CARD  
Move telescope until display reads:  
SCROLLUP or SCROLLDOWN  
until the display reads:  
You've just found JUPITER  
BACK  
PRESS ENTER  
BACK  
SCROLLUP or SCROLLDOWN  
Choose option  
SCROLL UP or SCROLL  
DOWN to select  
PRESS ENTER  
PRESS ENTER  
PRESS ENTER  
SCROLL UP or SCROLLDOWN  
to select month  
PRESS BACK button until you get  
back to the main menu:  
PRESS ENTER  
Move telescope until display reads:  
SCROLLUP/ DOWN  
PRESS ENTER  
You've just found object 1  
for the month of April  
PRESS ENTER for description  
The TELESCOPE mode gives you dynamic  
real-time information on your telescope's current  
position in terms of astronomical coordinates.  
Play around with this mode by moving the  
telescope around. Notice the three letter  
abbreviation in the lower right portion of the  
display. This dynamically displays the current  
CONSTELLATION that the telescope is pointing  
at. These names are abbreviated in this mode.  
Definitions for the abbreviations will be in the  
appendix.  
SCROLLUP or SCROLLDOWN  
select other objects for April.  
PRESS BACK button until you get  
back to the main menu:  
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warranty / repair  
IN CANADA Send To:  
Bushnell Performance Optics  
25A East Pearce Street, Unit 1  
Richmond Hill, Ontario L4B 2M9  
COMPUTERIZED STAR LOCATOR  
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