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List of NGC objects (3001–4000)

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NGC objects
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Image of the spiral galaxy NGC 3244 was taken with the help of the President of the Czech Republic, Václav Klaus, during his visit to ESO's Paranal Observatory^[1]

This is a list of NGC objects 3001–4000 from the New General Catalogue (NGC). The astronomical catalogue is composed mainly of star clusters, nebulae, and galaxies. Other objects in the catalogue can be found in the other subpages of the list of NGC objects.

The constellation information in these tables is taken from The Complete New General Catalogue and Index Catalogue of Nebulae and Star Clusters by J. L. E. Dreyer,^[2] which was accessed using the "VizieR Service".^[3] Galaxy types are identified using the NASA/IPAC Extragalactic Database.^[4] Other data are from the SIMBAD Astronomical Database^[5] unless otherwise stated.

3001–3100[edit]

NGC number	Other names	Object type	Constellation	Right ascension (J2000)	Declination (J2000)	Apparent magnitude
3001		Spiral galaxy	Antlia	09^h46^m 18.7^s	−30° 26′ 15″	11.83
3021		Spiral galaxy	Leo Minor	09^h50^m57^s	33° 33′ 15″	12.2
3030		Galaxy	Hydra	09^h50^m 10.5^s	−12° 13′ 35″	15
3031	Messier 81	Spiral galaxy	Ursa Major	09^h55^m 33.2^s	+69° 03′ 55″	8.1
3032		Lenticular galaxy	Leo	09^h52^m 08.2^s	+29° 14′ 12″	13.0
3033		Open cluster	Vela	09^h48^m30^s	−56° 26′	9.2
3034	Messier 82	Irregular galaxy	Ursa Major	09^h55^m 52.2^s	+69° 40′ 49″	9.2
3035		Spiral galaxy	Sextans	09^h51^m 54.0^s	−06° 49′ 15″	13.5
3041		Barred spiral galaxy	Leo	09^h53^m 7.1^s	+16° 40′ 40″	10.36
3049		Spiral galaxy	Leo	09^h54^m 49.8^s	+09° 16′ 17″	13.5
3054		Spiral galaxy	Hydra	09^h54^m 28.9^s	−25° 42′ 07″	12.2
3077		Irregular galaxy	Ursa Major	10^h03^m 20.0^s	+68° 44′ 02″	10.9
3079		Spiral galaxy	Ursa Major	10^h01^m 58.5^s	+55° 40′ 50″	11.2

3101–3200[edit]

NGC number	Other names	Object type	Constellation	Right ascension (J2000)	Declination (J2000)	Apparent magnitude
3109		Irregular galaxy	Hydra	10^h03^m 06.7^s	−26° 09′ 32″	12
3110 (aka 3122)		Spiral galaxy	Leo	10^h04^m 01.9^s	−06° 28′ 29″	13.5
3115	Spindle Galaxy	Lenticular galaxy	Sextans	10^h05^m 13.8^s	−07° 43′ 08″	11
3132	Eight-Burst Nebula	Planetary nebula	Vela	10^h07^m 01.8^s	−40° 26′ 11″	10.1
3169		Spiral galaxy	Sextans	10^h14^m 14.7^s	+03° 28′ 01″	10.3
3180	(Located in NGC 3184)	Diffuse nebula	Ursa Major	10^h18^m 17.0^s	+41° 25′ 26″	10.4
3181	(Located in NGC 3184)	Diffuse nebula^[6]	Ursa Major	10^h18^m 11.5^s^[6]	+41° 24′ 46″^[6]
3182		Spiral galaxy	Ursa Major	10^h19^m 33.3^s	+58° 12′ 20″	13.0
3183		Spiral galaxy	Draco	10^h21^m 48.9^s	+74° 10′ 40″	12.5
3184		Spiral galaxy	Ursa Major	10^h18^m 17.0^s	+41° 25′ 26″	10.4
3185		Spiral galaxy	Leo	10^h17^m 38.7^s	+21° 41′ 17″	12.9
3186		Galaxy	Leo	10^h17^m 38.0^s	+06° 58′ 16″	15.0
3187		Spiral galaxy	Leo	10^h17^m 47.9^s	+21° 52′ 24″	13.8
3188		Spiral galaxy	Ursa Major	10^h19^m 42.8^s	+57° 25′ 25″	14.7
3189	(Duplicate of NGC 3190)	Spiral galaxy	Leo	10^h18^m 05.6^s	+21° 49′ 52″	11.9
3190		Spiral galaxy	Leo	10^h18^m 05.6^s	+21° 49′ 52″	11.9
3191		Spiral galaxy	Ursa Major	10^h19^m 05.2^s	+46° 27′ 17″	13.9
3192	(Duplicate of NGC 3191)^[6]	Spiral galaxy	Ursa Major	10^h18^m 58.4^s	+46° 27′ 16″	16.1
3193		Elliptical galaxy	Leo	10^h18^m 25.0^s	+21° 53′ 37″	12.4
3194		Spiral galaxy	Draco	10^h17^m 40.2^s	+74° 20′ 50″	13.9
3195		Planetary nebula	Chamaeleon	10^h09^m 20.9^s	−80° 51′ 31″
3196		Galaxy	Leo	10^h18^m 49.0^s	+27° 40′ 08″	15.7
3197		Spiral galaxy	Draco	10^h14^m 28.2^s	+77° 49′ 12″	14.5
3198		Spiral galaxy	Ursa Major	10^h19^m 54.8^s	+45° 33′ 01″	10.7
3199		Diffuse nebula	Carina	10^h16^m 32.8^s	−57° 56′ 02″
3200		Spiral galaxy	Hydra	10^h18^m 36.4^s	−17° 58′ 57″	12.3

3201–3300[edit]

NGC number	Other names	Object type	Constellation	Right ascension (J2000)	Declination (J2000)	Apparent magnitude
3201		Globular cluster	Vela	10^h17^m 36.8^s	−46° 24′ 40″	9.2
3218	(Duplicate of NGC 3183)	Spiral galaxy	Draco	10^h21^m 48.9^s	+74° 10′ 40″	12.5
3226		Elliptical galaxy	Leo	10^h23^m 27.1^s	+19° 53′ 55″	13.3
3227		Spiral galaxy	Leo	10^h23^m 30.6^s	+19° 51′ 54″	13.5
3239		Irregular Galaxy	Leo	10^h25^m00^s	17° 09′ 00″	13.5
3242	Ghost of Jupiter; Eye Nebula	Planetary nebula	Hydra	10^h24^m 46.1^s	−18° 38′ 33″	10.3
3244		Spiral galaxy	Antlia	10^h25^m 29.2^s	−39° 49′ 40″	12.3
3245		Lenticular galaxy	Leo Minor	10^h27^m 18.5^s	+28° 30′ 25″	11.6
3265		Elliptical galaxy	Leo Minor	10^h31^m 06.8^s	+28° 47′ 47″	14.1
3293		Open cluster	Carina	10^h35^m 48.8^s	−58° 13′ 00″	4.8

3301–3400[edit]

NGC number	Other names	Object type	Constellation	Right ascension (J2000)	Declination (J2000)	Apparent magnitude
3310		Spiral galaxy	Ursa Major	10^h38^m 45.9^s	+53° 30′ 12″	11.0
3311		Elliptical galaxy	Hydra	10^h36^m 43.3^s	−27° 31′ 41″	13
3312		Spiral galaxy	Hydra	10^h37^m 02.3^s	−27° 33′ 54″	12.7
3314		Spiral galaxy occulted by another spiral galaxy^[7]	Hydra	10^h37^m 12.8^s	−27° 41′ 04″	13.1
3319		Barred spiral galaxy	Ursa Major	10^h39^m09^s	+41° 41′ 12″	11.07
3344		Spiral galaxy	Leo Minor	10^h43^m 31.1^s	+24° 55′ 20″	10.5
3351	Messier 95	Spiral galaxy	Leo	10^h43^m 57.7^s	+11° 42′ 13″	11.2
3359		Spiral galaxy	Ursa Major	10^h46^m 36.6^s	+63° 13′ 25″	11.0
3368	Messier 96	Spiral galaxy	Leo	10^h46^m 45.8^s	+11° 49′ 10″	10.0
3369		Lenticular galaxy	Hydra	10^h46^m 44.9^s	−25° 14′ 34″	14.6
3370		Spiral galaxy	Leo	10^h47^m 04.2^s	+17° 16′ 23″	12.4
3371	(Duplicate of NGC 3384)	Lenticular galaxy	Leo	10^h48^m 16.9^s	+12° 37′ 43″	10.0
3372	Eta Carina Nebula; Keyhole Nebula	Diffuse nebula	Carina	10^h44^m 19.0^s	−59° 53′ 21″
3379	Messier 105	Elliptical galaxy	Leo	10^h47^m 49.8^s	+12° 34′ 55″	9.6
3384		Lenticular galaxy	Leo	10^h48^m 16.9^s	+12° 37′ 43″	10.0

3401–3500[edit]

NGC number	Other names	Object type	Constellation	Right ascension (J2000)	Declination (J2000)	Apparent magnitude
3486		Spiral galaxy	Leo Minor	11^h00^m 24.1^s	+28° 58′ 32″	11.2

3501–3600[edit]

NGC number	Other names	Object type	Constellation	Right ascension (J2000)	Declination (J2000)	Apparent magnitude
3518	(Duplicate entry for NGC 3110)	Spiral galaxy	Leo	10^h04^m 01.9^s	−06° 28′ 29″	13.5
3521		Spiral galaxy	Leo	11^h05^m 48.9^s	−00° 02′ 06″	10.1
3532		Open cluster	Carina	11^h05^m33^s	−58° 44′	3.3
3539		Lenticular galaxy	Ursa Major	11^h09^m 08.8^s	+28° 40′ 21″
3545		Elliptical galaxy	Ursa Major	11^h10^m 12.7^s	+36° 57′ 56″
3545B		Elliptical galaxy	Ursa Major	11^h10^m 13.2^s	+36° 58′ 00″
3550		Lenticular	Ursa Major	11^h10^m 38.3^s	+28° 46′ 04″
3552		Lenticular	Ursa Major	11^h10^m 42.8^s	+28° 41′ 25″
3553		Lenticular	Ursa Major	11^h10^m 40.3^s	+28° 51′ 09″
3554		Elliptical	Ursa Major	11^h10^m 47.8^s	+28° 39′ 38″
3556	Messier 108	Spiral galaxy	Ursa Major	11^h11^m 31.3^s	+55° 40′ 31″	10.7
3576		Diffuse nebula	Carina	11^h11^m 49.8^s	−61° 18′ 14″
3587	Messier 97; Owl Nebula	Planetary nebula	Ursa Major	11^h14^m 47.7^s	+55° 01′ 09″
3593		Spiral galaxy	Leo	11^h14^m 37.1^s	+12° 49′ 03″	11.8
3596		Spiral galaxy	Leo	11^h15^m 06.3^s	+14° 47′ 12″	11.7

3601–3700[edit]

NGC number	Other names	Object type	Constellation	Right ascension (J2000)	Declination (J2000)	Apparent magnitude
3603		Diffuse nebula	Carina	11^h15^m 09.1^s	−61° 16′ 17″	10.1
3621		Spiral galaxy	Hydra	11^h18^m 16.8^s	−32° 48′ 49″	10.0
3623	Messier 65	Spiral galaxy	Leo	11^h18^m 55.8^s	+13° 05′ 32″	9.6
3627	Messier 66	Spiral galaxy	Leo	11^h20^m 15.1^s	+12° 59′ 22″	8.9
3628		Spiral galaxy	Leo	11^h20^m 16.9^s	+13° 35′ 14″	11.5
3629		Spiral galaxy	Leo	11^h20^m 31.9^s	+26° 57′ 47″	12.9
3646		Ring galaxy	Leo	11^h21^m43^s	+20° 10′ 10″	11.13
3690		Interacting galaxies	Ursa Major	11^h28^m 33.1^s	+58° 33′ 54″	11.8

3701–3800[edit]

NGC number	Other names	Object type	Constellation	Right ascension (J2000)	Declination (J2000)	Apparent magnitude
3758	Markarian 739		toward Leo
3766		Open cluster	Centaurus	11^h36^m 13.3^s	−61° 36′ 55″	5.7
3773		Lenticular galaxy	Leo	11^h38^m 13.1^s	+12° 06′ 43″	13.1
3783		Barred spiral	Centaurus	11^h39^m 01.721^s	–37° 44′ 18.60″

3801–3900[edit]

NGC number	Object type	Constellation	Right ascension (J2000)	Declination (J2000)	Apparent magnitude
3808A	Interacting galaxy	Leo	11^h40^m 44.2^s	+22° 25′ 46″	14.1
3808B	Interacting galaxy	Leo	11^h40^m 44.5^s	+22° 26′ 48″	15
3842	Elliptical galaxy	Leo	11^h44^m 02.1^s	+19° 56′ 59″	12.5
3862	Elliptical galaxy	Leo	11^h44^m 05.0^s	+19° 36′ 23″	14
3877	Spiral galaxy	Ursa Major	11^h46^m 07.8^s	+47° 29′ 41″	11.8

3901–4000[edit]

NGC number	Other names	Object type	Constellation	Right ascension (J2000)	Declination (J2000)	Apparent magnitude
3918		Planetary nebula	Centaurus	11^h50^m 17.7^s	−57° 10′ 57″	10.0
3938		Spiral galaxy	Ursa Major	11^h52^m 49.5^s	+44° 07′ 13″	11.0
3944		Elliptical galaxy	Leo	11^h53^m 05.1^s	+26° 12′ 25″	12.9
3949		Spiral galaxy	Ursa Major	11^h53^m 41.9^s	+47° 51′ 29″	10.9
3953		Spiral galaxy	Ursa Major	11^h53^m 49.1^s	+52° 19′ 37″	10.8
3982		Spiral galaxy	Ursa Major	11^h56^m 28.3^s	+55° 07′ 29″	11.6
3992	Messier 109	Spiral galaxy	Ursa Major	11^h57^m 35.9^s	+53° 22′ 35″	10.7
3999		Lenticular galaxy	Leo	11^h57^m 56.5^s	+25° 04′ 05″	15.7

References[edit]

^ "President of Czech Republic visits ESO's Paranal Observatory". ESO Organisation Release: 12. 2011. Bibcode:2011eso..pres...12. Retrieved 16 May 2011.

^ R. W. Sinnott, ed. (1988). The Complete New General Catalogue and Index Catalogue of Nebulae and Star Clusters by J. L. E. Dreyer. Sky Publishing Corporation and Cambridge University Press. ISBN 978-0-933346-51-2.

^ "VizieR Service". Strasbourg astronomical Data Center. Retrieved 18 August 2015.

^ "NED". NED–NASA/IPAC Extragalactic Database. Retrieved 18 August 2015.

^ "SIMBAD Astronomical Database". Strasbourg astronomical Data Center. Retrieved 18 August 2015.

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d "NASA/IPAC Extragalactic Database". Results for various objects.

^ R. E. White, III, W. C. Keel, C. J. Conselice (2000). "Seeing Galaxies through Thick and Thin. I. Optical Opacity Measures in Overlapping Galaxies". Astrophysical Journal. 542 (2): 761–778. arXiv:astro-ph/9608113. Bibcode:2000ApJ...542..761W. doi:10.1086/317011. S2CID 14004282.{{cite journal}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)

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