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| OBJECT NAME | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
| 1 Arietis | Double Star: Sunny Yellow & Ocean Blue Pair |
| 1 Camelopardalis | Double Star: Blue/White Pair Dance Around the Pole |
| 2 Canum Venaticorum | Double Star: A Cherry Red Giant |
| 6 Leonis | Double Star: An Orange Star & Dusky Companion |
| 6 (Iota) Trianguli | Binary Star: A Colorful Bronze & Blue Pair |
| 8 Lacertae | Double Star: Crystal Blue Persuasion |
| 10 Lacertae | Double Star: A Blistering Blue Double Star |
| 12 Comae Berenices | Double Star: A Bright Double in Coma Berenices |
| 12 Lacertae | Double Star: Crystal Blue Double |
| 14 Aurigae | Multiple Star: Valuable Lesson in Star Evolution |
| 15 Aquilae | Double Star: A Pretty Orange-Yellow Double |
| 16 Cygni | Double Star: A Dose of Yellow Stars |
| 17 Cygni | Binary Star: A Pleasant Pair in the Swan’s Neck |
| 17 Canis Majoris | Multiple Star: A Colorful Treble |
| 17 Canum Venaticorum | Double Star: A Wide Pair of Pearly White Stars |
| 23 Orionis | Double Star: A Hunter’s White-Blue Stars |
| 23 Ursae Majoris | Binary Star: A Stellar Duo in the Big Bear |
| 24 Cancri | Multiple Star: A Quaint Double in Cancer |
| 24 Comae Berenices | Double Star: Amber & Sapphire of Spring |
| 31 Cygni | Multiple Star: A Trio of Orange, Blue, and White |
| 31 Draconis (Dziban) | Double Star: Yellow and lilac of the Night |
| 38 Geminorum | Double Star: Pleasing Orange & Light Blue |
| 41 Draconis | Double Star: The Creamy-Looking Star in Draco |
| 41 Aurigae | Double Star: Yellow and Lilac of the Night |
| 47 Draconis (Omicron) | Double Star: Mercury’s North Star |
| 49 Leonis (TX Leonis) | Double Star: A Tight Binary and Variable Star |
| 52 Cygni | Double Star: Lighting the Way to the Veil Nebula |
| 54 Leonis | Double Star: An Attractive Aquamarine Star |
| 54 Virginis | Double Star: A Tight Pair Near Celestial Equator |
| 55 Eridani | Double Star: Floating in a Heavenly River |
| 56 Andromedae | Double Star: A Wide, Golden Treat |
| 56 Herculis | Double Star: A Pair of Orange and Teal |
| 57 Aquilae | Double Star: Light Topaz Blue |
| 59 Andromedae | Double Star: A White Binary |
| 59 Cygni | Binary Star: A Vibrant Blue-White Star |
| 61 Cygni | Double Star: The Flying Star |
| 61 Ophiuchi | Binary Star: A Nicely Resolvable Pair |
| 65 Piscium | Double Star: Splendid Citrine Binary in Pisces |
| 66 Ceti | Double Star: Yellow and Lavender in Cetus |
| 70 Ophiuchi | Double Star: Colorful Double Star Close to Home |
| 83 Leonis | Double Star: Amber Double with Exoplanet |
| 88 Leonis | Double Star: A Fairly Wide Binary in Leo |
| 91 Aquarii | Multiple Star: Orange Primary and Exoplanet |
| 94 Aquarii | Multiple Star: Pair Featuring Orange Primary |
| 95 Herculis | Double Star: Binary of Ruby and Emerald |
| 100 Herculis | Double Star: White, Equally Bright Stars |
| 118 Tauri | Double Star: Nice Double in Taurus |
| 145 Canis Majoris | Double Star: Winter’s Beautiful Version of Albireo |
| Algol | Variable Star: The Devilish Winking Star |
| Al Kurhah | Multiple Star: Belonging to a King |
| Albireo | Double Star: Stunning Stars of Indigo and Gold |
| Alfirk | Double Star: Cepheus’ Multiple Cool Giant Blue |
| Algedi Prima | Double Star: Creamy Yellow Double in Capricornus |
| Algieba | Double Star: Pretty Double Star with a Planet |
| Almach | Double Star: Jewel in the Heavens |
| Alpha Piscium (Alrisha) | Double Star: Test Your Scope and Eyesite |
| Altair | Notable Star: Bright Fast-Spinning Beacon |
| Alya (Theta Serpentis) | Multiple Star: Stars of Yellow and Green |
| Ankaa (Alpha Phoenicis) | Star: The Ember in Phoenix |
| Anser (Alpha Vulpeculae) | Double Star: Warm Double in Vulpecula |
| Antares | Notable Star |
| Arcturus | Star: Light Switch of the Chicago World’s Fair |
| ARY 33 | Double Star: Wide Pair in the Queen |
| Barnard’s Star | Red Dwarf: The Runaway Star |
| Beta Camelopardalis | Double Star: Two Dancing Around the Pole |
| Beta Draconis (Rastaban) | Double Star: The Dragon’s Eye |
| Beta Lyrae (Sheliak) | Multiple Star: A Fast Star Dance in Lyra |
| Beta Monocerotis | Multiple Star: A Delightful Triple Star |
| Beta Piscis Austrini | Double Star: In the Southern Fish |
| Beta Scorpii (Graffias) | Multiple Star: A Pretty White and Pale Blue Pair |
| Beta Serpentis | Double Star: Traveling in the Ursa Major Group |
| Blaze (T Coronae Borealis) | Binary Star: A Nova Waiting to Happen |
| Brocchi’s Cluster (Cr 399) | Asterism: Coathanger Cluster |
| Castor | Multiple Star: You Are Not Just Seeing Double |
| Ceres | Dwarf Planet |
| Chi Cygni | Mira Variable Star in Cygnus |
| Chi Tauri | Double Star: A Deep Purple Secondary |
| Coma Star Cluster | Open Cluster: An Egyptian Queen’s Long Hair |
| Comet Atlas | Comet (2020) |
| Comet C/2025 A6 Lemmon | Comet (2025) |
| Comet Neowise | Comet (2020) |
| Comet C/2025 R2 SWAN | Comet (2025) |
| Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS | Comet (2024) |
| Comet Wirtanen | Comet (2018) |
| Cor Caroli | Double Star: A Binary Star with a Heart of a King |
| Cygnus X-1 | Black Hole and Companion Star V1357 |
| Dabih | Double Star: Victim of Lunar Occultations |
| Delta Boötis (Princeps) | Double Star: Golden Yellow Double |
| Delta Cephei | Variable Star: A Gem Fit for a King |
| Delta Geminorum | Star: A Star With a Unique History |
| Delta¹ Gruis | Double Star: Pretty Optical in Grus |
| Delta Herculis (Sarin) | Double Star: A Circle of Blues with White Center |
| Delta Serpentis | Double Star: On the Verge of Becoming Giants |
| e Tauri (Struve 452) | Double Star: A Bright Pale Blue with Dim Companion |
| Epsilon Arietis | Binary Star: A Very Tight White Pair in Aries |
| Epsilon Equulei | Multiple Star: A Quaint Yellow & Violet Gem |
| Epsilon Hydrae | Multiple Star: A Tight Binary in the Serpent |
| Epsilon Lyrae | Multiple Star: Four Stars for the Price of Two |
| Epsilon Monocerotis | Double Star: A Lemon and Vanilla Double |
| Epsilon Persei | Multiple Star: An Aquamarine Celestial Gem |
| Epsilon Sagittae | Double Star: A Warm Yellow & Pale Blue Pair |
| Eta Boötis (Muphrid) | Double Star: Neighbor Beside Arcturus |
| Eta Cassiopeiae (Achird) | Double Star: A Colorful Pair in Cassiopeia |
| Fomalhaut | Notable Star: Lonely Star of Autumn Skies |
| Gamma Arietis | Double Star: Icy Blue |
| Gamma Cassiopeiae (Navi) | Variable Star: Illuminating IC 63 |
| Gamma Delphini | Double Star: A Pretty Double Star in Delphinus |
| Gamma Leporis | Double Star: A Pair of Mustard and Orange |
| Gamma Virginis | Double Star: Twins Pulling Apart |
| Gomeisa | Notable Star: Shining Blue in Canis Minor |
| Hale-Bopp | Comet: The Great Comet of 1997 |
| HD 919 | Double Star: Red Variable in Cepheus |
| HD 118266 | Binary Star: An Attractive Orange and Blue |
| HD 120164 | Double Star: An Orange and Yellowish Binary |
| HD 184562 | Triple Star: A Gentle Arc of Colorful Stars |
| HD 184936 | Double Star: Tangerine Dream |
| HD 189751 | Double Star: A Double Among Colorful Stars |
| HD 190466 (HJ 1470) | Double Star: A Cherry Red Star so Sweet |
| HD 210884 | Double Star: Tight, Pale Yellow Double |
| HD 214599 | Triple Star: Orange-Yellow System |
| HD 2767 | Binary Star: A Pumpkin Star for Halloween |
| HD 3074 | Binary Star: A Buttery-Yellow Binary |
| HD 3605 | Binary Star: Orange Binary in Sculptor |
| HD 38693 | Binary Star: A Wide Pair in Taurus |
| HD 39881 (S503) | Double Star: A Wide Pair Above Orion |
| Helix Nebula | Planetary Nebula: The “Eye of God” |
| Horsehead Nebula (IC 434) | Dark Nebula: The Famous Horsehead |
| HR 4893 | Double Star: A Pretty Pair Up North |
| Hyades | Open Cluster: The Closest Star Cluster to Earth |
| IC 1396 | Nebula: The Elephant Trunk Nebula in Cepheus |
| IC 348 | Open Cluster: A Star-Forming Region |
| IC 4665 | Open Cluster: These Stars Say “Hi” |
| IC 4756 | Open Cluster: Graff’s Cluster |
| IC 4996 | Open Cluster: A Faint, Yet Rich Cluster in Cygnus |
| Iota Cancri | Double Star: A Beautiful Pair of Gold and Blue |
| Iota Cassiopeiae | Triple Star: An Unforgettable Triple |
| Iota Boötes | Double Star: A Yellow & Lilac Double |
| Iota Orionis | Star: A Runaway Star in Orion’s Sword |
| Izar | Binary Star: Science Fiction & Loveliness |
| Jupiter | Planet |
| Kappa Andromedae | Double Star: A Double with Companion Exoplanet |
| Kappa Boötis | Double Star: A Tricky White & Purple |
| Kappa Cephei | Binary Star: A Dance of Bright and Dim |
| Kappa Delphini | Triple Star: Deceiving Triple Star |
| La Superba | Carbon Star: Ruby Red Star of the Night |
| Lambda Arietis | Double Star: This Has Me Seeing Green |
| Mars | Planet: Enjoying the Red View |
| Marsic | Double Star: A Garnet & Topaz Pair |
| Meissa (Lambda Ori) | Multiple Star: A Luminous Sight |
| Mercury | Planet |
| Messier 1 | Supernova Remnant: A Champagne Supernova |
| Messier 2 | Globular Cluster: One of the Largest in the Sky |
| Messier 3 | Globular Cluster: A Globular with a Fiery Center |
| Messier 4 | Globular Cluster: Brilliant in the Southern Sky |
| Messier 5 | Globular Cluster: A Summer Glorious Globular |
| Messier 7 | Open Cluster: Ptolemy’s Ancient Cluster |
| Messier 9 | Globular Cluster: Near the Heart of the Galaxy |
| Messier 10 | Globular Cluster: Near the galaxy’s heart |
| Messier 11 | Open Cluster: A Wild Duck Swims Through Scutum |
| Messier 12 | Globular Cluster: The Gumball Cluster |
| Messier 13 | Globular Cluster: A Brilliant Globular Cluster |
| Messier 14 | Globular Cluster: An Elongated Cluster |
| Messier 15 | Globular Cluster: A Heavy-Duty Dense Globular |
| Messier 16 | Emission Nebula: The Eagle Nebula |
| Messier 17 | Emission Nebula: The Swan Nebula |
| Messier 20 | Emission, Reflection, Dark: The Trifid Nebula |
| Messier 21 | Open Cluster: A Compact Cluster in Sagittarius |
| Messier 22 | Globular Cluster: A Cosmic Heavy Weight |
| Messier 23 | Open Cluster: A Cluster in a Sagittarius Starfield |
| Messier 24 | Star Cloud |
| Messier 25 | Open Cluster: A Scattered Jewel in Sagittarius |
| Messier 26 | Open Cluster: A Cluster with a Hole |
| Messier 27 | Planetary Nebula: The Dumbbell Planetary Nebula |
| Messier 29 | Open Cluster: A Petite Pretty Cluster in Cygnus |
| Messier 30 | Globular Cluster: The Jellyfish Cluster |
| Messier 31 | Galaxy: That’s No Nebula! That’s a Galaxy! |
| Messier 32 | Galaxy: Le Gentil in our Universe Neighborhood |
| Messier 33 | Galaxy: A Pinwheel in the Sky |
| Messier 34 | Open Cluster: A Robust Cluster with Attractive Pairs |
| Messier 35 | Open Cluster: A Young Cluster the Size of the Moon |
| Messier 36 | Open Cluster: A Pinwheel of Stars |
| Messier 37 | Open Cluster: A Diamond Starburst |
| Messier 38 | Open Cluster: A Starfish Floating in an Ocean of Sky |
| Messier 39 | Open Cluster: A Larger Cluster of Straggling Stars |
| Messier 40 | Double Star: Messier’s Greatest Mistake |
| Messier 41 | Open Cluster: The Little Beehive |
| Messier 42 | Nebula: A Cosmic Fire and Stellar Nursery |
| Messier 44 | Open Cluster: A Swarm of Bees |
| Messier 45 | Open Cluster: Seven Diamonds in a Winter Mist |
| Messier 46 | Open Cluster: Featuring a Bonus Nebula |
| Messier 47 | Open Cluster: Young Cluster in Southern Skies |
| Messier 48 | Open Cluster: A Star Cluster the Size of Two Moons |
| Messier 49 | Galaxy: The Brightest Galaxy of the Virgo Cluster |
| Messier 50 | Open Cluster: That’s an “M” for Monoceros! |
| Messier 51 | Galaxy: The Great Whirlpool |
| Messier 52 | Globular Cluster: A Small Scorpion |
| Messier 53 | Globular Cluster: A Bold, Old Globular So Far Away |
| Messier 56 | Globular Cluster: Screaming Toward Us |
| Messier 57 | Planetary Nebula: The Ring Nebula |
| Messier 58 | Galaxy: Messier’s Most Distant Object |
| Messier 59 | Galaxy: A Larger Elliptical in Virgo |
| Messier 60 | Galaxy: Hubble’s Fastest Moving Galaxy |
| Messier 63 | Galaxy: The Sunflower Galaxy |
| Messier 64 | Galaxy: The Black Eye Galaxy |
| Messier 66 | Galaxy: A Member of the Leo Triplet |
| Messier 67 | Open Cluster: An Ancient Star Cluster |
| Messier 71 | Globular Cluster: A Globular Close to Home |
| Messier 73 | Open Cluster: Four Stars Once Mired in Debate |
| Messier 75 | Globular Cluster: One of the Densest |
| Messier 78 | Nebula: Reflection Nebula in Orion |
| Messier 80 | Globular Cluster: A Dense Beehive in Scorpius |
| Messier 81 | Galaxy: Bode’s Galaxy |
| Messier 82 | Galaxy: The Cigar Galaxy |
| Messier 84 | Galaxy: A Cottonball in a Field of Many |
| Messier 85 | Galaxy: An Intriguing Haze in a Cluster of Galaxies |
| Messier 86 | Galaxy: A Galaxy Not Running Away |
| Messier 87 | Galaxy: Home of a Famous Black Hole |
| Messier 92 | Open Cluster: A Chandelier of Stars |
| Messier 94 | Planetary Nebula: The Cat’s Eye Galaxy |
| Messier 96 | Galaxy: Brighter Galaxy in Leo |
| Messier 97 | Planetary Nebula: Owl Nebula |
| Messier 100 | Galaxy: A Grand Design Spiral |
| Messier 101 | Galaxy: The Pinwheel Galaxy |
| Messier 102 | Galaxy: The Spindle with its Dusty Disk |
| Messier 103 | Open Cluster: A Star Cluster Far Far Away |
| Messier 104 | Galaxy: The Stunning Sombrero Galaxy |
| Messier 106 | Galaxy: Spiral Galaxy with Unique Arms |
| Messier 108 | Galaxy: The Surfboard Galaxy |
| Mintaka | Multiple Star: A Blazing Hot Star System |
| Miram (Eta Persei) | Double Star: A Gold and Sapphire Binary |
| Mizar | Multiple Star: A Double Star Known for Generations |
| Moon (Lunar Eclipse) | March 14, 2025 Blood Moon |
| m Persei (57 Per) | Double Star: A Bright, Wide Pair |
| Mu Boötis | Multiple Star: A Triple Treat of Stars |
| Mu Cephei | Star: The Beautiful Garnet Star |
| Mu Draconis | Double Star: Two Exquisite Stars Look Back at Me |
| Mu Herculis | Multiple Star: A Star Close to Us Like the Sun |
| Mu Scorpii | Visual Double: A Pleasant Blue Pair in Scorpius |
| NGC 40 | Planetary Nebula: The Bow-Tie Nebula |
| NGC 225 | Open Cluster: A Sailing Sailboat |
| NGC 246 | Planetary Nebula: The Haunting Skull |
| NGC 253 | Galaxy: Silver Coin Galaxy |
| NGC 457 | Open Cluster: The Owl Cluster |
| NGC 559 | Open Cluster: A Sideways Flying V |
| NGC 663 | Open Cluster: A Cluster Known for its “Be” Stars |
| NGC 752 | Open Cluster: Cluster with Some Sparks |
| NGC 869 | Double Cluster: The Famous Double Cluster |
| NGC 1027 | Open Cluster: Scattered Stars Near the Heart |
| NGC 1360 | Planetary Nebula: Robin’s Egg Nebula |
| NGC 1502 | Open Cluster: Cluster Meets a Cascade of Stars |
| NGC 1513 | Open Cluster: Cluster in Perseus |
| NGC 1528 | Open Cluster: A Cluster with a Water Fountain |
| NGC 1545 | Open Cluster: A Colorful Triangle |
| NGC 1758 | Open Cluster: A Small Gem in Taurus’ Starry Sky |
| NGC 2129 | Open Cluster: Gemini’s Youthful Star Cluster |
| NGC 2169 | Open Cluster: The “37” Cluster in Orion |
| NGC 2232 | Open Cluster: At Home in the Gould Belt |
| NGC 2244 | Open Cluster: The Cluster in a Rose |
| NGC 2264 | Open Cluster: A Christmas Tree Lights Up! |
| NGC 2281 | Open Cluster: A Diamond in Auriga |
| NGC 2287 | Open Cluster: The Little Beehive |
| NGC 2353 | Open Cluster: Sail to Avery’s Island |
| NGC 2360 | Open Cluster: Caroline’s Beautiful Cluster of Stars |
| NGC 2392 | Planetary Nebula: An Enchanting Planetary Nebula |
| NGC 2419 | Globular Cluster: The Intergalactic Wanderer |
| NGC 2451 | Open Cluster: The Stinging Scorpion |
| NGC 2506 | Open Cluster: Sailing in a Black Ocean |
| NGC 3115 | Galaxy: Spindle Galaxy with Large Black Hole |
| NGC 4258 | Galaxy: Spiral Galaxy with Unique Arms |
| NGC 4382 | Galaxy: An Intriguing Haze in a Cluster of Galaxies |
| NGC 4472 | Globular Cluster: A Very Distant Globular |
| NGC 5462 | Galaxy: Dim Neighbor of the Needle Galaxy |
| NGC 4565 | Galaxy: The Wonderful Needle Galaxy |
| NGC 5024 | Globular Cluster: A Bold, Old Globular So Far Away |
| NGC 6210 | Planetary Nebula: A Turtle-Looking Planetary |
| NGC 6229 | Globular Cluster: A Very Distance Globular |
| NGC 6356 | Globular Cluster: A Smaller, Denser Cluster |
| NGC 6543 | Planetary Nebula: A Cat’s Eye Looks Down at You |
| NGC 6572 | Planetary Nebula: The Blue Raquetball Nebula |
| NGC 6633 | Open Cluster: The Captain Hook Cluster |
| NGC 6664 | Open Cluster: A Faint Letter “M” Cluster |
| NGC 6709 | Open Cluster: A Star Cluster with a Little Dipper |
| NGC 6811 | Open Cluster: A Smoke Ring of Stars |
| NGC 6818 | Globular Cluster: A Very Distant Globular |
| NGC 6819 | Open Cluster: Fox Head Cluster |
| NGC 6820 | Reflection Nebula: Surrounds NGC 6823 |
| NGC 6823 | Open Cluster: Cluster of Blue Stars |
| NGC 6826 | Planetary Nebula: A Blinking Planetary Nebula |
| NGC 6830 | Open Cluster: Old Cluster, New Discoveries |
| NGC 6866 | Open Cluster: One of Caroline’s Bright Clusters |
| NGC 6871 | Open Cluster: A Simple Sparkling Cluster |
| NGC 6883 | Open Cluster: Looks Like Asteroids! |
| NGC 6885 | Open Cluster: Cluster with a Shining Star Center |
| NGC 6888 | Emission Nebula: Crescent Nebula |
| NGC 6910 | Open Cluster: Streams of Stars |
| NGC 6934 | Globular Cluster: A Globular Far From Home |
| NGC 6940 | Open Cluster: With a Cherry on Top |
| NGC 6946 | Galaxy: The Fireworks Galaxy |
| NGC 6960 | Diffuse Nebula: Western Veil Nebula |
| NGC 7006 | Globular Cluster: Ancient Lantern at Galaxy’s Rim |
| NGC 7009 | Planetary Nebula: The Saturn Nebula |
| NGC 7023 | Reflection Nebula: The Iris Nebula |
| NGC 7039 | Open Cluster: Floating Among Cygnus’ Starfield |
| NGC 7063 | Open Cluster: A Cluster Looking Like the Big Dipper |
| NGC 7160 | Open Cluster: An Alligator Swims in Cepheus |
| NGC 7243 | Open Cluster: Bonus Double Star in the Center |
| NGC 7281 | Open Cluster: A Cluster with a Belt in Cepheus |
| NGC 7318, 19, 20 | Galaxy: Wonderful Life’s Stephan’s Quintet |
| NGC 7331 | Galaxy: The Milky Way’s Twin |
| NGC 7510 | Open Cluster: An Arrow-like Cluster |
| NGC 7635 | Emission Nebula: Caldwell 11 Bubble Nebula |
| NGC 7662 | Planetary Nebula: The Blue Snowball |
| NGC 7686 | Open Cluster: A Trapezoid-Looking Cluster |
| NGC 7789 | Open Cluster: Caroline’s Rose |
| Nu Boötis | Double Star: Wide & Colorful Optical Double |
| Nu1 Canis Majoris | Binary Star: A Pretty Binary in the Big Dipper |
| Nu Ceti (Struve 281) | Binary Star: A Delicate Pair to Split |
| Nu Draconis | Double Star: Shining Like Diamond Earrings |
| Nu Serpentis | Double Star: White Double in Serpens |
| Omega Aurigae | Double Star: A Yellow with Orange Companion |
| Omicron Cephei | Binary Star: A Challenging but Rewarding Find |
| OR Delphini | Binary Star: A Buttery Yellow Near Gamma Delphini |
| Phi Tauri | Double Star: Gold and Blue in the Bull |
| Pi Boötis | Double Star: Pair of White Stars in Bootes |
| Pluto | Dwarf Planet |
| Polaris | Multiple Star: Celebrated North Star |
| Psi1 Piscium | Double Star: An Easy-To-Split Binary |
| Psi5 Aurigae | Double Star: Yellow and Deep Deep Blue |
| Rasalgethi (A. Herculis) | Multiple Star: Supergiant with a Bluish Friend |
| Regulus | Star: Bright and Blue Heart of the Lion |
| Rho Herculis | Double Star: Teases Different Colors |
| Rho Orionis | Double Star: Orange-Yellow Pair in Orion |
| Rigel | Double Star: Shine On, You Crazy Diamond |
| RS Ophiuchi | Notable Star / Nova: Star Erupts in My Summer Sky |
| RY Draconis | Carbon Star in Draco |
| Saturn | Planet |
| Schedar | Multiple Star: Orange Heart of the Queen |
| Sigma Cassiopeiae | Binary Star: The Smalt Blue Jewel |
| Sigma Orionis | Multiple Star: An Attractive Quartet of Stars |
| Spica | Star: Beautiful Blue Light of the Spring Night |
| SS Virginis | Carbon Star: An Orange-Red Beauty in Virgo |
| Struve 79 | Binary Star: A Delicate Pair in Andromeda |
| Struve 108 | Double Star: A Yellow-White Double |
| Struve 274 | Binary Star: A White Matching Pair in Cetus |
| Struve 331 | Binary Star: Sparkling White & Blue-Green |
| Struve 572 | Binary Star: A Tight White Pair in Taurus |
| Struve 649 | Double Star: A White-Blue Pair in Eridanus |
| Struve 698 | Double Star: An Orange, Blue Winter Beauty |
| Struve 700 | Double Star: Double Blue in Orion’s Cool |
| Struve 730 | Double Star: Double Star in Taurus |
| Struve 747 | Double Star: A Pair of Light Blue Topaz Stars |
| Struve 764 | Double Star: A White-Gray Pair in Auriga |
| Struve 872 | Double Star: A Mystical Pair of Yellow & Lilac |
| Struve 958 | Double Star: A Tight Binary of Star Twins |
| Struve 1108 | Double Star: A Yellow and Blue Double in Gemini |
| Struve 1520 | Double Star: A Double of Questionable Colors |
| Struve 1659 | Asterism: The Stargate Cluster |
| Struve 1664 | Asterism: Hockey Stick or Jaws |
| Struve 1677 | Double Star: A Close Pair Near Porrima in Virgo |
| Struve 1678 | Double Star: Equally Bright Yellow Pair |
| Struve 1825 | Double Star: A Close Orange and Yellow Double |
| Struve 1835 | Double Star: A Close White and Yellow in Boötes |
| Struve 1850 | Binary Star: A Wide Pair in Boötes |
| Struve 1904 | Diffuse Nebula: Western Veil Nebula |
| Struve 1919 | Double Star: A Peach and Blue Gem in Serpens |
| Struve 1931 | Binary Star: A Yellow and White Pair in Serpens |
| Struve 2007 | Triple Star: Serpens’ Triple Star Gem |
| Struve 2063 | Binary Star: A Golden Gem in Hercules |
| Struve 2155 | Binary Star: A Subtle, Colorful Pair in Draco |
| Struve 2276 | Double Star: A Close Double in a Field of Stars |
| Struve 2404 | Double Star: A Tight Double in Aquila |
| Struve 2443 | Double Star: A Fine White Pair in Aquila |
| Struve 2446 | Binary Star: A Quaint Yellow-White Pair |
| Struve 2470/2474 | Double Star: The Other Double Double! |
| Struve 2480 | Double Star: Nice Pair of Blue & White in Cepheus |
| Struve 2486 | Binary Star: Buttery Yellow Binary in Cyngus |
| Struve 2540 | Triple Star: Amongst Brocchi’s Cluster |
| Struve 2679 | Multiple Star: A Quaint Triangle |
| Struve 2742 | Double Star: A Challenging, Rewarding Pair |
| Struve 2793 | Double Star: A Serene Double in Equuleus |
| Struve 2816 | Multiple: A Beautiful Triple in Cepheus |
| Struve 2819 | Binary Star: A Light Yellow Pair in Cepheus |
| Struve 2841 | Double Star: Attractive Yellow & Green Double |
| Struve 2883 | Binary Star: Pretty Yellow & Dim Star in Cepheus |
| Struve 2960 (15 Delphini) | Multiple Star: A Quaint System in the Dolphin Tail |
| Struve 3050 | Double Star: Fantastic Golden TIght Pair |
| Struve 3116 | Double Star: Tight Pair in Canis Major |
| Sun | Star: Sunspots on our Sun |
| Supernova 2023ixf | Supernova in Messier 101 in Spring 2023 |
| Tau Leonis (84 Leo) | Double Star: Lemon Drop and Baby Blue in Leo |
| Theta Cancri | Double Star: A Gem in the Crab |
| UX Draconis | Carbon Star (Fiery Orange-Red) |
| Venus | Planet: The Bringer of Light |
| Vesta | Asteroid / Protoplanet |
| VV Cephei | Binary Star and Supergiant |
| VX Andromedae | Carbon Star: A Burgundy Star in Andromeda |
| VY Ursae Majoris | Carbon Star: Beautiful Red in Ursa Major |
| WNO 1 (HD 5156) | Binary Star: White Unequal Pair in Cetus |
| WZ Cassiopeiae | Carbon Star (An Orange-Red Double) |
| Xi Boötis | Double Star: A Yellow and Reddish-Violet Double |
| Xi Serpentis (Nehushtan) | Triple Star: A Bright Star with Very Dim Companions |
| Xi Ursae Majoris | Double Star: A Binary Star Close to Home |
| Zeta Aquarii | Binary Star: A Tight Pair in the Water Bearer |
| Zeta Cancri | Multiple Star: A Multiple Star System |
| Zeta Cephei | Star: Warm Red Supergiant in Cepheus |
| Zeta Coronae Borealis | A Double Once Referred to as Smalt Blue |
| Zeta Lyrae | Double Star: An Often Overlooked Pair in Lyra |
| Zeta Ophiuchi | Notable Star: The Runaway Star with Bow Shock |
| Zeta Persei | A Blowtorch with Several Companions |
| Zeta Sagittae | Triple Star System in the Arrow |
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