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G 00°Ta01’03 40°47’45/NGC 147, Local Group, Cassiopeia
LG-00°Ta01’03 +40°47’45/galaxy in Local Group
OA-00°Ta03’37 +60°18’41/Cepheus OB 3, (Mo) III Cep, (Ru) Cep IlI
OC-00°Ta12’29 +50°28’41/NGC 7789, intermediate rich, Cassiopeia
G -00°Ta24’16 -72°50’16/NGC 1553, Dorado Cloud
G -00°Ta27’34 -72°41’39/NGC 1549, Dorado Cloud
ME-00°Ta30’44 +16°28’49/Andromedids
OC-00°Ta31’16 +56°53’09/NGC 7654, M.52, intermediate rich, Cassiopeia
G -00°Ta38’29 -62°32’28/NGC 1433, Dorado Cloud of galaxies
G -00°Ta41’33 +39°48’50/NGC 185, Local Group, Cassiopeia,GO
LG-00°Ta41’33 +39°48’50/galaxy in Local Group
FS 00°Ta49’19 -15°56’21|0 |gM6e|MIRA / omicron Cetus, MIRA, double, (68)
IF-01°Ta10’35 -14°59’57/omicron Cetus, MIRA, Late-Type star, 6th strongest at 2 microns
FS 01°Ta26’19 -32°40’05|4.61|dF5 / Tau Eridanus (1)
FS 01°Ta44’44 +79°29’32|3.99|gG3 |TYL / epsilon Draco, TYL, (63), double
VB-01°Ta54’29 +50°24’43/eta Cassiopeis
FS 01°Ta56’23 -35°30’32|4.81|gK0 / tau Eridanus (2) T5
G -02°Ta01’36 -73°05’31/NGC 1566, Dorado Cloud
FS 02°Ta37’30 +62°37’54|3.68|gK1 / iota Cepheus, (32)
G -02°Ta42’29 +19°41’54/NGC 598, M.33, Local Group, A7, Tri.
LG-02°Ta42’29 +19°41’54/M.33 Tri nebula
FS 02°Ta43’06 7°45’45|4.83|A0p |MESARTHIM /(5) gamma Aries, MESARTHIM, double
G -02°Ta51’20 -52°01’03/NGC 1316, Fornax Group, For A
R -02°Ta51’20 -52°01’03/Fornax A, spiral galaxy NGC 1316
Q -03°Ta22’18 -16°09’55/4C-03.7
FS 03°Ta25’01 8°51’40|2.72|A5 |SHERATAN / beta Aries (6), SHERATAN, spectroscopic double
R -03°Ta34’24 +42°04’14/galaxy
G -03°Ta41’29 -51°30’36/NGC 1326, Fornax Group
FS 03°Ta51’55 +71°03’49|3.32|B2s |ALPHIRK / beta Cepheus, ALPHIRK, (8), variable, double, spectroscopic
FS 03°Ta54’35 -57°26’22|4.58|K0 / y Eridanus
OA-04°Ta02’19 +52°57’32/Cassiopeia OB 5, (Ma) Cas V, (Mo) I Cas
FS 04°Ta10’06 +51°01’21|2.42|dF2 |CAPH / 11 beta Cassiopeia, Caph
FS 04°Ta11’19 -38°11’26|4.16|A0n / tau Eridanus (11), double T3
Q -04°Ta17’36 +21°10’08/3C 48 discovered December 1960, very bright in opt ical spectrum
FS 04°Ta18’43 +44°38’56|3.72|B2s / zeta Cassiopeia
SS-04°Ta18’54 +87°17’33/North Pole of Saturn
OC-04°Ta24’54 +53°31’42/NGC 7790, loose & poor, Cassiopeia
G -04°Ta38’25 -21°56’56/NGC 1052, Cetus
G -05°Ta05’60 -78°02’40/NGC 1672, Dorado Cloud
FS 05°Ta32’09 +36°04’28|4.28|B8e / phi Andromeda, spectroscopic double
FS 05°Ta43’07 -70°12’22|4.36|F5 / gamma Dorado
FS 06°Ta15’00 +17°00’08|3.58|dF2 |METALLAH / (2) alpha Triangulum, METALLAH, spectroscopic double.
G -06°Ta21’51 -52°43’14/NGC 1365, Fornax Group
SS-06°Ta43’45 +88°19’22/North Pole of Neptune
G -06°Ta44’17 +50°44’09/IC 10, Local Group Member?
LG-06°Ta44’17 +50°44’09/IC 10
FS 06°Ta48’53 – 5°43’52|4.34|A0 / xi Cetus (73)
FS 06°Ta54’32 -14°21’29|4.04|B2s / delta Cetus (82), variable
FS 06°Ta54’50 9°49’51|2.23|gK2 |HAMAL /alpha Aries (13), HAMAL
FS 06°Ta56’08 -74°39’15|3.47|A0p / alpha Dorado,
FS 07°Ta13’02 46°44’26|2.47|gK0 |SCHEDIR / alpha Cassiopeia,Schedir
G -07°Ta37’19 -14°48’14/NGC 1068 , Cetus Group, M.77
SG-07°Ta37’19 -14°48’14/NGC 1068, M.77
G -07°Ta39’13 -13°59’51/NGC 1055, Cetus Group of galaxies
R -07°Ta45’12 +56°31’16/4C 64.25
FS 07°Ta54’31 -24°55’43|4.05|gK2 |AZHA / eta Eridanus, AZHA, (3)
G -08°Ta02’53 -51°44’40/NGC 1380, Brightest,Fornax Group
G -08°Ta18’15 -13°40’46/NGC 1073, Cetus Group
FS 08°Ta21’44 -54°38’12|4.64|K5 / h Eridanus
OC-08°Ta30’29 +50°15’31/NGC 129, fairly rich cluster in Cassiopeia
G -08°Ta34’21 -15°07’58/NGC 1090, Cetus
FS 08°Ta47’00 -11°51’28|3.58|A2n|KAFFALIJIDHMA /gamma Cetus (86) double, KAFFALIJIDHMA
T -08°Ta48’53 52°45’13/Cas T1 VX Cas
G 08°Ta51’39 -14°11’54/NGC 1087, Cetus Group
FS 08°Ta51’54 +47°17’46|3.64|dF9 |ACHIRD / eta Cassiopeia, Achird, double
G -08°Ta58’00 -51°26’14/NGC 1399, Fornax Group
G -08°Ta59’14 -73°08’38/NGC 1617, Dorado Cloud
G -09°Ta01’48 -51°33’39/NGC 1404, Fornax Group
Q -09°Ta13’02 – 1°22’19/0229+13
DI-09°Ta28’09 +45°53’59/NGC 281, Cassiopeia
FS 09°Ta39’28 -87°54’44|4.52|A5 / delta Dorado
FS 09°Ta39’51 -37°55’52|3.95|gM3 / tau Eridanus (16), double
FS 09°Ta54’14 -55°29’24|4.86|B8 / f Eridanus, double
OA-10°Ta17’19 +53°08’45/(Amb) Cassiopeia III
OC-10°Ta25’49 +24°10’44/NGC 752, very old loose & poor cluster, Andromeda
FS 10°Ta42’01 -54°49’15|4.24|G5 / g Eridanus
SB-10°Ta50’20 +20°03’59/4 beta Triangulum
OA-10°Ta59’06 +52°25’02/Cassiopeia OB 4,(Mo) IICas,(Ru) CAS IV
FS 11°Ta08’00 – 5°54’01|4.36|dF4 / mu Cetus (87)
G -11°Ta22’12 -37°36’09/NGC 1325, Holmberg VI, Eridanus
FS 11°Ta36’41 +20°28’17|3.08|dA5 / beta Triangulum (4), spectroscopic double
SS-11°Ta39’06 -15°59’23/Ascending North Node Pluto to equator
N -11°Ta40’24 +53°30’54/Nova Cassiopeia (8) 1572
OC-11°Ta53’11 +50°18’59/NGC 225, Cassiopeia
R -11°Ta55’56 +53°35’03/Tycho’s SN I remnant supernova year 1572
X -11°Ta56’22 +53°35’10/3U0022+63, 3C 10 (Tycho’s SN) Cep XR-1
G -12°Ta05’36 -37°12’52/NGC 1332, Eridanus
OA-12°Ta13’59 +53°13’09/Cassiopeia OB 14, (Sch) VI Cas
FS 12°Ta48’32 +18°54’40|4.07|A0 / gamma Triangulum (9)
FS 13°Ta00’46 -26°15’35|4.9 |A3 |ZIBAL /zeta Eridanus, ZIBAL, spectroscopic double, (13)
DI-13°Ta06’13 +57°36’28/
OA-13°Ta08’14 +58°00’05/Cepheus OB 4, (Ru) Cep IV
FS 13°Ta12’50 +48°47’09|0 |B0ne / gamma Cassiopeia, variable double
DI-13°Ta13’27 +48°47’22/IC 59, gamma Cassiopeia
FS 13°Ta15’24 -53°18’15|5.12|B5 / sigma Eridanus
T -13°Ta26’01 +68°28’03/Cep T2 BO Cep (?)
FS 13°Ta27’46 39°32’11|4.32|B8n / tau Eridanus (19), spectroscopic double
FS 13°Ta34’48 +27°54’21|2.28|gK2 |ALAMAK / gamma Andromeda (50), ALAMAK, double
FS 13°Ta37’38 -12°34’16|2.82|gM2 |MEKAB /alpha Cetus, MEKAB, (92)
FS 14°Ta15’47 – 8°13’29|4.69|B5 / lamda Cetus (91)
SS-14°Ta21’48 – 0°12’04/Perihelion Neptune
PL-14°Ta25’00 +38°08’11/NGC: 650, Per M76 NGC 650-1
OA-14°Ta43’21 +49°18’39/Cassiopeia OB 1, (Ma) Cas I, (Sch) VII Cas
SS-14°Ta56’31 -15°53’59/Aphelion Pluto
FS 15°Ta22’44 -61°25’42|3.83|K1 / alpha Horologium
OC-15°Ta25’41 +46°00’45/NGC 457, intermediate rich,Cassiopeia
OA-15°Ta45’54 +51°05’42/Cassiopeia OB 7, (Mo) lII Cas, (Ru) Cas VII
FS 16°Ta45’06 -41°40’34|4.33|dF3 / tau 6 Eridanus, (27)
G -16°Ta55’14 -35°45’37/NGC 1407, G3
FS 16°Ta57’52 +46°06’32|2.8 |A5n |KSORA /37 delta Cassiopeia, KSORA, eclipsing binary.
OA-17°Ta11’44 +40°39’05/Cassiopeia OB 10, (Sch) IX Cas, (Ru) Cas X
SN-17°Ta21’22 +18°29’29/1938 A (Nov) M 15.2
G -17°Ta23’59 +27°11’28/NGC 891, Andromeda
FS 17°Ta28’33 -27°44’35|3.81|dK2 / epsilon Eridanus (18)
R -17°Ta35’39 +27°18’01/Elliptical galaxy
FS 17°Ta43’20 +11°06’53|3.68|B8 / 41 Aries
SS-17°Ta46’49 0°08’27/Asc North Node Merc to ecliptic
NS-17°Ta47’12 -26°47’20/epsilon Eridanus
FS 18°Ta06’22 -43°47’04|4.76|B5 / tau eight Eridanus, (33)
ME-18°Ta15’32 5°58’15/Daytime Arietids
P -18°Ta32’04 2°10’29/PSRO3Ol+19
OC-18°Ta44’25 46°19’46/NGC 581, M. 103, loose & poor, Cassiopeia
FS 18°Ta54’25 -78°37’12|4.76|F4s / zeta Dorado
X -19°Ta01’51 -86°32’03/3U0539-64, LMC X-3
FS 19°Ta02’15 -65°34’46|5.16|B3s / delta Caelum
R -19°Ta02’58 – 0°43’08/4C 16.7
SS-19°Ta13’31 0°11’11/Ascending North Node Mars to ecliptic
P -19°Ta14’52 44°58’09/PSR0138+59
P -19°Ta23’39 +51°51’45/PSROlO5+65
X -19°Ta30’02 +50°05’02/3U0115+63,
SN-19°Ta34’12 +23°27’45/1937 D (Sep. 16) M 12.8 NGC 1003
FS 20°Ta03’08 -31°47’22|4.64|gM2 / pi Eridanus, (26)
FS 20°Ta03’32 1°28’58|4.53|gK2 |BOTEIN / delta Aries, BOTEIN, (57)
SN-20°Ta09’19 -39°14’13/1937 E (Dec) M 15.00 NGC 1482
FS 20°Ta09’20 -43°45’35|4.69|A0p / tau nine Eridanus, (36), spectroscopic double
R -20°Ta16’24 -19°24’02/4C-01.12
FS 20°Ta22’12 -27°59’60|3.72|dK0 / delta Eridanus, rana (23)
FS 20°Ta22’52 – 9°39’16|3.8 |gK1 / omicron Taurus, (1)
N -20°Ta34’50 41°08’29/Nova 1887 Persei No. 1 (V)
OC-20°Ta40’34 +49°07’25/NGC 559, intermediate rich, Cassiopeia
R -21°Ta00’35 +54°52’49/4C 68.2
OC-21°Ta05’26 +25°48’29/NGC 1039, M. 34, loose & poor, Perseus
FS 21°Ta05’52 – 9°14’12|3.75|B8 / xi Taurus, (2), spectroscopic double
SB-21°Ta20’08 -53°26’52/41 nu Eridanus
Q -21°Ta26’18 -32°27’26/3C 95
OC-21°Ta31’57 +46°31’06/NGC 663, intermediate rich, Cassiopeia
OA-21°Ta33’58 +46°32’01/Cassiopeia OB 8, (Sch) VIII Cas, (Ru) Cas VIII
X -21°Ta45’44 +46°37’19/3U0143+61,
ME-22°Ta13’47 – 4°28’48/S. Taurids
FS 22°Ta15’00 -53°05’36|3.59|B9 / upsilon Eridanus(u4), (41), Spectroscopic double
PL-22°Ta36’04 +60°26’46/NGC: 40, Cep
T -22°Ta39’28 +38°03’48/Per T1 EO Per
FS 22°Ta43’05 84°51’38|0 |vF5p / beta Dorado
P -22°Ta46’35 +45°32’23/PSR0153+61
FS 23°Ta02’04 +82°53’20|4.91|gK0 / upsilon Draco, (52)
FS 23°Ta05’05 -33°28’26|3.19|gM0 / gamma Eridanus, (34)
OA-23°Ta15’59 +41°22’40/Perseus OB 1, (Ma) Per I, (Mo) I Per
FS 23°Ta28’46 +40°19’29|0 | / h Perseus (cluster)
OC-23°Ta28’46 +40°19’29/NGC 869, rich member of double cluster, h Persei
FS 23°Ta34’43 -54°56’10|4.06|M1 / upsilon three Eridanus,(43)
Q -23°Ta36’04 -25°57’15/3C 94
FS 23°Ta45’46 +41°03’55|6.15|gG6 / chi Perseus, double (7)
FS 23°Ta54’09 +65°42’55|4.56|gG1 / pi Cepheus, (33), double, spectroscopic
OC-23°Ta56’41 +39°59’21/NGC 884, intermed. rich member od double cluster,
FS 24°Ta16’42 +47°46’12|3.44|B3s |SEGIN /(45) epsilon Cassiopeia, SEGIN
R -24°Ta21’27 +45°15’37/Mult H II region OH
ME-24°Ta53’25 2°03’55/N. Taurids
IF-25°Ta12’39 41°51’34/s Perseus, M supergiant, IF excess 40% total Luminosity
EB-25°Ta17’48 +21°54’22/beta Perseus, ALGOL
FS 25°Ta17’54 +21°54’26|0 |B8 |ALGOL /beta Perseus, ALGOL, (26) eclipsing binary
Q -25°Ta31’46 -32°49’41/0403-13
FS 25°Ta35’32 -62°47’05|4.52|F1 / alpha Caelum, double
SS-26°Ta02’52 -12°01’49/Perihelion Juno
R -26°Ta25’20 +47°48’23/Supernova Remnant
Q -26°Ta32’29 -31°32’36/0405-12
FS 26°Ta56’43 +25°56’36|4 |gG8 |MISAM /kappa Perseus, MISAM, (27)
CG-27°Ta12’31 +23°11’11/Perseus
G -27°Ta12’31 +23°11’11/Perseus cluster of 500 galaxies
IF-27°Ta12’47 +44°05’10/W3, l0th strongest at 20 microns
FS 27°Ta15’57 +34°28’16|4.06|gG1 / tau Perseus, spectroscopic double
G -27°Ta28’07 41°25’11/Maffei I, Local Group, IC 1805
IF-27°Ta28’07 +41°25’11/Maffei I, near galaxy, at 2 microns = M.31 in brightness
LG-27°Ta28’07 +41°25’11/Maffei I
G -27°Ta42’46 +22°02’19/s-Perseus near irregular cloud
SG-27°Ta42’46 +22°02’19/NGC 1275
R -27°Ta43’60 +22°48’04/Elliptical galaxy NGC 1265
R -27°Ta50’43 +22°07’48/Per A, Sefert galaxy NGC 1275
X -27°Ta52’15 +22°08’52/3U0316+41, Per X-1 Perseus Cluster Abell 426
DI-27°Ta53’46 +43°22’19/IC 1805, Cassiopeia
FS 28°Ta02’21 +37°32’17|3.93|ck4 |MIRAM /eta Perseus (15) MIRAM, double
OC-28°Ta02’46 +43°27’29/IC 1805, loose & poor, Cassiopeia
IF-28°Ta17’19 – 8°06’20/NML Taurus, Mira-Type IF star, variable, OH radio emission
FS 28°Ta31’56 +30°34’17|4.17|dG1 / iota Perseus
G -28°Ta32’20 +41°28’42/Maffei II, Local Group?
LG-28°Ta32’20 +41°28’42/Maffei II IC 1805
EB-28°Ta36’06 +59°52’38/YZ Cassiopeia
FS 28°Ta36’17 3°42’47|3.81|B5ne|ELECTRA / 17 Taurus, ELECTRA
FS 28°Ta45’26 -58°22’38|5.08|F0 / beta Caelum
FS 28°Ta47’11 -50°57’54|4.59|9G6 / upsilon one Eridanus, (50)
FS 28°Ta48’36 4°40’20|5.43|B7n |CALAENO / 16 Taurus, CALAENO
SB-28°Ta51’58 +34°51’37/gamma Perseus
FS 28°Ta52’28 -26°51’54|4.14|dF1 |BEID / omicron one Eridanus, BEID, (38)
FS 28°Ta55’19 4°44’58|4.37|B7n |TAYGETA / 19 Taurus, TAYGETA
DI-28°Ta58’05 3°57’44/IC 349, 23 Taurus, MEROPE
FS 29°Ta00’39 3°59’30|4.25|B5ne|MEROPE / 23 Taurus, MEROPE
OC-29°Ta00’44 28°47’28/NGC 1245, intermediate rich, Perseus
R -29°Ta01’53 -10°08’21/Ellipical galaxy
OC-29°Ta03’44 +17°38’08/NGC 1342, very loose, irregular, Perseus
FS 29°Ta05’41 4°52’07|4.02|B9s |MAIA / 20 Taurus, MAIA
FS 29°Ta06’37 3°14’20|2.96|B7ne|ALCYONE / eta Taurus, ALCYONE, (25), the Pleiades
FS 29°Ta06’58 4°53’00|5.85|B9n |ASTEROPE / 21 Taurus, ASTEROPE
OC-29°Ta09’49 4°05’49/Mel 22, M. 45, Pleiades, very loose, Taurus
VB-29°Ta12’49 -27°19’53/omicron Eridanus B,C
FS 29°Ta16’59 -51°34’13|3.88|K0 |THEEMIN / upsilon Eridanus, THEEMIN,(52),(u2)
FS 29°Ta18’60 +34°30’05|3.08|cF7 / gamma Perseus, spectroscopic double
FS 29°Ta19’33 64°38’50|3.42|sgK1|ALRAI /gamma Cepheus, ALRAI, (35)
CS-29°Ta27’50 +40°52’32/Intersect Galactic & Supergalactic Equators
FS 29°Ta34’44 3°33’46|3.8 |B9n |ATLAS /27 Taurus, ATLAS, double
FS 29°Ta35’08 3°34’02|0 |B8ne|PLEIONE / 28 BU Taurus, PLEIONE, spectroscopic double
SB-29°Ta37’26 +11°43’14/omicron Perseus
FS 29°Ta38’25 -27°54’48|4.48|dK0 / omicron two Eridanus, (40), double
WD-29°Ta38’49 -27°55’19/40 (=O2) Eridanus B
SS-29°Ta41’58 1°59’48/Ascending North Node Venus to ecliptic
T -29°Ta42’27 +11°46’47/Per T2 IC 348
EB-29°Ta57’35 – 7°50’44/lamda Taurus
FS 29°Ta57’42 – 7°50’39|0 |B3+A / lamda Taurus, spectroscopic eclipsing binary