Photographic investigations of faint nebulae

by Edwin Hubble

Field IV of Nebulae [10]

No.	(1875.0)		Class	Description
	α	δ
1	13ᴴ 32ᵐ 33.0ˢ	+56°18′28″	e	F, eS, *15m10″n.
2	13 33  0.4	56 49 46	e	eeF, pS.
3	16.0	55 49 23	e	eF, S.
4	41.7	57 9 1	e	eF, S.
5	55.6	56 5 4	e	vF, eS.
6	56.9	56 6 15	e	eF, S.
7	13 34  9.1	55 50 46	e	eeF, eS.
8	11.3	56 32 8	f	eF, eS.
9	25.9	56 29 14	f	eF, eS.
10	56.6	56 42 36	e	eF, vS.
11	57.7	57 0 46	f	eF, vS.
12	13 35  4.9	56 45 21	h	eeF, S.
13	49.8	56 13 38	h	vF, S.
14	52.0	56 52 58	e	eF, cS.
15	53.1	56 3 25	e	eeF, eS.
16	13 36 20.1	55 50 25	e	eeF, eS.
17	29.1	56 51 25	e	eF, S.
18	33.1	55 49 59	e	eeF, eS.
19	33.2	56 43 54	f	eF, eS.
20	38.6	55 46 18	e	eeF, eS.
21	39.0	56 18 33	h	F, 30″l.
22	41.0	56 12 2	d	eeF, S.
23	43.7	56 42 11	e	eeF, S, *15m10″s.
24	46.2	56 48 12	e	eF, cL.
25	49.7	56 41 26	f	eF, S.
26	53.6	56 48 57	e	eeF, eS.
27	55.7	56 27 19	h	eeF, S.
28	56.1	56 40 17	e	eeF, S.
29	13 37  7.2	56 4 29	f	vF, S.
30	11.6	55 46 36	e	eeF, eS.
31	19.0	56 24 54	e	eF, S.
32	20.2	56 26 51	f	eeF, vS.
33	35.5	57 7 6	e	eF, cS.
34	46.0	56 5 6	f	eeF, S.
35	54.0	56 10 12	h	eeF, S.
36	58.2	56 9 31	h	eeF, S.
37	13 38  4.3	56 7 32	f	eeF, S.
38	9.8	56 7 11	f	eeF, eS.
39	15.8	56 13 9	e	eeF, eS.
40	17.1	56 13 57	f	eF, vS.
41	29.1	56 16 49	e	eF, S.
42	35.2	56 15 5	h	eF, vS.
43	35.4	56 13 55	h	eeF, eS.
44	37.3	56 14 41	f	eF, vS.
45	47.3	56 41 19	e	eeF, cS.
46	52.8	55 35 23	e	eeF, eS.
47	56.4	56 12 58	f	eF, vS.
48	13 39  6.9	56 15 45	e	eeF, eS.
49	7.9	56 16 31	h	eF, vS.
50	8.1	56 5 45	f	vF, S.
51	9.2	56 11 45	e	eeF, eS.
52	9.4	55 56 14	e	eeF, eS.
53	13.3	56 16 32	f	eeF, vS.
54	17.6	56 10 33	e	eeF, eS.
55	19.8	56 10 50	e	eeF, eS.
56	23.0	56 11 40	e	eF, eS.
57	25.1	56 16 43	e	eeF, eS.
58	30.3	56 26 49	f	eF, eS.
59	31.6	56 20 3	e	eeF, S.
60	45.1	56 29 5	f	eF, vS.
61	45.7	56 34 46	e	eeF, S.
62	54.2	56 15 18	e	eeF, eS.
63	13 40  3.2	56 37 22	e	eeF, eS.
64	5.9	56 30 56	e	eeF, eS.
65	5.9	56 30 29	h	eeF, 30″l.
66	27.2	56 6 27	e	eeF, vS.
67	13 41 27.2	56 20 38	e	eF, 60″d.
68	38.8	55 47 15	e	eF, eS.
69	47.4	55 44 54	f	eF, vS.
70	13 42 40.2	56 15 54	e	eeF, S.

Nebulae Previously Known in Field IV

N.G.C.
5278	13ᴴ 36ᵐ 59.45ˢ	+56°18′3.8″
5279	37   3.72	56 18 14.5
5294	40 39.7	55 55 2	f	eF, S, *15m1′np.
N.G.C. 5278 and 5279 form a double nebula, somewhat
similar to Messier 51. 5278 is the nucleus and 5279 is at the
tail of the arm. The spiral apparently has but one branch.

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Field V of Nebulae

No.	(1875.0)		Class	Description
	α	δ
1	14ᴴ 53ᵐ 52.5ˢ	+23°10′16″	e	eF, S, R.
2	54.5	23 57 39	e	vF, R, 20″d, *18m40″nf.
3	14 54 56.2	23 53 37	g	eF, S, m3. *16m1′.np.
4	58.1	23 16 56	e	vF, pS, iR.
5	14 55  6.7	23 24 32	f	eF, S.
6	16.2	24 5 30	f	F, S, *17m30″n.
7	31.4	24 6 9	w	F, 30″d. Spiral.
8	35.9	23 58 27	g	vF, mE, 40″l, bet. 2*.
9	37.3	24 12 53	e	eF, eS.
10	14 56  13.7	23 52 21	g	F, E, spiral?
11	17.7	24 2 30	g	F, E180°.
12	26.3	24 0 51	h₀	vF, S, iR.
13	27.0	24 9 28	g	F, vS, E.
14	28.6	23 23 8	e	vF, S, R, 15″d, no nuc.
15	30.0	23 54 53	e	vF, vS, R.
16	32.6	24 2 47	f	eF, vS.
17	46.4	24 3 54	e	eF, S, iR.
18	47.8	24 36 4	e	vF, S, iR.
19	51.2	23 40 4	e	vF, vS.
20	56.0	23 51 10	e	eF, vS, R.
21	58.7	23 49 12	f	eF, vS, R.
22	58.7	23 50 14	e	eF, eS, R.
23	59.0	23 51 41	g	eF, S, IE.
24	14 57  4.3	23 51 51	e	eF, S.
25	4.3	23 52 8	f	eF, E.
26	6.1	24 5 56	f	F, bet. 2*14, 15m.
27	8.4	23 47 22	g	eF, cS, iR.
28	8.9	24 16 59	e	eF, S.
29	10.3	23 50 31	e	eF, S.
30	11.3	23 46 44	e	eF, S.
31	11.8	23 49 57	e	eF, S.
32	13.6	23 53 2	h	eF, S.
33	18.8	23 44 22	g	eF, S.
34	24.1	23 42 42	e	eF, cS, iR.
35	24.3	24 4 40	e	eF, S, iR.
36	26.8	23 45 2	e	eF, vS ,iR.
37	35.9	24 6 37	e	eF, S.
38	41.7	24 35 7	f	eF, S.
39	43.0	23 24 38	e	vF, R, 30″d, no nuc.
40	51.7	24 0 48	g	eF, vS, Δ with 2*14 and 16m.
41	14 58  0.6	23 18 4	c	vF, 25″d, spiral?
42	6.8	23 11 21	g	F, cL, mE180°, 80″×15″.
43	18.5	23 26 30	g	eF, S, 20″d.
44	19.8	23 21 55	f	vF, R? 60″d.
45	25.9	23 25 35	e	eF, S, R, 20″d.
46	48.4	23 40 57	g	eF, cS, mE.
47	54.7	23 54 12	e	F, mE 180°.
48	14 59  56.8	24 10 32	e	vF, S, iR, bM.
49	15  0  7.2	23 52 11	e	eF, S, iR.

Nebulae Previously Known in Field V

N.G.C.
5829	14ᴴ 57ᵐ 9.6ˢ	+23°49′29″	w	open 2br, spiral.
I.C.
4526	14 57  5.9	23 50 31	e	pB, R, 18″d.
4532	59 21.7	23 44 43	e	pB, S, E.
I.C. 4526 is connected with N.G.C. 5829. The two form
a double nebula fashioned as a miniature of Messier 51.

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