Star clusters 85 objects
Open a name to see the official values and their sources.
Open 35
- Messier 7M7
- Wild Duck ClusterM11
- Messier 35M35
- Messier 44M44
- PleiadesM45
- Messier 46M46
- Messier 48M48
- Messier 67M67
- Caldwell 1C1
- Caldwell 14C14
- Caldwell 58C58
- Caldwell 71C71
- Caldwell 76C76
- Caldwell 82C82
- Caldwell 89C89
- Caldwell 94C94
- Caldwell 96C96
- Messier 6M6 · NGC 6405
- Messier 93M93 · NGC 2447
- Messier 21M21 · NGC 6531
- Messier 41M41 · NGC 2287
- Messier 25M25 · IC4725
- Messier 23M23 · NGC 6494
- Messier 18M18 · NGC 6613
- Messier 47M47 · NGC 2422
- Messier 26M26 · NGC 6694
- Messier 50M50 · NGC 2323
- Messier 37M37 · NGC 2099
- Messier 36M36 · NGC 1960
- Messier 38M38 · NGC 1912
- Messier 29M29 · NGC 6913
- Messier 34M34 · NGC 1039
- Messier 39M39 · NGC 7092
- Messier 103M103 · NGC 581
- Messier 52M52 · NGC 7654
Globular 47
- Messier 2M2
- Messier 3M3
- Messier 4M4
- Messier 5M5
- Messier 9M9
- Messier 10M10
- Messier 12M12
- Hercules ClusterM13
- Messier 14M14
- Messier 15M15
- Messier 19M19
- Messier 22M22
- Messier 28M28
- Messier 30M30
- Messier 53M53
- Messier 54M54
- Messier 55M55
- Messier 56M56
- Messier 62M62
- Messier 68M68
- Messier 69M69
- Messier 70M70
- Messier 71M71
- Messier 72M72
- Messier 75M75
- Messier 79M79
- Messier 80M80
- Messier 92M92
- Messier 107M107
- Caldwell 25C25
- Caldwell 42C42
- Caldwell 47C47
- Caldwell 66C66
- Caldwell 73C73
- Caldwell 78C78
- Caldwell 79C79
- Caldwell 80C80
- Caldwell 81C81
- Caldwell 84C84
- Caldwell 86C86
- Caldwell 87C87
- Caldwell 93C93
- Caldwell 104C104
- Caldwell 105C105
- Caldwell 106C106
- Caldwell 107C107
- Caldwell 108C108
Star clouds, doubles & asterisms 3
In everyday life
- The Moon's average distance, about 384,400 km, is more than 960 drives along the 400 km Seoul–Busan expressway — and the Moon sits under «Earth's Moon» in this catalog's Moons group.
- Constellation names taught at school, such as Orion or Ursa Major (home of the Big Dipper), are the same everywhere because the world shares the 88 constellations set by the International Astronomical Union.
- Your phone's map position comes from GPS satellites orbiting about 20,000 km up — which is why navigation satellites belong to the Spacecraft group.