Messier List

Messier 1 by Roger Powell

The first Messier list of 45 objects was published in 1774 by the French astronomer Charles Messier and now contains 110 astronomical objects:

Messier List

#Common NameTypeConstellationMagHighest
M1Crab NebulaSupernova RemnantTaurus8.4Dec-Jan
M2–Globular ClusterAquarius6.5Aug-Oct
M3–Globular ClusterCanes Venatici6.2Apr-May
M4–Globular ClusterScorpius5.6Jun-Jul
M5–Globular ClusterSerpens5.6Jun-Aug
M6Butterfly ClusterOpen ClusterScorpius5.3Jun-Jul
M7Ptolemy’s ClusterOpen ClusterScorpius4.1Jun-Jul
M8Lagoon NebulaCluster with NebulaSagittarius6Jul-Aug
M9–Globular ClusterOphiuchus7.7Jun-Jul
M10–Globular ClusterOphiuchus6.6Jun-Jul
M11Wild Duck ClusterOpen ClusterScutum6.3Jul-Aug
M12–Globular ClusterOphiuchus6.7Jun-Jul
M13Hercules ClusterGlobular ClusterHercules5.8Jun-Aug
M14–Globular ClusterOphiuchus7.6Jun-Jul
M15–Globular ClusterPegasus6.2Sep-Oct
M16Eagle NebulaCluster with NebulaSerpens6.4Jun-Aug
M17Omega, Swan or Lobster NebulaCluster with NebulaSagittarius7Jul-Aug
M18–Open ClusterSagittarius7.5Jul-Aug
M19–Globular ClusterOphiuchus6.8Jun-Jul
M20Trifid NebulaCluster with NebulaSagittarius9Jul-Aug
M21–Open ClusterSagittarius6.5Jul-Aug
M22Sagittarius ClusterGlobular ClusterSagittarius5.1Jul-Aug
M23–Open ClusterSagittarius6.9Jul-Aug
M24Sagittarius Star CloudOpen ClusterSagittarius4.6Jul-Aug
M25–Open ClusterSagittarius6.5Jul-Aug
M26–Open ClusterScutum8Jul-Aug
M27Dumbbell NebulaPlanetary NebulaVulpecula7.4Aug-Sep
M28–Globular ClusterSagittarius6.8Jul-Aug
M29–Open ClusterCygnus7.1Aug-Sep
M30–Globular ClusterCapricornus7.2Aug-Sep
M31Andromeda GalaxyGalaxyAndromeda3.4Oct-Nov
M32–GalaxyAndromeda8.1Oct-Nov
M33Triangulum GalaxyGalaxyTriangulum5.7Nov-Dec
M34–Open ClusterPerseus5.5Nov-Dec
M35–Open ClusterGemini5.3Jan-Feb
M36–Open ClusterAuriga6.3Dec-Feb
M37–Open ClusterAuriga6.2Dec-Feb
M38–Open ClusterAuriga7.4Dec-Feb
M39–Open ClusterCygnus4.6Aug-Sep
M40*Double Star WNC4ClusterUrsa Major8.4Feb-May
M41–Open ClusterCanis Major4.6Jan-Feb
M42Orion NebulaDiffuse NebulaOrion4Dec-Jan
M43part of Orion NebulaDiffuse NebulaOrion9Dec-Jan
M44Beehive ClusterOpen ClusterCancer3.7Apr-May
M45Subaru, Pleiades, Seven SistersOpen ClusterTaurus1.6Dec-Jan
M46–Open ClusterPuppis6Jan-Feb
M47–Open ClusterPuppis5.2Jan-Feb
M48–Open ClusterHydra5.5Feb-Jun
M49–GalaxyVirgo8.4Apr-Jun
M50–Open ClusterMonoceros6.3Jan-Feb
M51Whirlpool GalaxyGalaxyCanes Venatici8.4Apr-May
M52*–Open ClusterCassiopeia7.3Oct-Dec
M53–Globular ClusterComa Berenices7.6Apr-May
M54–Globular ClusterSagittarius7.6Jul-Aug
M55–Globular ClusterSagittarius6.3Jul-Aug
M56–Globular ClusterLyra8.3Jul-Aug
M57Ring NebulaPlanetary NebulaLyra8.8Jul-Aug
M58–GalaxyVirgo9.7Apr-Jun
M59–GalaxyVirgo9.6Apr-Jun
M60–GalaxyVirgo8.8Apr-Jun
M61–GalaxyVirgo9.7Apr-Jun
M62–Globular ClusterOphiuchus6.5Jun-Jul
M63Sunflower GalaxyGalaxyCanes Venatici8.6Apr-May
M64Blackeye GalaxyGalaxyComa Berenices8.5Apr-May
M65Leo TripletGalaxyLeo9.3Mar-Apr
M66–GalaxyLeo8.9Mar-Apr
M67–Open ClusterCancer6.1Apr-May
M68–Globular ClusterHydra7.8Feb-Jun
M69–Globular ClusterSagittarius7.6Jul-Aug
M70–Globular ClusterSagittarius7.9Jul-Aug
M71–Globular ClusterSagitta8.2Aug
M72–Globular ClusterAquarius9.3Aug-Oct
M73–Spiral GalaxyAquarius9Aug-Oct
M74–GalaxyPisces9.4Oct-Nov
M75–Globular ClusterSagittarius8.5Jul-Aug
M76Little Dumbbell NebulaPlanetary NebulaPerseus10.1Nov-Dec
M77–GalaxyCetus8.9Oct-Dec
M78–Diffuse NebulaOrion8.3Dec-Jan
M79–Globular ClusterLepus7.7Jan
M80–Globular ClusterScorpius7.3Jun-Jul
M81*Bode’s GalaxyGalaxyUrsa Major6.9Feb-May
M82*Cigar GalaxyGalaxyUrsa Major8.4Feb-May
M83Southern Pinwheel GalaxyGalaxyHydra7.6Feb-Jun
M84–GalaxyVirgo9.1Apr-Jun
M85–GalaxyComa Berenices9.1Apr-May
M86–GalaxyVirgo8.9Apr-Jun
M87Virgo AGalaxyVirgo8.6Apr-Jun
M88–GalaxyComa Berenices9.6Apr-May
M89–GalaxyVirgo9.8Apr-Jun
M90–GalaxyVirgo9.5Apr-Jun
M91–GalaxyComa Berenices10.2Apr-May
M92–Globular ClusterHercules6.4Jun-Aug
M93–Open ClusterPuppis6Jan-Feb
M94–GalaxyCanes Venatici8.2Apr-May
M95–GalaxyLeo9.7Mar-Apr
M96–GalaxyLeo9.2Mar-Apr
M97*Owl NebulaPlanetary NebulaUrsa Major9.9Feb-May
M98–GalaxyComa Berenices10.1Apr-May
M99–GalaxyComa Berenices9.9Apr-May
M100–GalaxyComa Berenices9.3Apr-May
M101*Pinwheel GalaxyGalaxyUrsa Major7.9Feb-May
M102*Spindle GalaxyGalaxyDraco9.9Mar-Sep
M103*–Open ClusterCassiopeia7.4Oct-Dec
M104Sombrero GalaxyGalaxyVirgo8Apr-Jun
M105–GalaxyLeo9.3Mar-Apr
M106–GalaxyCanes Venatici8.4Apr-May
M107–Globular ClusterOphiuchus7.9Jun-Jul
M108*–GalaxyUrsa Major10Feb-May
M109*–GalaxyUrsa Major9.8Feb-May
M110–GalaxyAndromeda8.5Oct-Nov

* These ten objects are not visible from the Macarthur latitude of 34° S, a more northerly location is required.