Bernes Catalogues

[Ritchie11]

I have been trying to research Bernes 47 and 48 on the internet - unsuccessfully.  How do I find copies of the Bernes catalogues?  

Actually, it would be great if Sky Tools had links to all the catalogues it uses

Thanks,
Rich

[theskyhound]

Hello,

VizieR is a good place to start: https://vizier.cds.unistra.fr/viz-bin/VizieR

"Actually, it would be great if Sky Tools had links to all the catalogues it uses"

I'm not sure what you mean by that. What do you have in mind? What kinds of links?

[theskyhound]

Its possible the Bernes "catalog" is just as table in a research paper. I don't recall off hand.

[theskyhound]

http://simbad.cds.unistra.fr/simbad/sim-...mit=submit

This is a super obscure object. May not even exist.

[Ritchie11]

I have been trying to research Bernes 47 and 48 on the internet - unsuccessfully.  How do I find copies of the Bernes catalogues?  

Actually, it would be great if Sky Tools had links to all the catalogues it uses

Thanks,
Rich

Greg,
Thanks for the prompt replies.  After more surfing for information on the Bernes objects, I think you are correct that they may just be a list in a research paper.  I have attached a paperwritten by C. Bernes.  The coordinates for object 48 in the list correspond to the coordinates in Sky Tools 4 for Bernes 48.  The problem is solved.  There are numerous Bernes objests in Sky Tools.  I am compiling a list of interesting targets suitable for my equipment and locations.  To be included in my list, I must find some images.  Somehow, I latched onto about a dozen Bernes nebulae.  

I retract my suggestion about lists or links of astronomical catalogues.  There are way too many.