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CS-00°Ar00’00 – 0°00’00/Equinox, Spring
OA-00°Ar04’17 42°57’39/Lacerta OB 1, (Sch) I Lac, (Ru) Lac I
FS 00°Ar05’60 31°59’58|4.39|B5 / alpha Sculptor
FS 00°Ar07’39 +46°52’26|4.54|B3s / 6 Lacerta
FS 00°Ar10’04 -10°07’51|3.75|gK3 / iota Cetus
FS 00°Ar21’45 -58°56’15|3.78|B8 / phi Eridanus
FS 00°Ar23’44 +25°38’06|4.65|A5n / tau Pegasus, (62),Kerb
T -00°Ar49’39 -46°20’49/Phe T1 SY Phe (?)
P 00°Ar51’12 +33°39’34/AP2303+30
FL-00°Ar52’53 +20°40’43/EQ Pegasus B
Q -01°Ar15’18 0°29’45/3C 2
FS 01°Ar43’24 5°59’49|4.03|dF3 / omega Pisces, (28), spectroscopic double
FS 01°Ar44’30 -63°40’24|5.26|F2s / zeta Horologium, spectroscopic double
G -01°Ar49’59 -22°50’49/NGC 247, Sculptor Group, Cetus, Em
FS 01°Ar52’27 -20°47’31|2.24|gK0 |DENEB KAITOS, DIPHCLA /beta Cetus, Deneb Kaitos, Diphcla
R -01°Ar57’02 +43°29’43/4C 39.71 elliptical gallaxy
FS 01°Ar59’03 +51°40’20|4.66|B5 / 2 Lacerta, spectroscopic double
SS-02°Ar01’58 0°02’34/Ascending North Node Uranus to equator
FS 02°Ar13’02 73°36’25|4.28|A5 / theta Cepheus, (2), spectroscopic double
P -02°Ar23’03 +52°21’39/PSR2217+47
FS 02°Ar27’42 +71°27’06|3.59|dG7 / eta Cepheus, (3)
FS 02°Ar37’01 -88°59’46|5.15|B5 / epsilon Dorado
SS-03°Ar05’38 – 1°03’30/Ascending North Node Jupiter to equator
SS-03°Ar12’57 – 1°00’36/Asc North Node Mars to equator
OC-03°Ar13’46 +54°18’12/NGC 7243, loose and poor, Lacerta
SS-03°Ar25’57 – 0°55’28/Ascending North Node Neptune to equator
FS 03°Ar39’23 -61°59’02|5.26|A9 / eta Horologium
SS-03°Ar53’25 – 0°44’35/Ascending North Node Invariable Plane to equator
Q -04°Ar45’24 +13°58’07/2354+14
FS 04°Ar55’34 +51°44’19|4.61|cK6p / 5 Lacerta, spectroscopic double
Q -05°Ar04’14 +30°09’36/4C 29.68
FL-05°Ar35’37 +47°02’11/EV Lacerta
FS 05°Ar35’38 +53°38’13|4.64|cB8p / 4 Lacerta
P -05°Ar44’11 -65°03’49/MPO 254
PL-05°Ar45’39 -14°38’58/NGC: 246, Cet
SS-05°Ar51’56 – 1°28’51/Ascending North Node Saturn to equator
R -06°Ar06’08 +26°57’41/dumbell galaxy
OC-06°Ar07’32 +63°50’53/IC 1396, Cepheus, TR 37
FS 06°Ar30’13 -75°52’52|4.41|M2 / delta Reticulum
Q -07°Ar13’24 +14°10’42/4C 15.1
FS 07°Ar15’06 -61°10’12|5.42|G0 / iota Horologium
FS 07°Ar17’59 +55°06’59|4.58|gK0 / beta Lacerta, (3)
R -07°Ar21’16 +67°43’48/elliptical galaxy
FS 07°Ar23’57 -77°57’43|3.36|G5 / alpha Reticulum
R -07°Ar26’49 – 5°19’59/4C-02.3
SS-07°Ar43’03 – 2°15’56/Ascending North Node Venus to equator
FS 07°Ar43’13 +44°27’51|0 |B6n / omicron Andromeda, (1)
FS 07°Ar44’41 53°30’42|3.85|A0n / alpha Lacerta, (7)
NS-07°Ar45’53 -35°45’31/Eggen’s star in Sculptor
FS 07°Ar54’21 -56°29’43|4.44|B5 / kappa Eridanus
X -08°Ar09’32 +25°33’05/3U2346+26, cluster: abell 2666
OA-08°Ar16’17 +58°01’12/Cepheus-Lacerta OB 1, (Ma) Cep-Lac
FS 08°Ar21’31 +12°22’40|2.87|B2s |ALGENIBlgenib /88 gamma Pegasus, Algenib, variable
CG-08°Ar33’49 -21°54’29/Cluster A
FS 08°Ar55’45 +64°09’20|0 |cM2e|ERAKIS / eta Cepheus, ERAKIS
IF-08°Ar55’45 +64°09’20/mu Cepheus, M supergiant, Late-Type star
G -09°Ar00’13 -20°59’45/Cluster A, 400 galaxies
Q -10°Ar17’59 +12°23’41/3C 9 1965, red shift discovered, early quasar
SS-10°Ar19’37 – 3°30’19/Ascending North Node Mercury to equator
SS-10°Ar22’01 – 4°15’06/Ascending North Node Juno to equator
SN-10°Ar23’01 -10°43’14/1939 D (Nov) M 16.00
VB-10°Ar26’21 +24°13’56/85 Pegasus
WD-10°Ar29’13 +30°38’37/L1512-34 B
N -10°Ar37’33 +58°55’28/Nova 1936 Lacerta CP
N -10°Ar59’32 +54°43’44/Nova 1910 Lacerta No. 1
FS 11°Ar02’05 -16°10’60|3.6 |gK1 / eta Cetus
OA-11°Ar23’27 +57°29’19/Cepheus OB 1, (Ma) Cep I, (Mo) II Cep
FS 11°Ar39’35 +59°35’33|4.23|dA6n / epsilon Cepheus, (23)
FS 12°Ar00’09 +64°55’37|4.46|cA2p / nu Cepheus, (10)
FS 12°Ar02’06 +68°53’54|2.6 |A7n |ALDERAMIN /alpha Cepheus, ALDERAMIN, (5)
DN-12°Ar12’18 +62°07’58/Cepheus
CS-12°Ar12’28 – 5°02’05/Ascending Supergalactic Node to Equator
FS 12°Ar16’21 +60°40’45|3.62|cK5 / zeta Cepheus, (21), spectroscopic double
FL-12°Ar30’31 -23°51’57/UV Ceti
WD-12°Ar43’17 0°30’49/v. Maanen 2
PL-12°Ar46’47 42°06’09/NGC: 7662, And
IF-12°Ar55’19 -60°35’52/R Horologium, OH source with IF excess
FS 13°Ar00’07 +82°52’11|3.24|gG8 |ALDIB /delta Draco, ALDIB, (57)
Q -13°Ar03’07 – 5°27’22/4C-0O.6
X -13°Ar14’07 +83°37’24/3U1904+67,
SS-13°Ar19’51 +82°51’24/North Pole of Vesta
SS-13°Ar21’02 +88°26’25/North Pole of Invariable Plane of Solar System
FS 13°Ar26’05 +25°21’10|2.15|B8p |ALPHERATZ /21 alpha Andromeda spectroscopic double, Alpheratz
FS 13°Ar31’47 2°21’60|4.55|gK5 / delta Pisces
OA-13°Ar32’53 65°04’01/Cepheus OB 2, (Ma) Cep II, (Mo) I Cep
SS-13°Ar49’51 – 0°33’27/Perihelion Jupiter
VB-14°Ar41’12 -25°17’24/L 726-8
VB-14°Ar41’45 +59°02’38/Kru 60
SS-14°Ar46’19 – 6°17’00/Ascending North Node Sun Equator to equator
G -14°Ar57’12 – 4°40’47/IC 1613, Local Group
LG-14°Ar57’12 – 4°40’47/IC 1613
N -15°Ar22’58 +54°30’30/Nova 1950 Lacerta
NS-15°Ar26’39 -25°09’16/UV Cet A, UV Cet B
FS 15°Ar33’06 -15°42’46|3.83|sgK0 / 45 theta Cetus
FS 15°Ar37’21 -38°56’55|4.74|A0p / nu Fornax
FS 15°Ar44’40 +62°04’58|5.19|O6ne / lamda Cepheus, (22)
FL-15°Ar45’31 +59°12’15/DO Cepheus
Q -15°Ar49’30 – 5°05’09/0106+01
Q -16°Ar01’43 – 1°10’41/4C 4.6
MS-16°Ar10’40 +56°14’26/215 441
CS-16°Ar29’47 0°32’36/Ascending Supergalactic Node to Ecliptic
FS 16°Ar37’21 0°35’45|4.45|gG5 / epsilon Pisces
NS-16°Ar47’46 +41°24’45/Ross 248
SS-16°Ar49’55 – 6°58’01/Asc North Node Vesta to equator
Q -16°Ar54’57 -11°30’04/0119-04
T -16°Ar55’06 +60°49’02/Cep T3 DI Cep (?)
FS 17°Ar01’56 25°03’23|3.65|dG4 / tau Cetus (52)
FS 17°Ar20’22 -76°38’23|4.42|sgK5 / epsilon Reticulum
X -17°Ar22’26 +18°55’24/3U0032+24,
FS 17°Ar34’19 -52°14’28|4.06|G7 / iota Eridanus
FS 17°Ar53’20 +59°59’52|0 |cG0v / delta Cepheus, (27), double
FS 18°Ar02’58 +44°16’17|4 |sgG8 / lamda Andromeda, (16), spectroscopic variable
G -18°Ar08’39 -14°23’31/NGC 584, Cetus
PL-18°Ar19’20 +66°43’33/NGC: 7139, Cep
G -18°Ar27’50 +36°08’10/NGC 221, Local Group, M.32, And.,G3
T -18°Ar28’31 +46°11’53/And T1 BM And (?)
FS 18°Ar40’44 31°07’17|4.18|gM1 / upsilon Cetus (59)
OC-18°Ar49’29 +57°12’51/NGC 7380, loose and poor, Cepheus
SS-18°Ar54’53 +72°39’18/North Pole of Pluto
P -18°Ar59’30 +66°21’06/PSR2148+63
Q -19°Ar25’24 – 7°25’15/0122-00
WD-19°Ar47’38 -14°33’31/L870-2
OA-20°Ar02’54 +54°54’06/Cepheus OB 5, (Sch) IV Cep
P -20°Ar06’15 +53°52’21/PSR2305+55
Q -20°Ar14’58 -13°47’23/4C-05.6
G -20°Ar26’08 – 2°23’09/NGC 488, Pisces
R -20°Ar26’39 6°00’55/Elliptical galaxy
FS 20°Ar54’58 23°57’52|3.48|gK3 / delta Andromeda
IF-21°Ar01’29 -79°18’53/R Dorado, 2nd strongest at 2 microns
G -21°Ar03’23 -19°17’08/NGC 681, Cetus
FS 21°Ar22’56 -20°01’42|3.92|gK0 |BATEN KAITOS / (55) zeta Cetus, BATEN KAITOS, spectroscopic double.
LG-21°Ar52’31 -46°41’14/Fornax system
SS-21°Ar54’09 – 8°40’43/Ascending North Node Ceres to equator
FS 22°Ar02’16 +27°14’26|4.44|B4 / 29 pi Andromeda, spectroscopic double
G -22°Ar31’03 -45°47’29/Fornax system, Local Group, A0237-34
G -22°Ar31’36 0°48’53/NGC 524, Pisces
X -22°Ar31’54 -10°01’41/3U0138-01,
FS 22°Ar53’54 -53°22’59|3.42|A2 |ACAMAR / theta Eridanus, ACAMAR, spectroscopic double
SS-22°Ar55’15 89°12’40/North Pole of Uranus
P -22°Ar57’05 +57°25’30/PSR2225+58
Q -23°Ar02’22 – 8°11’29/4C 1.4
X -23°Ar26’22 +25°41’30/3U0042+32,
DI-23°Ar28’03 +72°37’20/NGC 7023, Cepheus
Q -23°Ar41’21 -21°33’55/3C 57
Q -23°Ar41’39 -21°34’33/0159-11
SN-23°Ar58’14 6°47’07/1936 B (Aug) M 14.00
NS-24°Ar01’06 38°03’31/Grb 34 A, Grb 34 B
X -24°Ar05’10 -86°49’14/3U0532-66, LMC LMC X-4
X -24°Ar22’43 +36°15’04/3U0021+42, M31 Andromeda Galaxy
FS 24°Ar58’45 – 4°15’34|4.68|gK4 / nu Pisces, 106
PL-25°Ar19’08 +57°21’09/NGC: , Cep I 1470
FS 25°Ar26’34 -45°58’59|4.5 |G6 / beta Fornax
T -25°Ar27’56 +72°56’37/Cep T1 NGC 7023
FS 26°Ar09’34 5°28’39|3.72|gG3 / eta Pisces, double
FS 26°Ar13’34 58°17’57|4.3 |dG7 / e Eridanus
FS 26°Ar16’57 22°36’20|5.46|B9s / sigma Pisces, spectroscopic double
R -26°Ar25’24 +54°39’57/SN II Remnant, Cassiopeia A, 3C 461 (strongest source)
SN-26°Ar25’24 +54°39’57/SN Cas A (Our Galaxy) 1667
X -26°Ar25’35 +54°39’59/3U2321+58, Cas A = 3C 461
LG-26°Ar36’08 +32°27’52/M.32 galaxy
N -26°Ar36’08 +32°27’52/885 Andromeda (S)
FS 26°Ar44’56 – 8°06’50|4.84|gG7 / xi Pisces (111)
G -26°Ar54’22 +33°54’51/NGC 205, Local Group, Andromeda, A8
LG-26°Ar54’22 +33°54’51/near galaxy, part of Local Group
FS 26°Ar57’53 – 1°49’48|4.5 |gC6 / omicron Pisces (110)
MS-27°Ar03’58 – 1°47’03/10 783
CS-27°Ar09’29 +33°20’55/Center of Local Group Galaxies
G -27°Ar09’29 +33°20’55/NGC 224, M.31, Local Group, G5, And.
LG-27°Ar09’29 +33°20’55/M.31 Andromeda galaxy
R -27°Ar09’29 +33°20’55/M 31 Andromeda galaxy (*out of sequence)
FS 27°Ar21’41 +20°11’14|4.7 |sgK1 / tau Pisces
G -27°Ar26’24 5°17’39/NGC 628, Pisces
G -27°Ar47’40 -55°47’37/INGC 1291, Eridanus
T -27°Ar51’29 56°23’36/Cas T2 NGC 7635 (?)
Q -27°Ar52’11 -36°24’12/0237-23
FS 28°Ar09’53 +17°37’23|4.67|A2 / upsilon Pisces
OA-28°Ar10’16 +56°27’06/Cassiopeia OB 2, (Ma) Cas II, (Sch) V Cas
EB-28°Ar13’27 +54°32’57/AR Cassiopeia
CS-28°Ar19’04 +56°28’44/Intersect Local System & Galactic Equator
FS 28°Ar36’51 +29°53’27|3.94|A2 / mu Andromeda
FS 28°Ar47’57 – 8°44’45|3.94|A2np|ALRISHA / alpha Pisces, ALRISHA,(113), spectroscopic double
PL-28°Ar50’30 +56°34’34/NGC: 7635, Cas
P -28°Ar55’15 +55°39’10/PSR2324+60
OA-29°Ar10’09 +53°46’24/Cassiopeia OB 9, (Sch) IV Cas, (Ru) Cas IX
Q -29°Ar11’39 9°53’41/3C 47 discovered 1964
P -29°Ar21’58 +64°39’27/PSR2223+65
P -29°Ar25’01 +56°40’57/JP 2319
DI-29°Ar26’17 +58°02’53/NGC 7538, Cepheus
CG-29°Ar28’12 +23°59’01/Pisces
G -29°Ar28’12 +23°59’01/Pisces cluster, 100 galaxles
G -29°Ar46’51 +26°14’06/NGC 404, Local Group?, Andromeda, F8
LG-29°Ar46’51 +26°14’06/Andromeda NGC 404
FS 29°Ar53’11 +26°16’51|2.37|gM0 |Mirach / beta Andromeda, Mirach, double