Are you running out of things to see?
The Saguaro Astronomy Club in Arizona has a list of 10,232 objects in an Excel file for your viewing pleasure.
They just updated the list which they started nearly 25 years ago.
There are 2778 objects south of dec -20 if you don't want to see them all.
You can download it at:
http://www.saguaroastro.org/content/downloads.htm
It includes:
ASTER Asterism
BRTNB Bright Nebula
CL+NB Cluster with Nebulosity
DRKNB Dark Nebula
GALCL Galaxy cluster
GALXY Galaxy
GLOCL Globular Cluster
GX+DN Diffuse Nebula in a Galaxy
GX+GC Globular Cluster in a Galaxy
G+C+N Cluster with Nebulosity in a Galaxy
LMCCN Cluster with Nebulosity in the LMC
LMCDN Diffuse Nebula in the LMC
LMCGC Globular Cluster in the LMC
LMCOC Open cluster in the LMC
NONEX Nonexistent
OPNCL Open Cluster
PLNNB Planetary Nebula
SMCCN Cluster with Nebulosity in the SMC
SMCDN Diffuse Nebula in the SMC
SMCGC Globular Cluster in the SMC
SMCOC Open cluster in the SMC
SNREM Supernova Remnant
QUASR Quasar
#STAR # Stars (#=1, 2, 3, 4, 5, etc.)
Below is a sample of nearly 400 objects south of dec -20.
It is a tab delimited file and can be opened with Excel.
....... these lists are fantastic. I usually spend quite some time making viewing plans before a big night observing. Now I just have to bring up the list and sort it whichever way I want and print, and there you have it. Thanks for your efforts, they make observing much easier for people with little time. They also help expand ones knowledge of what there is to look at.
