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Irregular galaxy in Sagittarius, magnitude 10.05.
Reflection nebula in Taurus.
Barred spiral galaxy in Lynx, magnitude 11.71.
Planetary nebula in Cygnus, magnitude 9.44.
Planetary nebula in Delphinus, magnitude 11.1.
Planetary nebula in Centaurus, magnitude 8.1.
Planetary nebula in Cepheus, magnitude 11.89.
Planetary nebula in Ophiuchus, magnitude 11.5.
H II region in Cassiopeia, magnitude 11.
Spiral galaxy in Virgo, magnitude 10.8.
Spiral galaxy in Virgo, magnitude 11.32.
A bipolar planetary nebula in Scorpius with one of the hottest known central stars.
Nebula in Perseus, magnitude 5.
H II region in Carina, magnitude 3.
Open cluster in Canis Major, magnitude 7.2.
A complex planetary nebula in the constellation Draco, one of the first to be studied with a spectroscope.
A prominent radio galaxy in Centaurus, one of the closest active galaxies to Earth.
Open cluster in Perseus, magnitude 3.8.
Cluster with nebulosity in Monoceros, magnitude 3.9.
Open cluster in Crux, magnitude 6.9.
Lenticular galaxy in Virgo, magnitude 13.82.
Cluster with nebulosity in Cygnus, magnitude 7.2.
Barred spiral galaxy in Ursa Major, magnitude 10.46.
Planetary nebula in Andromeda, magnitude 8.3.
A supernova remnant produced by a stellar explosion recorded by astronomers in 1054 CE.
H II region in Cygnus, magnitude 7.44.
The compact object of Cygnus X-1 — the first widely accepted black hole. A bright X-ray source in Cygnus discovered in 1964, it is a stellar-mass black hole of roughly twenty-one solar masses pulling gas from its blue-supergiant donor star (HD 226868). It was the subject of a famous bet between Stephen Hawking and Kip Thorne, which Hawking conceded in 1990.
A tall pillar of cold molecular gas and dust, about seven light-years long, sculpted by the radiation and winds of hot young stars in the NGC 2264 star-forming region in Monoceros. The Cone lies at the southern end of the same complex as the Christmas Tree Cluster, roughly 2,700 light-years away, and is a textbook example of a star-forming pillar.
A young open cluster embedded in a star-forming nebula, famous for the 'Pillars of Creation' imaged by Hubble.
Supernova remnant in Cygnus, magnitude 7.
Supernova remnant in Cygnus, magnitude 7.
Planetary nebula in Vela, magnitude 9.2.
Planetary nebula in Gemini, magnitude 9.61.
Spiral galaxy in Virgo, magnitude 10.92.
Lenticular galaxy in Virgo, magnitude 10.96.
Barred spiral galaxy in Cygnus, magnitude 9.05.
H II region in Orion, magnitude 11.
An emission nebula and star-forming region in Orion, near the star Alnitak.
Nebula in Auriga, magnitude 10.
Lenticular galaxy in Fornax, magnitude 8.48.
Barred spiral galaxy in Fornax, magnitude 10.88.
Globular cluster in Fornax, magnitude 13.59.
Open cluster in Cygnus, magnitude 7.3.
Open cluster in Perseus, magnitude 3.7.
Lenticular galaxy in Ursa Major, magnitude 11.35.
Planetary nebula in Aquarius, magnitude 7.3.
Open cluster in Crux.
Reflection nebula in Taurus, magnitude 9.98.
Reflection nebula in Monoceros, magnitude 11.85.
One of the most recognisable dark nebulae in the sky — a column of cold, dusty gas in the Orion molecular cloud, about 1,500 light-years away, shaped by radiation into the silhouette of a horse's head. Catalogued as Barnard 33, it is seen against the soft red glow of the emission nebula IC 434 behind it, in the constellation Orion just south of the belt star Alnitak.
The nearest open star cluster to the Solar System, forming a V-shaped grouping of stars.
Spiral galaxy in Cetus, magnitude 9.2.
Nebula in Sagittarius, magnitude 7.7.
Reflection nebula in Scutum, magnitude 6.1.
Open cluster in Lacerta, magnitude 9.1.
Irregular galaxy in Cetus, magnitude 9.54.
Cluster with nebulosity in Cassiopeia, magnitude 6.5.
Cluster with nebulosity in Cassiopeia, magnitude 6.5.
Open cluster in Gemini, magnitude 8.4.
Open cluster in Vela, magnitude 4.6.
Open cluster in Vela, magnitude 7.4.
Open cluster in Carina, magnitude 4.3.
Open cluster in Carina, magnitude 8.2.
Barred spiral galaxy in Camelopardalis, magnitude 9.68.
Planetary nebula in Lepus, magnitude 9.44.
Open cluster in Centaurus, magnitude 9.7.
Reflection nebula in Gemini, magnitude 7.03.
H II region in Monoceros, magnitude 7.7.
Globular cluster in Apus, magnitude 8.56.
Reflection nebula in Scorpius, magnitude 3.9.
Nebula in Scorpius, magnitude 4.7.
Open cluster in Ara, magnitude 6.9.
Open cluster in Ophiuchus, magnitude 4.2.
Open cluster in Serpens, magnitude 4.6.
Open cluster in Cygnus, magnitude 7.3.
Nebula in Cepheus, magnitude 7.2.
A large emission nebula and star-forming region, one of only a few visible to the naked eye.
Cluster with nebulosity in Centaurus, magnitude 4.5.
A satellite dwarf galaxy of the Milky Way and one of the closest galaxies to our own.
Planetary nebula in Sagittarius, magnitude 11.2.
Planetary nebula in Sagittarius, magnitude 9.3.
Planetary nebula in Ophiuchus, magnitude 11.4.
Cluster with nebulosity in Orion, magnitude 2.5.
The supermassive black hole at the heart of galaxy M87, the first black hole ever directly imaged, in 2019.
H II region in Taurus.
Barred spiral galaxy in Ursa Major, magnitude 12.77.
Nebula in Taurus.
A supernova remnant in Taurus, the expanding debris of a star that exploded in 1054 AD.
A globular cluster in the constellation Ophiuchus.
A grand-design spiral galaxy in Coma Berenices, one of the brightest in the Virgo Cluster.
A large face-on spiral galaxy in Ursa Major with sprawling spiral arms.
An open star cluster in the constellation Cassiopeia.
A spiral galaxy in Virgo seen nearly edge-on, with a prominent dust lane and bright bulge.
An elliptical galaxy in Leo and a member of the Leo I group.
A spiral galaxy in Canes Venatici with an active galactic nucleus.
A globular cluster in the constellation Ophiuchus.
An edge-on barred spiral galaxy in the constellation Ursa Major.
A barred spiral galaxy in the constellation Ursa Major.
A rich open cluster in Scutum whose stars form a V-shape resembling flying ducks.
A dwarf elliptical galaxy in Andromeda, a satellite of the Andromeda Galaxy.
A loosely concentrated globular cluster in Ophiuchus.
The brightest globular cluster in the northern sky, located in Hercules.
A globular cluster in the constellation Ophiuchus.
A dense globular cluster in Pegasus, one of the most concentrated clusters known.
An emission nebula in Serpens famous for the Pillars of Creation star-forming columns.
A bright emission nebula and star-forming region in Sagittarius, also called the Swan Nebula.
A small open star cluster in the constellation Sagittarius.
A markedly oval-shaped globular cluster in Ophiuchus.
A rich, compact globular cluster in the constellation Aquarius.
A combination emission, reflection, and dark nebula in Sagittarius divided by dust lanes.
A young open star cluster in the constellation Sagittarius.
A bright globular cluster in Sagittarius, one of the nearest to Earth.
An open star cluster in the constellation Sagittarius.
An open star cluster in the constellation Sagittarius.
An open star cluster in the constellation Scutum.
A bright planetary nebula in Vulpecula, the ejected shell of a dying Sun-like star.
A globular cluster in the constellation Sagittarius.
A small open star cluster in the constellation Cygnus.
A bright globular cluster in Canes Venatici containing hundreds of thousands of stars.
A dense globular cluster in the constellation Capricornus.
The nearest large spiral galaxy to the Milky Way, located in Andromeda.
A dwarf elliptical galaxy in Andromeda, a satellite of the Andromeda Galaxy.
A spiral galaxy in Triangulum and the third-largest member of the Local Group.
An open star cluster in the constellation Perseus.
A large, bright open star cluster in the constellation Gemini.
A young open star cluster in the constellation Auriga.
The richest open star cluster in the constellation Auriga.
An open star cluster in the constellation Auriga.
A loose open star cluster in the constellation Cygnus.
A nearby globular cluster in Scorpius, one of the closest such clusters to the Sun.
An open star cluster in Canis Major, located just south of Sirius.
A bright diffuse nebula and active star-forming region in the sword of Orion.
An emission nebula in Orion that forms part of the larger Orion Nebula complex.
A nearby open star cluster in Cancer, visible to the naked eye as a hazy patch.
A bright, nearby open star cluster in Taurus, also known as the Seven Sisters.
A rich open star cluster in the constellation Puppis.
A bright open star cluster in the constellation Puppis.
An open star cluster in the constellation Hydra.
A giant elliptical galaxy in Virgo, a bright member of the Virgo Cluster.
A large, bright globular cluster in the constellation Serpens.
An open star cluster in the constellation Monoceros.
A grand-design spiral galaxy in Canes Venatici interacting with a smaller companion.
A rich open star cluster in the constellation Cassiopeia.
A globular cluster in the constellation Coma Berenices.
A globular cluster in Sagittarius belonging to the Sagittarius Dwarf Galaxy.
A large, loosely concentrated globular cluster in Sagittarius.
A globular cluster in the constellation Lyra.
A planetary nebula in Lyra appearing as a glowing ring of gas around a dying star.
A barred spiral galaxy in Virgo, a member of the Virgo Cluster.
An elliptical galaxy in the Virgo Cluster within the constellation Virgo.
An open star cluster in Scorpius whose brightest stars suggest the shape of a butterfly.
A large elliptical galaxy in Virgo, part of the Virgo Cluster.
A barred spiral galaxy in Virgo and a member of the Virgo Cluster.
A globular cluster in the constellation Ophiuchus.
A spiral galaxy in Canes Venatici with bright, patchy spiral arms.
A spiral galaxy in Coma Berenices with a prominent dark dust band across its core.
A spiral galaxy in Leo, one of the members of the Leo Triplet.
A spiral galaxy in Leo and the largest member of the Leo Triplet.
One of the oldest known open star clusters, located in Cancer.
A globular cluster in the constellation Hydra.
A globular cluster in the constellation Sagittarius.
A bright open cluster in Scorpius noted by the ancient astronomer Ptolemy.
A globular cluster in the constellation Sagittarius.
A loosely concentrated globular cluster in the constellation Sagitta.
A faint, distant globular cluster in the constellation Aquarius.
A face-on grand-design spiral galaxy in the constellation Pisces.
A dense, distant globular cluster in the constellation Sagittarius.
A planetary nebula in Perseus, one of the faintest objects in the Messier catalogue.
A barred spiral galaxy in Cetus with an active galactic nucleus, a prototypical Seyfert galaxy.
A reflection nebula in Orion, the brightest diffuse reflection nebula in the sky.
A globular cluster in the constellation Lepus, unusual for its location away from the galactic center.
A giant emission nebula and star-forming region in Sagittarius.
A dense globular cluster in the constellation Scorpius.
A grand-design spiral galaxy in Ursa Major, one of the brightest galaxies in the sky.
An edge-on starburst galaxy in Ursa Major undergoing intense star formation.
A barred spiral galaxy in Hydra noted for its bright, well-defined spiral arms.
A lenticular galaxy in Virgo within the heart of the Virgo Cluster.
A lenticular galaxy in Coma Berenices, a member of the Virgo Cluster.
A lenticular galaxy in Virgo near the center of the Virgo Cluster.
A supergiant elliptical galaxy in Virgo hosting a supermassive black hole and a relativistic jet.
A giant elliptical galaxy in Virgo whose supermassive black hole was the first to be directly imaged.
A spiral galaxy in Coma Berenices, a member of the Virgo Cluster.
An elliptical galaxy in Virgo within the Virgo Cluster.
A globular cluster in Ophiuchus located near the center of the Milky Way.
A spiral galaxy in Virgo and a member of the Virgo Cluster.
A barred spiral galaxy in Coma Berenices, a member of the Virgo Cluster.
A bright globular cluster in the constellation Hercules.
An open star cluster in the constellation Puppis.
A spiral galaxy in Canes Venatici with a bright inner ring of star formation.
A barred spiral galaxy in Leo, part of the Leo I group of galaxies.
A spiral galaxy in Leo and the brightest member of the Leo I group.
A planetary nebula in Ursa Major whose two dark patches resemble an owl's eyes.
An edge-on spiral galaxy in Coma Berenices, a member of the Virgo Cluster.
A nearly face-on grand-design spiral galaxy in Coma Berenices.
Galaxy group in Coma Berenices.
Elliptical galaxy in Ursa Major, magnitude 12.48.
Nebula in Orion.
The barred spiral galaxy that contains the Solar System, the Sun, and all stars visible to the naked eye.
An edge-on spiral galaxy in Coma Berenices noted for its slender, needle-like profile.
Elliptical galaxy in Perseus, magnitude 9.47.
Open cluster in Cassiopeia, magnitude 6.7.
Open cluster in Cassiopeia, magnitude 9.8.
Barred spiral galaxy in Fornax, magnitude 9.76.
Open cluster in Perseus, magnitude 8.4.
Globular cluster in Horologium, magnitude 8.63.
Lenticular galaxy in Eridanus, magnitude 8.7.
Open cluster in Cassiopeia, magnitude 6.5.
A barred spiral galaxy in the constellation Eridanus with a striking central bar structure.
Barred spiral galaxy in Reticulum, magnitude 9.49.
Open cluster in Cassiopeia, magnitude 9.4.
Open cluster in Perseus, magnitude 6.7.
Planetary nebula in Fornax, magnitude 9.4.
A double-barred spiral galaxy in the Fornax Cluster, in the constellation Fornax.
Lenticular galaxy in Fornax, magnitude 9.94.
Elliptical galaxy in Eridanus, magnitude 9.65.
Barred spiral galaxy in Fornax, magnitude 9.55.
Elliptical galaxy in Fornax, magnitude 9.4.
Elliptical galaxy in Eridanus, magnitude 9.93.
Elliptical galaxy in Eridanus, magnitude 9.65.
Barred spiral galaxy in Horologium, magnitude 9.95.
Open cluster in Perseus, magnitude 6.6.
Open cluster in Cassiopeia, magnitude 9.1.
Elliptical galaxy in Cassiopeia, magnitude 9.72.
Open cluster in Perseus, magnitude 9.6.
Open cluster in Camelopardalis, magnitude 6.9.
Open cluster in Perseus, magnitude 8.4.
Open cluster in Perseus, magnitude 6.4.
Planetary nebula in Eridanus, magnitude 9.6.
Open cluster in Perseus, magnitude 6.2.
Elliptical galaxy in Dorado, magnitude 9.75.
Lenticular galaxy in Dorado, magnitude 9.31.
Barred spiral galaxy in Dorado, magnitude 9.73.
Open cluster in Perseus, magnitude 7.
Open cluster in Taurus, magnitude 6.4.
Open cluster in Orion, magnitude 6.4.
Open cluster in Auriga, magnitude 7.6.
Open cluster in Taurus, magnitude 6.1.
Open cluster in Dorado, magnitude 9.37.
Globular cluster in Dorado, magnitude 9.85.
Cluster with nebulosity in Dorado, magnitude 9.4.
Open cluster in Auriga, magnitude 7.7.
Reflection nebula in Orion, magnitude 5.8.
Open cluster in Taurus, magnitude 7.
Open cluster in Taurus, magnitude 7.7.
Globular cluster in Dorado, magnitude 9.7.
Open cluster in Mensa, magnitude 9.73.
Elliptical galaxy in Cassiopeia, magnitude 9.2.
Globular cluster in Dorado, magnitude 8.96.
Globular cluster in Columba, magnitude 7.23.
Open cluster in Auriga, magnitude 7.
Cluster with nebulosity in Dorado, magnitude 9.88.
Globular cluster in Dorado, magnitude 9.73.
Open cluster in Cepheus, magnitude 8.1.
Open cluster in Cassiopeia, magnitude 8.8.
Open cluster in Auriga, magnitude 7.5.
Open cluster in Auriga, magnitude 8.2.
Cluster with nebulosity in Dorado, magnitude 9.65.
H II region in Dorado, magnitude 8.87.
Nebula in Orion, magnitude 7.
Nebula in Orion, magnitude 7.
Open cluster in Dorado, magnitude 9.99.
Reflection nebula in Orion, magnitude 9.5.
Globular cluster in Dorado, magnitude 9.6.
Nebula in Dorado, magnitude 8.97.
Open cluster in Dorado, magnitude 9.58.
Supernova remnant in Dorado, magnitude 9.59.
Cluster with nebulosity in Orion, magnitude 8.
Cluster with nebulosity in Dorado, magnitude 8.5.
Globular cluster in Dorado, magnitude 9.6.
Open cluster in Orion, magnitude 9.1.
Open cluster in Gemini, magnitude 6.7.
Open cluster in Orion, magnitude 9.4.
Open cluster in Gemini, magnitude 8.6.
Open cluster in Orion, magnitude 5.9.
Cluster with nebulosity in Orion, magnitude 6.8.
Open cluster in Orion, magnitude 9.
Reflection nebula in Monoceros, magnitude 9.
Open cluster in Orion, magnitude 8.7.
Open cluster in Orion, magnitude 8.5.
Open cluster in Canis Major, magnitude 8.6.
Open cluster in Monoceros, magnitude 8.45.
Open cluster in Monoceros, magnitude 3.9.
Open cluster in Monoceros, magnitude 8.5.
Cluster with nebulosity in Monoceros, magnitude 4.8.
Open cluster in Canis Major, magnitude 9.4.
Reflection nebula in Monoceros, magnitude 8.5.
Open cluster in Cassiopeia, magnitude 7.
Open cluster in Monoceros, magnitude 8.9.
Open cluster in Monoceros, magnitude 7.3.
Open cluster in Monoceros, magnitude 7.7.
Open cluster in Monoceros, magnitude 9.1.
Open cluster in Gemini, magnitude 9.5.
Open cluster in Monoceros, magnitude 10.
Open cluster in Auriga, magnitude 5.4.
H II region in Monoceros, magnitude 10.
Open cluster in Monoceros, magnitude 7.5.
Globular cluster in Puppis, magnitude 8.89.
Open cluster in Monoceros, magnitude 8.9.
Open cluster in Gemini, magnitude 10.
Open cluster in Monoceros, magnitude 9.6.
Open cluster in Monoceros, magnitude 8.4.
Open cluster in Gemini, magnitude 8.5.
Open cluster in Monoceros, magnitude 7.2.
Open cluster in Monoceros, magnitude 6.7.
Open cluster in Canis Major, magnitude 7.7.
Open cluster in Monoceros, magnitude 7.1.
Open cluster in Canis Major, magnitude 6.5.
Open cluster in Gemini, magnitude 9.7.
Open cluster in Canis Major, magnitude 4.1.
Open cluster in Canis Major, magnitude 7.9.
Open cluster in Canis Major, magnitude 8.
Open cluster in Canis Major, magnitude 8.4.
Open cluster in Canis Major, magnitude 7.4.
Open cluster in Gemini, magnitude 8.
Open cluster in Puppis, magnitude 7.4.
Barred spiral galaxy in Camelopardalis, magnitude 8.43.
Open cluster in Puppis, magnitude 7.3.
Open cluster in Puppis, magnitude 7.9.
Globular cluster in Lynx, magnitude 10.05.
Open cluster in Gemini, magnitude 8.3.
Open cluster in Puppis, magnitude 8.3.
Open cluster in Puppis, magnitude 6.7.
Open cluster in Puppis, magnitude 6.9.
Planetary nebula in Puppis, magnitude 9.4.
Open cluster in Puppis, magnitude 9.5.
Open cluster in Puppis, magnitude 8.3.
Planetary nebula in Cetus, magnitude 10.9.
Barred spiral galaxy in Cetus, magnitude 9.21.
Open cluster in Puppis, magnitude 5.8.
Open cluster in Puppis, magnitude 9.6.
Open cluster in Puppis, magnitude 7.3.
Open cluster in Puppis, magnitude 7.6.
Open cluster in Puppis, magnitude 7.9.
Open cluster in Monoceros, magnitude 7.6.
Open cluster in Puppis, magnitude 9.3.
Open cluster in Carina, magnitude 3.8.
Open cluster in Puppis, magnitude 6.5.
Open cluster in Puppis, magnitude 7.6.
Open cluster in Puppis, magnitude 6.5.
Open cluster in Puppis, magnitude 6.3.
Open cluster in Vela, magnitude 4.7.
Open cluster in Puppis, magnitude 7.4.
Open cluster in Puppis, magnitude 7.
Open cluster in Puppis, magnitude 9.7.
Open cluster in Puppis, magnitude 9.2.
Open cluster in Pyxis, magnitude 8.4.
Open cluster in Vela, magnitude 7.32.
Open cluster in Pyxis, magnitude 9.2.
Open cluster in Vela, magnitude 8.6.
Open cluster in Vela, magnitude 8.8.
Open cluster in Vela, magnitude 6.1.
Open cluster in Vela, magnitude 7.8.
Spiral galaxy in Lynx, magnitude 9.69.
Elliptical galaxy in Ursa Major, magnitude 9.87.
Spiral galaxy in Cancer, magnitude 10.24.
Globular cluster in Carina, magnitude 5.69.
Planetary nebula in Carina, magnitude 9.7.
Globular cluster in Sculptor, magnitude 8.13.
Spiral galaxy in Leo, magnitude 8.91.
Open cluster in Vela, magnitude 7.2.
Open cluster in Vela, magnitude 8.3.
Open cluster in Vela, magnitude 9.9.
Barred spiral galaxy in Antlia, magnitude 9.41.
Spiral galaxy in Sculptor, magnitude 8.66.
Open cluster in Vela, magnitude 8.8.
Spiral galaxy in Ursa Major, magnitude 9.88.
Open cluster in Vela, magnitude 9.7.
Open cluster in Carina, magnitude 4.2.
Barred spiral galaxy in Ursa Major, magnitude 9.84.
Planetary nebula in Chamaeleon, magnitude 11.6.
Globular cluster in Vela, magnitude 8.24.
Open cluster in Vela, magnitude 6.
H II region in Carina, magnitude 7.6.
Open cluster in Carina, magnitude 4.7.
Open cluster in Tucana, magnitude 9.55.
Cluster with nebulosity in Carina, magnitude 6.7.
Open cluster in Vela, magnitude 7.4.
Spiral galaxy in Leo Minor, magnitude 9.98.
Elliptical galaxy in Leo, magnitude 9.96.
Open cluster in Carina, magnitude 8.2.
Open cluster in Carina, magnitude 7.7.
Barred spiral galaxy in Leo, magnitude 9.11.
Open cluster in Carina, magnitude 6.6.
Elliptical galaxy in Hydra, magnitude 9.69.
Open cluster in Carina, magnitude 8.2.
Elliptical galaxy in Leo, magnitude 10.
Globular cluster in Tucana, magnitude 6.58.
Barred spiral galaxy in Hydra, magnitude 9.55.
Lenticular galaxy in Leo, magnitude 10.98.
Barred spiral galaxy in Leo, magnitude 9.45.
Open cluster in Centaurus, magnitude 7.6.
Open cluster in Cassiopeia, magnitude 9.3.
Elliptical galaxy in Hydra, magnitude 9.6.
Open cluster in Centaurus, magnitude 8.3.
Open cluster in Crux, magnitude 8.8.
Open cluster in Crux, magnitude 7.4.
Elliptical galaxy in Draco, magnitude 9.71.
Irregular galaxy in Canes Venatici, magnitude 9.77.
Barred spiral galaxy in Virgo, magnitude 9.93.
Open cluster in Centaurus, magnitude 9.4.
Barred spiral galaxy in Draco, magnitude 9.77.
Spiral galaxy in Canes Venatici, magnitude 10.18.
Open cluster in Crux, magnitude 8.9.
Open cluster in Crux, magnitude 7.4.
Open cluster in Cassiopeia, magnitude 8.8.
Elliptical galaxy in Virgo, magnitude 9.43.
Globular cluster in Musca, magnitude 9.85.
Open cluster in Crux, magnitude 8.4.
Irregular galaxy in Canes Venatici, magnitude 9.64.
Open cluster in Musca, magnitude 7.2.
Barred spiral galaxy in Canes Venatici, magnitude 9.72.
Elliptical galaxy in Coma Berenices, magnitude 9.8.
Lenticular galaxy in Virgo, magnitude 9.59.
Spiral galaxy in Virgo, magnitude 9.89.
Spiral galaxy in Coma Berenices, magnitude 9.92.
Elliptical galaxy in Virgo, magnitude 9.99.
Elliptical galaxy in Virgo, magnitude 9.37.
Barred spiral galaxy in Virgo, magnitude 9.53.
Barred spiral galaxy in Coma Berenices, magnitude 9.38.
Lenticular galaxy in Virgo, magnitude 9.66.
Open cluster in Musca, magnitude 8.6.
Globular cluster in Musca, magnitude 7.79.
Open cluster in Centaurus, magnitude 8.9.
Elliptical galaxy in Coma Berenices, magnitude 11.45.
Barred spiral galaxy in Centaurus, magnitude 11.86.
Barred spiral galaxy in Canes Venatici, magnitude 10.71.
Globular cluster in Coma Berenices, magnitude 9.96.
Elliptical galaxy in Centaurus, magnitude 9.88.
Open cluster in Centaurus, magnitude 5.33.
Open cluster in Centaurus, magnitude 9.1.
Barred spiral galaxy in Canes Venatici, magnitude 9.58.
Barred spiral galaxy in Boötes, magnitude 9.97.
Open cluster in Centaurus, magnitude 5.9.
Globular cluster in Centaurus, magnitude 8.31.
Planetary nebula in Circinus, magnitude 9.8.
Open cluster in Centaurus, magnitude 6.
Open cluster in Centaurus, magnitude 5.6.
Globular cluster in Boötes, magnitude 9.7.
Barred spiral galaxy in Sculptor, magnitude 8.54.
Open cluster in Cassiopeia, magnitude 9.5.
Open cluster in Centaurus, magnitude 7.7.
Open cluster in Centaurus, magnitude 6.3.
Open cluster in Centaurus, magnitude 5.5.
Globular cluster in Hydra, magnitude 10.89.
Open cluster in Circinus, magnitude 9.8.
Open cluster in Lupus, magnitude 8.8.
Open cluster in Lupus, magnitude 6.5.
Open cluster in Circinus, magnitude 7.9.
Globular cluster in Lupus, magnitude 9.56.
Lenticular galaxy in Draco, magnitude 9.89.
Globular cluster in Libra, magnitude 8.52.
Open cluster in Norma, magnitude 8.4.
Globular cluster in Lupus, magnitude 8.86.
Globular cluster in Lupus, magnitude 6.92.
Open cluster in Norma, magnitude 9.
Open cluster in Triangulum Australe, magnitude 5.1.
Open cluster in Norma, magnitude 8.5.
Open cluster in Norma, magnitude 5.6.
Globular cluster in Apus, magnitude 10.08.
Open cluster in Norma, magnitude 9.8.
Open cluster in Scorpius, magnitude 5.8.
Open cluster in Norma, magnitude 7.2.
Globular cluster in Scorpius, magnitude 9.68.
Globular cluster in Scorpius, magnitude 9.63.
Open cluster in Norma, magnitude 8.1.
Nebula in Norma, magnitude 6.71.
Nebula in Norma, magnitude 6.71.
Open cluster in Norma, magnitude 6.7.
Open cluster in Norma, magnitude 6.6.
Open cluster in Scorpius, magnitude 7.2.
Open cluster in Scorpius, magnitude 8.5.
Open cluster in Ara.
Open cluster in Ara, magnitude 7.4.
Open cluster in Ara, magnitude 8.2.
Open cluster in Ara, magnitude 7.2.
Planetary nebula in Hercules, magnitude 9.65.
Globular cluster in Hercules, magnitude 9.86.
Open cluster in Scorpius, magnitude 2.6.
Globular cluster in Ophiuchus, magnitude 7.2.
Open cluster in Scorpius, magnitude 6.4.
Open cluster in Scorpius, magnitude 8.2.
Cluster with nebulosity in Ara, magnitude 5.9.
Open cluster in Scorpius, magnitude 8.
Open cluster in Scorpius, magnitude 9.5.
Open cluster in Scorpius, magnitude 5.4.
Globular cluster in Ophiuchus, magnitude 7.43.
Globular cluster in Ophiuchus, magnitude 9.02.
Globular cluster in Ophiuchus, magnitude 9.03.
Globular cluster in Ophiuchus, magnitude 9.03.
Open cluster in Scorpius, magnitude 6.
Globular cluster in Ara, magnitude 8.87.
Globular cluster in Ophiuchus, magnitude 7.42.
Globular cluster in Ara, magnitude 8.86.
Open cluster in Cassiopeia, magnitude 8.2.
Open cluster in Scorpius, magnitude 5.5.
Globular cluster in Scorpius, magnitude 7.4.
Open cluster in Scorpius, magnitude 8.5.
Globular cluster in Ara, magnitude 5.17.
Open cluster in Scorpius, magnitude 8.8.
Open cluster in Scorpius, magnitude 7.2.
Globular cluster in Scorpius, magnitude 8.
Open cluster in Scorpius, magnitude 8.2.
Open cluster in Sagittarius, magnitude 8.2.
Globular cluster in Scorpius, magnitude 9.96.
Open cluster in Sagittarius, magnitude 9.6.
Open cluster in Sagittarius, magnitude 7.6.
Globular cluster in Sagittarius, magnitude 9.48.
Cluster with nebulosity in Sagittarius, magnitude 4.6.
Globular cluster in Serpens, magnitude 9.85.
Open cluster in Cassiopeia, magnitude 6.5.
Globular cluster in Corona Australis, magnitude 7.32.
Globular cluster in Sagittarius, magnitude 9.9.
Open cluster in Sagittarius, magnitude 8.
Globular cluster in Sagittarius, magnitude 9.08.
Open cluster in Sagittarius, magnitude 8.6.
Globular cluster in Sagittarius, magnitude 9.47.
Planetary nebula in Ophiuchus, magnitude 8.1.
Open cluster in Sagittarius, magnitude 10.
Globular cluster in Telescopium, magnitude 8.17.
Open cluster in Cassiopeia, magnitude 7.9.
Reflection nebula in Sagittarius, magnitude 9.8.
Open cluster in Serpens, magnitude 6.5.
Open cluster in Serpens, magnitude 6.
Open cluster in Scutum, magnitude 9.
Open cluster in Cassiopeia, magnitude 7.1.
Open cluster in Ophiuchus, magnitude 4.6.
Globular cluster in Sagittarius, magnitude 9.68.
Open cluster in Sagittarius, magnitude 8.5.
Open cluster in Sagittarius, magnitude 8.
Open cluster in Scutum, magnitude 8.9.
Globular cluster in Sagittarius, magnitude 9.75.
Open cluster in Scutum, magnitude 7.8.
Open cluster in Scutum, magnitude 9.4.
Open cluster in Scutum, magnitude 9.2.
Open cluster in Aquila, magnitude 6.7.
Globular cluster in Scutum, magnitude 8.69.
Open cluster in Sagittarius, magnitude 7.5.
Nebula in Corona Australis.
Open cluster in Lyra, magnitude 8.2.
Spiral galaxy in Pavo, magnitude 9.25.
Globular cluster in Pavo, magnitude 6.28.
Open cluster in Aquila, magnitude 7.5.
Globular cluster in Aquila, magnitude 9.78.
Open cluster in Lyra, magnitude 9.5.
Open cluster in Vulpecula, magnitude 8.8.
Open cluster in Cygnus, magnitude 6.8.
Cluster with nebulosity in Vulpecula, magnitude 7.1.
Open cluster in Vulpecula, magnitude 7.9.
Open cluster in Cygnus, magnitude 7.8.
Open cluster in Cygnus, magnitude 7.6.
Open cluster in Cygnus, magnitude 5.2.
Open cluster in Vulpecula, magnitude 14.1.
Open cluster in Cygnus, magnitude 8.
Open cluster in Cygnus, magnitude 7.4.
Globular cluster in Delphinus, magnitude 9.75.
Open cluster in Cepheus, magnitude 7.8.
Open cluster in Vulpecula, magnitude 6.3.
Cluster with nebulosity in Cygnus, magnitude 10.
Globular cluster in Delphinus, magnitude 10.46.
Planetary nebula in Cygnus, magnitude 8.5.
Open cluster in Cygnus, magnitude 9.1.
Open cluster in Cygnus, magnitude 7.6.
Open cluster in Cygnus, magnitude 8.3.
Open cluster in Cygnus, magnitude 7.
Open cluster in Cygnus, magnitude 9.7.
Open cluster in Cygnus, magnitude 7.2.
Open cluster in Cygnus, magnitude 8.4.
Open cluster in Cygnus, magnitude 9.7.
Open cluster in Cepheus, magnitude 9.3.
Open cluster in Cepheus, magnitude 6.1.
Open cluster in Lacerta, magnitude 7.7.
Open cluster in Cepheus, magnitude 9.6.
Open cluster in Cepheus, magnitude 7.7.
Open cluster in Lacerta, magnitude 6.4.
Open cluster in Lacerta, magnitude 9.2.
Open cluster in Cepheus, magnitude 8.4.
Open cluster in Lacerta, magnitude 9.7.
Spiral galaxy in Pegasus, magnitude 9.41.
Cluster with nebulosity in Cepheus, magnitude 7.2.
Open cluster in Perseus, magnitude 7.9.
Barred spiral galaxy in Pegasus, magnitude 11.09.
Open cluster in Cepheus, magnitude 7.9.
Open cluster in Andromeda, magnitude 5.7.
Open cluster in Andromeda, magnitude 5.6.
Open cluster in Cassiopeia, magnitude 9.4.
Open cluster in Cassiopeia, magnitude 6.7.
Open cluster in Cassiopeia, magnitude 8.5.
Spiral galaxy in Sculptor, magnitude 9.29.
Spiral galaxy in Pegasus, magnitude 10.6.
Spiral galaxy in Andromeda, magnitude 10.01.
Open cluster in Andromeda, magnitude 8.9.
Open cluster in Perseus, magnitude 7.6.
A large emission nebula in Cygnus whose shape resembles the continent of North America.
The brightest and most massive globular cluster orbiting the Milky Way.
Cluster with nebulosity in Perseus.
Open cluster in Vela, magnitude 2.5.
A diffuse emission nebula and active star-forming region, one of the brightest nebulae visible to the naked eye.
Open cluster in Cassiopeia, magnitude 6.4.
Open cluster in Centaurus, magnitude 5.3.
H II region in Cygnus, magnitude 8.
H II region in Vela.
Lenticular galaxy in Perseus, magnitude 12.24.
Planetary nebula in Aquila, magnitude 11.5.
Spiral galaxy in Octans, magnitude 13.53.
Lenticular galaxy in Ursa Minor, magnitude 15.
A bright open star cluster of hot young stars, easily visible to the naked eye.
Planetary nebula in Sagittarius, magnitude 11.6.
Nebula in Ophiuchus, magnitude 5.1.
Nebula in Ara.
A planetary nebula formed by gas shed by a dying star, appearing as a luminous ring.
Nebula in Monoceros.
H II region in Monoceros, magnitude 6.
A large emission nebula in the constellation Monoceros surrounding a young open star cluster.
Cluster with nebulosity in Orion.
Open cluster in Norma, magnitude 5.4.
The supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way, imaged by the Event Horizon Telescope in 2022.
Planetary nebula in Aquarius, magnitude 8.
A bright barred spiral starburst galaxy in the constellation Sculptor.
A dwarf galaxy near the Milky Way, visible to the naked eye from the Southern Hemisphere.
A galaxy notable for its bright nucleus and a prominent dust lane that gives it a hat-like appearance.
Elliptical galaxy in Sextans, magnitude 9.09.
Cluster with nebulosity in Scorpius.
Reflection nebula in Eridanus.
Part of the Veil Nebula, a supernova remnant in Cygnus also known as the Witch's Broom Nebula.
Barred spiral galaxy in Canes Venatici, magnitude 9.24.
A grand-design spiral galaxy interacting with a smaller companion galaxy, NGC 5195.
Open cluster in Carina, magnitude 3.