Messier Objects

As I get images of these objects, I shall put them here in numerical order.

	M1, a supernova remnant.					M2, a globular cluster.					M3, A globular cluster.
	M5, a globular cluster.					M10, a globular cluster.					M12, a globular cluster.
	M13, a globular cluster.					M14, a globular cluster.					M15, a globular cluster.
	M27, a planetary nebula.					M29, an open cluster.					M31, a spiral galaxy.
	M33, a spiral galaxy.					M34, an open cluster.					M35, an open cluster.
	M36, an open cluster.					M37, an open cluster.					M38, an open cluster.
	M39, an open cluster.					M42, an emission nebula.					M44, an open cluster.
	M45, an open cluster.					M46 and M47, open clusters.					M48, an open cluster.
	M50, an open cluster.					M51, a spiral galaxy.					M52, an open cluster.
	M56, a globular cluster.					M57, a planetary nebula.					M63, a spiral galaxy.
	M65 and M66, spiral galaxies.					M67, an open cluster.					M71, an open cluster.
	M74, a spiral galaxy including supernova SN2013ej.					M77, a Seyfert galaxy.					M78, a reflection nebula.
	M81, a spiral galaxy.					M82, an irregular galaxy.					M92, a globular cluster.
	M94, a spiral galaxy.					M97, a planetary nebula.					M101, a spiral galaxy including supernova SN2011fe.
	M102, a lenticular galaxy.					M103, an open cluster.					M106, a Seyfert galaxy..
	M108, a spiral galaxy seen edge on.					M109, a spiral galaxy.

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