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	* M72 - (Astronomy): Definition
		M2 (NGC 7089) is a globular cluster, compact and bright, about 50,000 light years away.
		The cluster is 5º N of beta Aquarii.
		M72 (NGC 6981 is also a globular cluster, about 3º WSW of the Saturn Nebula (see below).
	en.mimi.hu /astronomy/m72.html (429 words)

	(Yet Another) Messier Catalogue
		Synopsis: NGC 1976, usually known as the Orion Nebula; emission nebula; located in Orion, near theta Orionis (a multiple star, usually known as the Trapezium); R.A. 05:35.4, dec. -05:27; magnitude 5; distance 300 pc (1,000 light years).
		Synopsis: NGC 2632, usually known as Praesepe or the Beehive cluster; open cluster; located in Cancer, within the triangle formed by delta, Gamma and eta Cnc; R.A. 08:40.1, dec. +19:59; magnitude 3.1; distance 200 pc (500 light years).
		Synopsis: NGC 4569; galaxy (Sb); located in Virgo, between 29 Comae and 12 Virginis, closer to the former; R.A. 12:36.8, dec. +13:10; magnitude 9.5; distance unknown.
	www.peripatus.gen.nz /Astronomy/MesCat.html (6035 words)

	List of NGC objects (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		NGC 908 - a starburst/spiral galaxy in the Cetus constellation
		NGC 5866 - a lenticular galaxy in the Draco constellation
		NGC 6822 - Barnards Galaxy, in the Sagittarius constellation
	www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/list_of_ngc_objects (4007 words)

	Canberra Astronomical Society - Southern Cross - October 1998
		NGC 6595: Somewhere along the line this object was called a star cluster, which was carried forward into the Lynga catalogue.
		The brightest member is NGC 6595, being a relatively bright, relatively large, irregularly round hazy glow, with a prominent double star at the centre.
		NGC 6589 is the next obvious nebula, appearing as a rather faint, relatively large, possibly round, hazy glow with a double star of uneven brightness involved.
	msowww.anu.edu.au /cas/southerncross/sc_199810.html (4595 words)

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		NGC 7009 is the Saturn Nebula, a famous planetary with outer ansae (wing-like projections) and a bright inner disk.
		NGC 7009 in 25" with 12mm, it is a florescent aqua, and the oval shape is obvious.
		NGC 7089 (M 2) this is the showpiece of the constellation.
	www.saguaroastro.org /content/db/textversions/AQR.TXT (2194 words)

	Aquarius
		M73 (NGC 6994) is another uninteresting Messier, a ‘cluster’ comprised of four unrelated stars about 1.5º east of M 72.
		NGC 7009, "Saturn Nebula" is a planetary nebula quite spectacular in large instruments.
		NGC 7293, "Helix Nebula" (or the "Helical Nebula"), is another planetary nebula, given its name apparently because it is said to resemble the DNA double helix.
	www.dibonsmith.com /aqr_con.htm (751 words)

	Observing the night skies
		NGC 4579; Virgo; 12h 37.7m; +11 49'; Galaxy with a bright slightly oval shape.
		NGC 4621; Virgo; 12h 42.0m; +11 39'; Large elliptical galaxy in the Virgo Cluster.
		NGC 3368; Leo; 10h 46.8m; +11 49'; Spiral galaxy, bright, bright nucleus.
	home.comcast.net /~astrohammer/Observingmessierpage2.htm (813 words)

	Aquarius, November Constellation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		NGC 7009 is a famous planetary nebula popularly known as the Saturn Nebula, because of its resemblance to the planet when seen in large telescopes or on photographs.
		NGC 7293 is the nearest and largest planetary nebula visible in amateur telescopes.
		M 73 (NGC 6994) is one of the puzzles of the Messier catalogue.
	www.faster.co.nz /~rasnz/Stars/Aquarius.htm (690 words)

	September 1999, Fuzzy Spot
		NGC 7009 (21h 04.2 -11 22) This planetary nebula is known as the Saturn Nebula due to the extensions, or ansae, looking similar to the rings of Saturn.
		NGC 7492 (23h 08.4 -15 37) Going from one of the best objects to one of the biggest duds, this globular cluster is very faint, round, and pretty big.
		NGC 7723 (23h 38.9 -12 58) This galaxy is somewhat bright, somewhat large, and brighter toward the middle.
	www.users.qwest.net /~kreeves/fuzzy/sep_1999.html (748 words)

	October 1998 Newsletter
		NGC 7606 is a faint, elongated galaxy, with two arms and a slightly brighter center.
		From NGC 7606 move 6 degrees SE to the northern-most star in another group of three (this group is more open than the previous group).
		NGC 7723 is hard to see at magnitude 11.2 but you can identify it because it lies less than ½ degree NE of a double star.
	astro.sci.uop.edu /~sas/Newsletter/CON_Aquarius.html (925 words)

	Objetivos de Búsqueda :: Sur Astronómico
		NGC 6302 - Localizada en Scorpius, a medio camino entre epsilon y sigma Scorpii, esta nebulosa planetaria presenta una estructura bipolar observable con telescopios.
		NGC 3532 - Localizado en Carina, NGC 3532 es un cúmulo abierto amplio y muy rico en estrellas brillantes.
		NGC 6231 - Se trata de un cúmulo abierto compuesto de estrellas brillantes en la constelación de Scorpius, localizado a 0.5º de zeta Scorpii.
	www.surastronomico.com /busquedas.htm (1802 words)

	Must See NGC's
		NGC 7010 at mag 14 was small and faint and needed higher power.
		NGC 7335 mag 14.5, 7340 mag 14.7, and the most difficult for me to see at mag 15.2 is NGC 7337.
		NGC 7217 is a bright, round galaxy shining at mag 10.2.
	www.observers.org /reports/99.10.08.2.html (1196 words)

	October 2003, Fuzzy Spot
		NGC 6981 (20 53.5 -12 32) We'll start with M-72, one of the Messier globular clusters in Aquarius.
		NGC 7218 (22 10.2 -16 40) In the 10” scope, this galaxy is pretty faint, a little small, and elongated 2.5:1 NE/SW.
		NGC 7293 (22 29.6 -20 48) This is the Helix Nebula, one of my favorite objects in the sky.
	www.users.qwest.net /~kreeves/fuzzy/oct_2003.html (843 words)

	Capricornus the Sea Goat
		M30 (NGC 7099) (21h 37m.5 -23° 25') is a globular cluster 40,000 light years distant.
		In a small telescope the cluster is a bright fuzzy object, in larger scopes many stars are resolved.
		M72 (NGC 6981) (20h 50m.7 -12° 44') Is a globular cluster, actually part of Aquarius, but easier to find starhopping from Capricornus.
	www.starryskies.com /The_sky/constellations/capricornus.html (350 words)

	Must See NGC's
		NGC 7606 is a mag 10.8 elongated galaxy near psi Aquarii, but not in the same field.
		NGC 7331 is a well known galaxy, and is a jumping off point for finding Stephen's Quintet.
		NGC 7454 was a fuzzt parch in the same field with 7448 at 69x.
	observers.org /reports/99.10.08.2.html (1196 words)

	Globular cluster M72
		The globular cluster Messier 72 (NGC 6981) in Aquarius, shown from a 15-second V-band exposure with a Tektronix 2048x2048 CCD at the prime focus of the 4-meter Mayall telescope of Kitt Peak National Observatory.
		North is at the top and east to the left, for direct comparison with a chart or eyepiece view.
		The inner half of the original 2048x2048-pixel format has been averaged down by a factor of 2 for this display, which uses a logarithmic intensity transformation to preserve information across a wide dynamic range.
	www.astr.ua.edu /gifimages/m72v.html (87 words)

	cumulsglobulars
		NGC 6838 (M71) Cúmul globular irregular - Focus primari - Guia fora eix - S/C 250 mm LX50 - f 6.3 - Exp: 15' - Fuji Superia 800 ASA
		Molt débil, més difus que NGC 6544, més petit i més concentrat, mag.
		Clar, però molt més débil que NGC 6656.
	www.anysllum.com /cumulsglobulars.htm (865 words)

	RASC Calgary Centre - Constellation of the Month
		The Messier Objects are all present, as are the 110 Finest NGC objects from the The RASC Observer's Handbook as well as many of the objects on the list of RASC Deep-Sky Challenge Objects.
		NGC 5272 (M3 NGC 5544 and NGC 5545
		NGC 5904 (M5 NGC 5929 and NGC 5930
	www.syz.com /rasc/constellations/index.htm (589 words)

	Astron. Astrophys. 358, 943-955 (2000)
		The cause of this is partially due to the presence of both total and differential reddening that broadens the CMD sequences (see Rich et al.
		NGC 6981, outer LF) are more likely the consequence of mass segregation, or of residual errors in the completeness corrections or simply to small number statistics along the RGB were the LFs were normalized, than real features to ascribe to a mismatch with theory.
		(2000) is visible for the clusters NGC 6652, NGC 1851, NGC 6934, and NGC 5694, but in all these cases the theoretical models agree with the data within the errors, so these discrepancies are not significant.
	aa.springer.de /papers/0358003/2300943/sc5.htm (1717 words)

	A Search for SiO Masers in Globular Clusters
		NGC 6218 M 12 16 47 14.5 -01 56 52 15.72 26.31 4.9 -1.48 -42.2 opt
		NGC 6333 M 9 17 19 11.8 -18 30 59 5.54 10.70 8.2 -1.72 229.1
		NGC 6934 20 34 11.6 +07 24 15 52.10 -18.89 17.4 -1.54 -411.4 ZY NGC 7089 M 2 21 33 29.3 -00 49 23 53.38 -35.78 11.5 -1.62 -5.3 opt
	www.astrophys-assist.com /educate/sio_glob/sio_glob.htm (2500 words)

	AstroWORDS - Internetowy Słownik Astronomiczny (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		NGC 7009 - okazała mgławica planetarna "Saturn" (zdjęcie niżej)
		Gromada kuista NGC 6981 znajduje się w odległości 52800 lat świetlnych.
		NGC 7009 czyli Mgławica "Saturn" była jedną z pierwszych odkrytych przez Sir Williama Herschela w 1782.
	words.astronet.pl /word.cgi?415 (279 words)

	Globular Clusters (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		They are scattered in a spherical halo surrounding our galaxy and take hundreds of millions of years to orbit it.
		On the left is NGC 2419, it is a large but very distant globular cluster lying far beyond the edge of the galaxy.
		M13 in the middle is much closer, it is one of the brightest globular clusters in the sky.
	www.anzwers.org /free/universe/globular.html (238 words)

	Bennett Catalogue
		Jack also picked up a 9th magnitude supernova in NGC 5236 (M83), becoming the first person ever to visually discover a supernova since the invention of the telescope.
		John Caister Bennett was born on April 6th, 1914 in Estcourt Natal; his mother was British and his father was from Longford, Tasmania.
		The second column shows the corresponding NGC number for all but three objects and other designations if available.
	astrosurf.com /antilhue/Bennett.htm (783 words)

	List of Nice Objects
		NGC 0278 00 52.0 47 34 1.2x1.2 11.6 Spiral Galaxy c
		NGC 2732 09 13.4 79 11 1.8x0.8 11.9 Spiral Galaxy c
		For the next set of objects which goes up to 29 arc minutes, the images are 15 mm with the 12" f10, 10 mm with the 10" f10 and 6.6 mm with the 10" f6.3.
	www.mailbag.com /users/ragreiner/objects.html (6592 words)

	Digital Images of the Sky - Constellations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		M 73, NGC 6994, globular cluster in Aquarius (left)
		NGC 7009, "Saturn Nebula", planetary emission nebula in Aquarius (center)
		M 30, NGC 7099, globular cluster in Capricornus (center)
	www.allthesky.com /constellations/capricornus/dsos.html (119 words)

	Messier 72
		[M 72 = NGC 6981] came into the field.
		Globular cluster; pretty bright; pretty large; round; gradually much compressed toward the middle, well resolved.
		NGC 6981 = GC 4608 = h 2090; Méchain, M 72.
	www.maa.agleia.de /Messier/Mdes/dm072.html (1088 words)

	Pagina delle Supernovae - Supernova Page - SN Page
		Data from David Bishop's Supernova in NGC and IC galaxies
		Found in NGC 976 at R.A. = 2h33m59s.68, Decl.
		Found in NGC 7714 at R.A. = 23h36m14s.70, Decl.
	www.astrosurf.com /prosperi/sn/sne.htm (503 words)

	IMAGE INDEX (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		NGC 7078 NGC 7089 NGC 7099 NGC 6994 NGC 6981 NGC 6853 NGC 6838 NGC 6779
		NGC 3838 UGC 6706 NGC 3846A NGC 3835 NGC 5611 NGC 4802 NGC 4574 NGC 4373 NGC 3285B NGC 3203 NGC 3137 NGC 3125 NGC 3108 NGC 3094 NGC 3451 NGC 3442 IC 2613 NGC 3413 NGC 3418 NGC 3400 UGC 5833
		23:NGC 2682 NGC 2682 NGC 2682 NGC 2682 NGC 2682 NGC 2682 NGC 2682 NGC 2682 NGC 2682 NGC 2682 NGC 2682 NGC 2682 NGC 2682 NGC 2682 NGC 2682 NGC 2682 NGC 2682
	www.nfo.edu /image.old.htm (3417 words)

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