NGC Objects

A favorite galaxy, NGC 7331, captured with my EdgeHD 8″

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NGC observations 261-270 of 367 total to date.

Catalog # Thumbnail Title/link Designation(s) Date Observed Comment
NGC6218
M12 / NGC 6218
M12, NGC 62182024-05-08 00:16:00Another low-transparency night, redeemed by a Messier Globular Cluster
NGC6254
M10 / NGC 6254
M10, NGC 62542024-05-08 00:01:00Another low-transparency night, redeemed by a Messier Globular Cluster
NGC6273
M19 / NGC 6273
M19, NGC 62732024-05-25 00:21:00A handsome GC, but not particularly distinctive.
NGC6285
Arp 293 / NGC 6285-6286
Arp 302025-06-29 23:33:00Classic tidal fields evidencing interaction.
NGC6333
M9 / NGC 6333
M9, NGC 63332025-03-09 04:24:00A middling Messier GC in a fascinating star-field with a dark nebula looming
NGC6341
M92 / NGC 6341
M92, NGC 63412024-05-13 00:55:00Another beautiful Messier glob. Discoverers were a who's who of 18th century astronomers!
NGC6361
Arp 124 / NGC 6361
Arp 124, NGC 63612024-06-13 23:45:00Key feature is interaction between NGC 6361 and a tiny, mag 15.8 galaxy just below it.
NGC6402
M14 / NGC 6402
M14, NGC 64022024-05-08 00:30:00Another low-transparency night, redeemed by a Messier Globular Cluster
NGC6405
M6 / NGC 6405 / Butterfly Cluster
M6, NGC 6405, Butterfly Cluster2024-09-03 20:56:22Went to a dark site to observe one of the most southerly objects in the Messier Catalog
NGC6412
Arp 38 / NGC 6412
Arp 38, NGC 64122024-06-12 22:59:00A beautiful, small Arp spiral, originally discovered by William Herschel in 1797. Arp noticed the "companion".