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1 57 R.A. 20h 32' Decl Deep Sky Surfing 57
2 Chart 57 Basel 6 CYG 7.7 OC 14.0m 20h 06.8m ' 40 13''-pB,pL,arrowhead shape, 22* at 100X Berk 86 CYG 7.9 OC 8.0m 20h 20.4m ' 30 13''-pF,pS,nRi,nC 19* mags at 135X Biur 2 CYG 6.3 OC 13.0m 20h 09.2m ' 10 13''-pF,pL,sC,nvRi, 22* mags at 100X Cr 419 CYG 5.4 OC 4.5m 20h 18.1m ' 13''-pB,pL,nRi,sC, 16* mags at 100X - Compact but not rich;n of Struve 2666;14 * to 13 mag Harvard 20 SGE 7.7 OC 7.0m 19h 53.1m ' 15 pl,lc,* faint * in 12';has two centers IC 4996 CYG 7.3 OC 6.0m 20h 16.5m ' 15 Cl,st NGC 6819 CYG 7.3 OC 5.0m 19h 41.3m ' R96 S42 O B Cl,vL,vRi,* stars mags NGC 6830 VUL 7.9 OC 12.0m 19h 51.0m ' 20 Cl,L,pRi,pC,* H VII 9 NGC 6834 CYG 7.8 OC 5.0m 19h 52.2m ' 50 Cl,P,lC,* H VIII 16 NGC 6838 M71 SGE 8.3 GC 6.1m 19h 53.8m ' O B Cl,vL,vRi,pmC,* Arrowhead shape, stars have few metals NGC 6853 M27 VUL 7.3 PN 480s x 340s 19h 59.6m ' O B Dumbbell Nebula!!vB,vL,bi-N,IE - PK60-3.1;Lord Rosse drew 18* invl NGC 6857 CYG 11.4 DN 0.8m 20h 02.8m ' O F,am Milky Way st - H III 144;Oval;PK NGC 6871 CYG 5.2 OC 20.0m 20h 05.9m ' 15 Cl,st L&S,D* inv - In Cyg OB3? NGC 6882 VUL 8.1 AST 18.0m 20h 11.9m ' Cl,P,lC - H VIII 22;Near cluster NGC 6885 NGC 6883 CYG 8.0 OC 15.0m 20h 11.3m ' 30 Cl,pRi,** inv NGC 6885 VUL 8.1 OC 7.0m 20h 11.9m ' C37 30 Cl,vB,vL,Ri,lC,* H VIII 20;With 20 Vul NGC 6888 CYG 10.0 DN 20m x 10m 20h 12.8m ' C27 R98 O Crescent Nebula F,vL,vmE,** att - H IV 72;Wolf-Rayet * invl NGC 6905 DEL 12.0 PN 44s x 38s 20h 22.4m ' O B,pS,R,4S* nr - Blue Flash Nebula NGC 6910 CYG 7.4 OC 8m 20h 23.2m ' 50 B Cl,pB,pS,P,pC,* H VIII 56;In Gamma Cyg nebula and Cyg OB9 NGC 6913 M29 CYG 6.6 OC 7.0m 20h 23.9m ' O 50 B Cl,P,lC,st L&S - About 20 stars mags 8... NGC 6940 VUL 6.3 OC 31m 20h 34.4m ' R106 S111 O 60 B Cl,vB,vL,vRi,cC - H VII 8;100 * mags 9... NGC 6960 CYG 7.0 SR 210m x 160m 20h 45.7m ' C34 R99 S44 O pb,cl,eif,kappa Cyg invl - H V 15;Veil Nebula western part;* 52 CYG invl NGC 6992 CYG 7.0 SR 60m x 8m 20h 56.4m ' C33 R99 S45 O Veil Nebula (part) ef,el,ee,eif,bifid - H V 14;Veil Nebula eastern part NGC 6995 CYG 7.0 SR 12m 20h 57.1m ' F,eL,neb&st in groups Roslund 4 VUL 10.0 OC 20h 04.9m ' 30 In nebula IC vdb 130 CYG 9.3 OC 6m 20h 17.7m ' 15
3 58 R.A. 19h 32' Decl Deep Sky Surfing 58
4 Chart 58 Basel 6 CYG 7.7 OC 14.0m 20h 06.8m ' 40 13''-pB,pL,arrowhead shape, 22* at 100X Berk 86 CYG 7.9 OC 8.0m 20h 20.4m ' 30 13''-pF,pS,nRi,nC 19* mags at 135X Biur 2 CYG 6.3 OC 13.0m 20h 09.2m ' 10 13''-pF,pL,sC,nvRi, 22* mags at 100X Cr 399 VUL 3.6 OC 140m x 50m 19h 25.4m ' O 40 B Coathanger vl,b incl 4,5,7 Vulp - Brocchi's cluster;easy naked eye Cr 419 CYG 5.4 OC 4.5m 20h 18.1m ' 13''-pB,pL,nRi,sC, 16* mags at 100X - Compact but not rich;n of Struve 2666;14 * to 13 mag Harvard 20 SGE 7.7 OC 7.0m 19h 53.1m ' 15 pl,lc,* faint * in 12';has two centers IC 4996 CYG 7.3 OC 6.0m 20h 16.5m ' 15 Cl,st NGC 6720 M57 LYR 9.4 PN 86s x 62s 18h 53.6m ' O Ring Nebula Ring neb,b,pl,ce - central* var 14 to 16 mag;pk NGC 6779 M56 LYR 8.3 GC 5m 19h 16.6m ' O B B,L,iR,gvmCM,rrr - Stars NGC 6791 LYR 9.5 OC 16m 19h 20.7m ' 300 vf,l,vri,*f NGC 6800 VUL OC 5m 19h 27.1m ' O 20 Cl,vL,pRi,vlC,st H VIII 21;30' NW from Alpha Vul NGC 6802 VUL 8.8 OC 3.2m 19h 30.6m ' R Cl,L,vC,E0,st H VI 14;Bar shaped elong N-S NGC 6819 CYG 7.3 OC 5.0m 19h 41.3m ' R96 S42 O B Cl,vL,vRi,* stars mags NGC 6823 VUL 7.1 OC 12.0m 19h 43.2m ' O 30 B Cl,cRi,E,st H VII 18;In Vul OB1 w nebula NGC 6820;30 * mags NGC 6830 VUL 7.9 OC 12.0m 19h 51.0m ' 20 Cl,L,pRi,pC,* H VII 9 NGC 6834 CYG 7.8 OC 5.0m 19h 52.2m ' 50 Cl,P,lC,* H VIII 16 NGC 6838 M71 SGE 8.3 GC 6.1m 19h 53.8m ' O B Cl,vL,vRi,pmC,* Arrowhead shape, stars have few metals NGC 6853 M27 VUL 7.3 PN 480s x 340s 19h 59.6m ' O B Dumbbell Nebula!!vB,vL,bi-N,IE - PK60-3.1;Lord Rosse drew 18* invl NGC 6857 CYG 11.4 DN 0.8m 20h 02.8m ' O F,am Milky Way st - H III 144;Oval;PK NGC 6871 CYG 5.2 OC 20.0m 20h 05.9m ' 15 Cl,st L&S,D* inv - In Cyg OB3? NGC 6882 VUL 8.1 AST 18.0m 20h 11.9m ' Cl,P,lC - H VIII 22;Near cluster NGC 6885 NGC 6883 CYG 8.0 OC 15.0m 20h 11.3m ' 30 Cl,pRi,** inv NGC 6885 VUL 8.1 OC 7.0m 20h 11.9m ' C37 30 Cl,vB,vL,Ri,lC,* H VIII 20;With 20 Vul NGC 6888 CYG 10.0 DN 20m x 10m 20h 12.8m ' C27 R98 O Crescent Nebula F,vL,vmE,** att - H IV 72;Wolf-Rayet * invl NGC 6910 CYG 7.4 OC 8m 20h 23.2m ' 50 B Cl,pB,pS,P,pC,* H VIII 56;In Gamma Cyg nebula and Cyg OB9 PK CYG 9.6 PN 5s 19h 34.8m ' vf,s - Campbell's hydrogen star, BD means Bonner Durchmusterung Roslund 4 VUL 10.0 OC 20h 04.9m ' 30 In nebula IC Steph 1 LYR 3.8 OC 20.0m 18h 53.5m ' 15 13''-B,pL,nRi,nC at 100X; 15* and Delta LYR - Delta Lyrae cluster
5 Chart 58 Stock 1 VUL 5.3 OC 60.0m 19h 35.8m ' 40 13''-B,vL,nC at 60X; 28* - 47 * in 40' field vdb 130 CYG 9.3 OC 6m 20h 17.7m ' 15
6 59 R.A. 18h 32' Decl Deep Sky Surfing 59
7 Chart 59 NGC 6720 M57 LYR 9.4 PN 86s x 62s 18h 53.6m ' O Ring Nebula Ring neb,b,pl,ce - central* var 14 to 16 mag;pk NGC 6779 M56 LYR 8.3 GC 5m 19h 16.6m ' O B B,L,iR,gvmCM,rrr - Stars NGC 6791 LYR 9.5 OC 16m 19h 20.7m ' 300 vf,l,vri,*f Steph 1 LYR 3.8 OC 20.0m 18h 53.5m ' 15 13''-B,pL,nRi,nC at 100X; 15* and Delta LYR - Delta Lyrae cluster
8 60 R.A. 17h 32' Decl Deep Sky Surfing 60
9 Chart 60 NGC 6207 HER 11.6 GAL 3m x 1.2m 16h 43.1m ' S55 pb,pl,e45,vgmbm - H II 701;No def nucleus;b * nr center;30' NE from M 13
10 61 R.A. 16h 32' Decl Deep Sky Surfing 61
11 Chart 61 NGC 6205 M13 HER 5.9 GC 23.2m 16h 41.7m ' O B Hercules Cluster!!eB,vRi,vgeCM,* Messier said round nebula contains no star NGC 6207 HER 11.6 GAL 3m x 1.2m 16h 43.1m ' S55 pb,pl,e45,vgmbm - H II 701;No def nucleus;b * nr center;30' NE from M 13 NGC 6210 HER 9.7 PN 20s x 13s 16h 44.5m ' R90 S56 O vb,vs,r,disc
12 62 R.A. 15h 32' Decl Deep Sky Surfing 62
13 Chart 62 NGC 5856 BOO 6.0 MISC 15h 07.3m ' neb *6? - H IV 71
14 63 R.A. 14h 32' Decl Deep Sky Surfing 63
15 Chart 63 NGC 5353 CVN 11.0 GAL 2.8m x 1.9m 13h 53.4m ' O pb,s,r,2nd of 4 - H II 714;P w NGC 5354 at 1.3' n;vsbn;lens: diamond shaped NGC 5371 CVN 10.6 GAL 4.2m x 3.4m 13h 55.7m ' O pb,l,r,bmfn - vsb diff N;weak bar;sev knotty filam reg arms NGC 5466 BOO 9.1 GC 9.2m 14h 05.5m ' R86 O Cl,L,vRi,vmC,st H VI 9 NGC 5557 BOO 11.0 GAL 2.4m x 1.9m 14h 18.4m ' cb,s,r,vsbm* - H I 99;BN;no struct NGC 5856 BOO 6.0 MISC 15h 07.3m ' neb *6? - H IV 71
16 64 R.A. 13h 32' Decl Deep Sky Surfing 64
17 Chart 64 Abell 1656 COM 11.0 MISC 157m 12h 59.8m ' Dense GALCL for amateurs;72 brighter than 15 mag in 2 deg NGC 4725 COM 9.4 GAL 10.4m x 7.2m 12h 50.4m ' R73 S31 O vb,vl,e,vg,vsvmbm,ebn - H I 84;P w NGC 12.0' NGC 4736 M94 CVN 8.2 GAL 12.3m x 10.8m 12h 50.9m ' O B vb,l,ir,vsvmbm,bn,r NGC 4826 M64 COM 8.5 GAL 10.3m x 5m 12h 56.7m ' O B Blackeye Galaxy!vB,vL,vmE120,bM,SBN - dark marking nr center NGC 4889 COM 11.5 GAL 2.8m x 2m 13h 00.1m ' C35 O pb,pme,bm,*7 n - H II 321;B in Coma cluster;ngc 0.8' sp;ngc 1.1' np NGC 5005 CVN 9.8 GAL 5.8m x 2.9m 13h 10.9m ' C29 R66 S40 O vb,vl,vme66,vsbmn - H I 96;P w NGC 5033;eBN in B lens;sev knotty arms NGC 5033 CVN 10.2 GAL 9.8m x 3.6m 13h 13.5m ' R67 S41 O vb,pl,e167,smbm,vbn - H I 97;P w NGC 5005;svBN in B bulge w spir patt of dk lanes NGC 5272 M3 CVN 6.4 GC 18.6m 13h 42.2m ' O B!!,eB,vL,vsmbM,st Lord Rosse-sev dark marks within 5' of center NGC 5353 CVN 11.0 GAL 2.8m x 1.9m 13h 53.4m ' O pb,s,r,2nd of 4 - H II 714;P w NGC 5354 at 1.3' n;vsbn;lens: diamond shaped NGC 5371 CVN 10.6 GAL 4.2m x 3.4m 13h 55.7m ' O pb,l,r,bmfn - vsb diff N;weak bar;sev knotty filam reg arms NGC 5466 BOO 9.1 GC 9.2m 14h 05.5m ' R86 O Cl,L,vRi,vmC,st H VI 9 NGC 5557 BOO 11.0 GAL 2.4m x 1.9m 14h 18.4m ' cb,s,r,vsbm* - H I 99;BN;no struct
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