Herschel 400 Catalogue - Herschel 400 Objects Which Are Also Caldwell Objects

Herschel 400 Objects Which Are Also Caldwell Objects

The Herschel 400 catalogue pre dates the Caldwell catalogue. The Caldwell catalogue contains the following objects which are members of the Herschel 400:

  • C2 NGC 40 Bow-Tie Nebula
  • C6 NGC 6543 Cat's Eye Nebula
  • C7 NGC 2403
  • C8 NGC 559
  • C10 NGC 663
  • C12 NGC 6946
  • C13 NGC 457 Owl Cluster
  • C14 NGC 869 Double Cluster
  • C15 NGC 6826 Blinking Planetary
  • C16 NGC 7243
  • C18 NGC 185
  • C20 NGC 7000 North America Nebula
  • C21 NGC 4449
  • C22 NGC 7662 Blue Snowball
  • C23 NGC 891
  • C25 NGC 2419
  • C28 NGC 752
  • C29 NGC 5005
  • C30 NGC 7331
  • C32 NGC 4631 Whale Galaxy
  • C36 NGC 4559
  • C37 NGC 6885
  • C38 NGC 4565 Needle Galaxy
  • C39 NGC 2392 Eskimo Nebula/Clown Face Nebula
  • C40 NGC 3626
  • C42 NGC 7006
  • C43 NGC 7814
  • C44 NGC 7479
  • C45 NGC 5248
  • C47 NGC 6934
  • C48 NGC 2775
  • C50 NGC 2244
  • C52 NGC 4697
  • C53 NGC 3115 Spindle Galaxy
  • C54 NGC 2506
  • C55 NGC 7009 Saturn Nebula
  • C56 NGC 246
  • C58 NGC 2360
  • C59 NGC 3242 Ghost of Jupiter
  • C60 NGC 4038 Antennae Galaxies
  • C61 NGC 4039 Antennae Galaxies
  • C62 NGC 247
  • C64 NGC 2362 Tau Canis Majoris Cluster
  • C65 NGC 253 Sculptor Galaxy/Silver Coin Galaxy
  • C66 NGC 5694

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