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Cas – Objektauswahl NGC Cas – Objektauswahl NGC NGC 0103 NGC 0278 NGC 0637 NGC 7635 NGC 0110 NGC 0281 NGC 0654 NGC 7654 NGC 0129 NGC 0366 NGC 0657 NGC 7788 NGC 0133 NGC 0381 NGC 0659 NGC 7789 NGC 0136 NGC 0433 NGC 0663 NGC 7790 NGC 0146 NGC 0436 NGC 0743 NGC 0147 NGC 0457 NGC 0886 NGC 0185 NGC 0559 NGC 0896 Sternbild- NGC 0189 NGC 0581 NGC 1027 Übersicht NGC 0225 NGC 0609 NGC 1343 Zur Objektauswahl: Nummer anklicken Zur Übersichtskarte: Objekt in Aufsuchkarte anklicken Zum Detailfoto: Objekt in Übersichtskarte anklicken Cas Übersichtskarte Auswahl N103_129_133_136_146_189_225 Aufsuchkarte Auswahl Auswahl NGC 0103_NGC 0136 Übersichtskarte 0103_NGC NGC Aufsuch- karte Auswahl NGC 0129 ÜbersichtskarteNGC Aufsuch- karte Auswahl NGC 0133_NGC 0146 Übersichtskarte 0133_NGC NGC Aufsuch- karte Auswahl NGC 0189 ÜbersichtskarteNGC Aufsuch- karte Auswahl NGC 0225 ÜbersichtskarteNGC Aufsuch- karte NGC 0110 Aufsuchkarte Auswahl Auswahl NGC 0110 ÜbersichtskarteNGC Aufsuch- karte NGC 0147_NGC 0185_NGC 0278 Aufsuchkarte Auswahl Auswahl NGC 147 ÜbersichtskarteNGC Aufsuch- karte Auswahl NGC 185 ÜbersichtskarteNGC Aufsuch- karte Auswahl NGC 278 ÜbersichtskarteNGC Aufsuch- karte NGC 0281 Aufsuchkarte Auswahl Auswahl NGC 0281 ÜbersichtskarteNGC Aufsuch- karte NGC 0366_NGC 0381 Aufsuchkarte Auswahl Auswahl NGC 0366_NGC 0381 Übersichtskarte 0366_NGC NGC Aufsuch- karte N 433_N 436_N 457_N 581 Aufsuchkarte Auswahl Auswahl NGC 0433 ÜbersichtskarteNGC Aufsuch- karte Auswahl NGC 0436_NGC 0457 Übersichtskarte 0436_NGC NGC Aufsuch- karte Auswahl NGC 0581 ÜbersichtskarteNGC Aufsuch- karte N 0559_N0609_N0637 Aufsuchkarte Auswahl Auswahl NGC 559 ÜbersichtskarteNGC Aufsuch- karte Auswahl NGC 609 ÜbersichtskarteNGC Aufsuch- karte Auswahl NGC 637 ÜbersichtskarteNGC Aufsuch- karte NGC 0657 Aufsuchkarte Auswahl Auswahl NGC 0657 ÜbersichtskarteNGC Aufsuch- karte N 654_N 659_N 663_N 743 Aufsuchkarte Auswahl Auswahl NGC 654 ÜbersichtskarteNGC Aufsuch- karte Auswahl NGC 659_NGC 663 Übersichtskarte 659_NGC NGC Aufsuch- karte Auswahl NGC 743 ÜbersichtskarteNGC Aufsuch- karte NGC 0886_N0896_N 1027 Aufsuchkarte Auswahl Auswahl NGC 886 ÜbersichtskarteNGC Aufsuch- karte Auswahl NGC 896 ÜbersichtskarteNGC Aufsuch- karte Auswahl NGC 1027 ÜbersichtskarteNGC Aufsuch- karte NGC 1343 Aufsuchkarte Auswahl Auswahl NGC 1343 ÜbersichtskarteNGC Aufsuch- karte N7635_N 7654_N 7788_N 7790 Aufsuchkarte Auswahl Auswahl NGC 7635_NGC 7654 Übersichtskarte 7635_NGC NGC Aufsuch- karte Auswahl NGC 7788_NGC 7790 Übersichtskarte 7788_NGC NGC Aufsuch- karte NGC 7789 Aufsuchkarte Auswahl Auswahl NGC 7789 ÜbersichtskarteNGC Aufsuch- karte Auswahl NGC 103 m mp = 11. 0 5‘ NGC 0103 DetailfotoNGC Übersichts- karte Auswahl NGC 110 19‘ NGC 0110 DetailfotoNGC Übersichts- karte Auswahl NGC 129 m mp = 10. 0 21‘ NGC 0129 DetailfotoNGC Übersichts- karte Auswahl NGC 133 m mp = 9. 4 7‘ NGC 0133 DetailfotoNGC Übersichts- karte Auswahl NGC 136 m mp = 11. 5 1.2‘ NGC 0136 DetailfotoNGC Übersichts- karte Auswahl NGC 146 m mp = 9. 5 7‘ NGC 0146 DetailfotoNGC Übersichts- karte Auswahl NGC 147 m mp = 10. 2 12‘.9 x 8‘.1 NGC 0147 DetailfotoNGC Übersichts- karte Auswahl NGC 185 m mp = 10. 1 11‘.5 x 9‘.8 NGC 0185 DetailfotoNGC Übersichts- karte Auswahl NGC 189 m mp = 11. 0 3‘.7 NGC 0189 DetailfotoNGC Übersichts- karte Auswahl NGC 225 m mp = 9. 1 12‘ NGC 0225 DetailfotoNGC Übersichts- karte Auswahl NGC 278 m mp = 11. 5 2‘.2 x 2‘.1 NGC 0278 DetailfotoNGC Übersichts- karte Auswahl NGC 281 m mp = 7. 4 35‘ x 30‘ NGC 0281 DetailfotoNGC Übersichts- karte Auswahl NGC 366 m mp = 10. 0 3‘ NGC 0366 DetailfotoNGC Übersichts- karte Auswahl NGC 381 m mp = 9. 3 6‘ NGC 0381 DetailfotoNGC Übersichts- karte Auswahl NGC 433 2‘.5 NGC 0433 DetailfotoNGC Übersichts- karte Auswahl NGC 436 m mp = 8. 8 6‘ NGC 0436 DetailfotoNGC Übersichts- karte Auswahl NGC 457 m mp = 7. 5 13‘ NGC 0457 DetailfotoNGC Übersichts- karte Auswahl NGC 559 m mp = 7. 3 4‘.4 NGC 0559 DetailfotoNGC Übersichts- karte Auswahl NGC 581 m mp = 7. 4 6‘ NGC 0581 DetailfotoNGC Übersichts- karte Auswahl NGC 609 m mp = 12. 5 3‘ NGC 0609 DetailfotoNGC Übersichts- karte Auswahl NGC 637 m mp = 7. 1 3‘.5 NGC 0637 DetailfotoNGC Übersichts- karte Auswahl NGC 654 m mp = 9. 1 5‘ NGC 0654 DetailfotoNGC Übersichts- karte Auswahl NGC 657 4‘ NGC 0657 DetailfotoNGC Übersichts- karte Auswahl NGC 659 m mp = 9. 8 5‘ NGC 0659 DetailfotoNGC Übersichts- karte Auswahl NGC 663 m mp = 7. 1 16‘ NGC 0663 DetailfotoNGC Übersichts- karte Auswahl NGC 743 5‘ NGC 0743 DetailfotoNGC Übersichts- karte Auswahl NGC 886 14‘ NGC 0886 DetailfotoNGC Übersichts- karte Auswahl NGC 896 27‘ x 13‘ NGC 0896 DetailfotoNGC Übersichts- karte Auswahl NGC 1027 m mp = 7. 0 20‘ NGC 1027 DetailfotoNGC Übersichts- karte Auswahl NGC 1343 m mp = 13. 3 2‘.8 x 1‘.9 NGC 1343 DetailfotoNGC Übersichts- karte Auswahl NGC 7635 m mp = 11. 0 15‘ x 8‘ NGC 7635 DetailfotoNGC Übersichts- karte Auswahl NGC 7654 m mp = 8. 2 13‘. NGC 7654 DetailfotoNGC Übersichts- karte Auswahl NGC 7788 m mp = 9. 4 9‘ NGC 7788 DetailfotoNGC Übersichts- karte Auswahl NGC 7789 m mp = 9. 6 16‘ NGC 7789 DetailfotoNGC Übersichts- karte Auswahl NGC 7790 m mp = 7. 1 17‘ NGC 7790 DetailfotoNGC Übersichts- karte.
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