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The Messier catalog: all 110 objects

French astronomer Charles Messier compiled his list in the 1700s so comet hunters wouldn't mistake these fuzzy patches for comets. Today it's the classic tour of the best galaxies, nebulae and star clusters for small telescopes. Magnitudes are approximate; lower numbers are brighter.

#Common nameNGC/IDTypeConstellationMag
M1M1Crab NebulaNGC1952Supernova remnantTaurus8.4
M2M2NGC7089Globular clusterAquarius6.25
M3M3NGC5272Globular clusterCanes Venatici6.39
M4M4NGC6121Globular clusterScorpius5.4
M5M5NGC5904Globular clusterSe15.95
M6M6Butterfly ClusterNGC6405Open clusterScorpius4.2
M7M7Ptolemy's ClusterNGC6475Open clusterScorpius3.3
M8M8Lagoon NebulaNGC6523NebulaSagittarius5.8
M9M9NGC6333Globular clusterOphiuchus8.42
M10M10NGC6254Globular clusterOphiuchus4.98
M11M11Amas de l'Ecu de SobieskiNGC6705Open clusterScutum5.8
M12NGC6218Globular clusterOphiuchus6.07
M13M13Hercules Globular ClusterNGC6205Globular clusterHercules5.8
M14M14NGC6402Globular clusterOphiuchus5.73
M15M15NGC7078Globular clusterPegasus6.3
M16M16Eagle NebulaNGC6611NebulaSe26.0
M17M17Checkmark NebulaNGC6618NebulaSagittarius7.0
M18NGC6613Open clusterSagittarius6.9
M19M19NGC6273Globular clusterOphiuchus5.57
M20M20Trifid NebulaNGC6514NebulaSagittarius8.5
M21NGC6531Open clusterSagittarius5.9
M22M22NGC6656Globular clusterSagittarius0.0
M23M23NGC6494Open clusterSagittarius5.5
M24M24Small Sgr Star CloudIC4715Star cloudSagittarius4.5
M25IC4725Open clusterSagittarius4.6
M26M26NGC6694Open clusterScutum8.87
M27M27Dumbbell NebulaNGC6853Planetary nebulaVulpecula7.4
M28M28NGC6626Globular clusterSagittarius6.9
M29NGC6913Open clusterCygnus6.6
M30M30NGC7099Globular clusterCapricornus7.1
M31M31Andromeda GalaxyNGC0224GalaxyAndromeda3.44
M32M32NGC0221GalaxyAndromeda8.13
M33M33Triangulum GalaxyNGC0598GalaxyTriangulum5.79
M34NGC1039Open clusterPerseus5.2
M35M35NGC2168Open clusterGemini0.0
M36M36NGC1960Open clusterAuriga6.0
M37M37NGC2099Open clusterAuriga5.6
M38M38NGC1912Open clusterAuriga6.4
M39M39NGC7092Open clusterCygnus4.6
M40M040Double starUrsa Major8.0
M41M41NGC2287Open clusterCanis Major4.5
M42M42Great Orion NebulaNGC1976Cluster + nebulaOrion4.0
M43M43Mairan's NebulaNGC1982NebulaOrion9.0
M44M44BeehiveNGC2632Open clusterCancer3.1
M45M45PleiadesMel022Open clusterTaurus1.2
M46M46NGC2437Open clusterPuppis6.1
M47M47NGC2422Open clusterPuppis4.4
M48M48NGC2548Open clusterHydra5.8
M49NGC4472GalaxyVirgo8.28
M50M50NGC2323Open clusterMonoceros5.9
M51M51Whirlpool GalaxyNGC5194GalaxyCanes Venatici8.36
M52M52NGC7654Open clusterCassiopeia6.9
M53NGC5024Globular clusterComa Berenices7.79
M54NGC6715Globular clusterSagittarius7.7
M55M55NGC6809Globular clusterSagittarius6.49
M56M56NGC6779Globular clusterLyra8.4
M57Ring NebulaNGC6720Planetary nebulaLyra8.8
M58M58NGC4579GalaxyVirgo10.3
M59M59NGC4621GalaxyVirgo9.56
M60M60NGC4649GalaxyVirgo8.79
M61NGC4303GalaxyVirgo10.25
M62M62NGC6266Globular clusterOphiuchus0.0
M63M63Sunflower GalaxyNGC5055GalaxyCanes Venatici8.61
M64M64Black Eye GalaxyNGC4826GalaxyComa Berenices8.52
M65M65NGC3623GalaxyLeo9.32
M66NGC3627GalaxyLeo8.92
M67M67NGC2682Open clusterCancer6.9
M68M68NGC4590Globular clusterHydra7.96
M69NGC6637Globular clusterSagittarius0.0
M70NGC6681Globular clusterSagittarius0.0
M71NGC6838Globular clusterSagitta0.0
M72M72NGC6981Globular clusterAquarius8.96
M73NGC6994AsterismAquarius8.9
M74M74NGC0628GalaxyPisces9.31
M75M75NGC6864Globular clusterSagittarius8.26
M76M76Barbell NebulaNGC0650Planetary nebulaPerseus10.1
M77M77NGC1068GalaxyCetus9.29
M78M78NGC2068NebulaOrion8.0
M79M79NGC1904Globular clusterLepus8.16
M80M80NGC6093Globular clusterScorpius7.3
M81M81Bode's GalaxyNGC3031GalaxyUrsa Major6.92
M82M82Cigar GalaxyNGC3034GalaxyUrsa Major8.3
M83M83Southern Pinwheel GalaxyNGC5236GalaxyHydra7.21
M84M84NGC4374GalaxyVirgo9.79
M85M85NGC4382GalaxyComa Berenices9.05
M86M86NGC4406GalaxyVirgo8.86
M87M87Virgo GalaxyNGC4486GalaxyVirgo9.0
M88M88NGC4501GalaxyComa Berenices10.33
M89M89NGC4552GalaxyVirgo10.08
M90NGC4569GalaxyVirgo9.54
M91M91NGC4548GalaxyComa Berenices10.96
M92M92NGC6341Globular clusterHercules6.52
M93NGC2447Open clusterPuppis6.2
M94M94NGC4736GalaxyCanes Venatici8.24
M95M95NGC3351GalaxyLeo9.77
M96NGC3368GalaxyLeo9.21
M97Owl NebulaNGC3587Planetary nebulaUrsa Major9.9
M98M98NGC4192GalaxyComa Berenices10.84
M99Coma PinwheelNGC4254GalaxyComa Berenices9.84
M100M100NGC4321GalaxyComa Berenices9.47
M101M101NGC5457GalaxyUrsa Major7.9
M102M102Spindle GalaxyNGC5866GalaxyDraco9.9
M103NGC0581Open clusterCassiopeia7.4
M104M104Sombrero GalaxyNGC4594GalaxyVirgo8.59
M105M105NGC3379GalaxyLeo9.27
M106M106NGC4258GalaxyCanes Venatici9.29
M107M107NGC6171Globular clusterOphiuchus0.0
M108M108NGC3556GalaxyUrsa Major10.05
M109M109NGC3992GalaxyUrsa Major9.88
M110M110NGC0205GalaxyAndromeda8.15

Data from the MessierGenius app catalog. Thumbnails are public-domain or CC0 images (mostly NASA/ESA Hubble); full credits are in the app and on the credits page.

FAQ

How many Messier objects are there?

110, from M1 (the Crab Nebula) to M110, a satellite galaxy of Andromeda.

What is the brightest Messier object?

M45, the Pleiades, at about magnitude 1.6, easily seen without a telescope.

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