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Grasslands Observatory Barnard Objects: 121-180
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Other Name(s) |
Thumbnail Image |
Comments |
| Barnard 121 |
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Labeled image |
| Barnard 122 |
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Labeled image
Labeled image
Labeled image |
| Barnard 123 |
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| Barnard 124 |
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| Barnard 125 |
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| Barnard 126 |
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Labeled images |
| Barnard 127 |
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Labeled imagess |
| Barnard 128 |
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| Barnard 129 |
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Labeled image
Labeled image
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| Barnard 130 |
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| Barnard 131 |
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| Barnard 131a |
The Barnard Objects compiled in the 1927 Frost and Calvert edition of Barnard’s A Photographic Atlas of Select Regions of the Milky Way comprise 349 dark objects numbered 1-370 with several sub numbers. There are no Barnard Objects 52, 131a, and 172, as Frost and Calvert felt they were erroneous duplications of other objects. In Dobek’s 2011 edition of Barnard’s Atlas he included Barnard Objects 52, 131a, and 172. Dobek felt these were genuine, non-duplicated objects Barnard had noted in probably the most crowded fields in the sky making it easy for Frost and Calvert to assume they were duplicate entries. |
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Labeled image. Barnard 131a is marked in red at the approximate location in 2000 coordinates given by Dobek in his 2011 edition of Barnard's Atlas. |
| Barnard 132 |
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| Barnard 133 |
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| Barnard 134 |
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| Barnard 135 |
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| Barnard 136 |
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Labeled image |
| Barnard 137 |
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Labeled image |
| Barnard 138 |
Barnard's Black Lizard |
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Barnard 141 and 138, labeled image |
| Barnard 138 |
Barnard's Black Lizard |
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Labeled image |
| Barnard 139 |
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Labeled image |
| Barnard 140 |
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Labeled image
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| Object |
Other Name(s) |
Thumbnail Image |
Comments |
| Barnard 141 |
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Labeled image |
| Barnard 142, 143, and 340 |
E-Nebula; Triple Cave |
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Labeled image |
| Barnard 142 |
E-Nebula; Triple
Cave |
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Takahashi Epsilon 180 image with Canon 60Da camera.
Eight 5-minute exposures combined
Labeled image |
| Barnard 143 |
E-Nebula; Triple
Cave |
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Labeled image |
| Barnard 143 |
E-Nebula; Triple Cave |
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ASA20 20-inch f/3.6 astrograph image |
| Barnard 144 |
This is a very large dark region containing other objects and sometimes called the "Fish on the Platter." |
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Labeled image |
| Barnard 145 |
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Barnard 145 and the Crescent Nebula (NGC6888) |
| Barnard 145 |
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ASA20 20-inch f/3.6 astrograph image |
| Barnard 146 |
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| Barnard 147 |
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| Barnard 148 |
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Labeled image |
| Barnard 149 |
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Labeled image
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| Barnard 150 |
Seahorse Nebula |
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Labeled image |
| Barnard 150, 148, and 149, enlarged and cropped images |
Seahorse Nebula |
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Labeled image |
| Barnard 151 |
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Labeled image |
| Barnard 152 |
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Labeled image |
| Barnard 153 |
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| Barnard 154 |
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| Barnard 155 |
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Cropped, enlarged, and labeled image |
| Barnard 155 |
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PlaneWave CDK24 24-inch f/6.5 telescope image |
| Barnard 156 |
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Cropped, enlarged, and labeled image |
| Barnard 157 |
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Labeled image |
| Barnard 158 |
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Labeled image |
| Barnard 159 |
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Labeled image |
| Barnard 160 |
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Labeled image
Labeled image |
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| Object |
Other Name(s) |
Thumbnail Image |
Comments |
| Barnard 161 |
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Labeled image
Labeled image |
| Barnard 162 |
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| Barnard 163 |
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| Barnard 164 |
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| Barnard 164 |
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Labeled image |
| Barnard 165 |
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| Barnard 166 |
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Labeled image |
| Barnard 167 |
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| Barnard 168 |
Barnard 168 partially surrounds the Cocoon Nebula (IC 5146, Caldwell 19) |
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| Barnard 169 |
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| Barnard 170 |
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| Barnard 171 |
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Labeled image |
| Barnard 172 |
The Barnard Objects compiled in the 1927 Frost and Calvert edition of Barnard’s A Photographic Atlas of Select Regions of the Milky Way comprise 349 dark objects numbered 1-370 with several sub numbers. There are no Barnard Objects 52, 131a, and 172, as Frost and Calvert felt they were erroneous duplications of other objects. In Dobek’s 2011 edition of Barnard’s Atlas he included Barnard Objects 52, 131a, and 172. Dobek felt these were genuine, non-duplicated objects Barnard had noted in probably the most crowded fields in the sky making it easy for Frost and Calvert to assume they were duplicate entries. |
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Labeled image. |
| Barnard 173 |
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Barnard 172 is marked in red at the approximate location in 2000 coordinates given by Dobek in his 2011 edition of Barnard's Atlas. |
| Barnard 174 |
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Labeled images |
| Barnard 175 |
Barnard 175, CED 201, and VdBerg 152 are shown in this image |
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Takahashi Epsilon 180 f/2.8 astrograph image with Canon 60Da camera |
| Barnard 175 |
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ASA20 20-inch f/3.6 astrograph image |
| Barnard 176 |
There are no Barnard Objects for number listings 176-200 |
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