Bayer	α (Alphecca) β (Nusakan) γ δ ε ζ¹ ζ² η θ ι κ λ μ ν¹ ν² ξ ο π ρ σ τ υ
Flamsteed	23 Her
Variable	R S T U V W RR RS TY UW
HD	140913 145457 (Kamuy)
Other	ADS 9731 Gliese 611 GJ 3929 NGC 6002 XO-1 (Moldoveanu)

Bayer	ε Coronae Borealis b κ Coronae Borealis b ο Coronae Borealis b ρ Coronae Borealis b c d e
Other	GJ 3929 b c XO-1b (Negoiu)

Galaxies

NGC	6085 6086 6104 6120
Other	FSC 15307+3253

Galaxy clusters

Abell	2061 2065 2067 2142 2162

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((Corona Borealis)) is a ((navbox))-based template to be used at the bottom of articles about astronomical objects beyond the Solar System, located in the constellation of Corona Borealis. The template is divided into categories of stars, star clusters, nebulae, exoplanets, galaxies, galaxy clusters, and a miscellaneous "other" category.

Red links

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Related templates

Universe navboxes

Astronomy

((Astronomy navbox))
Object types	((Asteroids)) ((Black holes)) ((Comets)) ((Exoplanet)) ((Galaxy)) ((Meteor showers)) ((Meteorites)) ((Meteorites by name)) ((Neutron star)) ((Star)) ((Stellar core collapse)) ((Stellar system)) ((Supernovae)) ((Variable star topics)) ((White dwarf))
Catalogues	((Gum catalogue)) ((Messier objects)) ((RCW)) ((Sh2 objects))
By culture	((Ancient Greek astronomy)) ((Astronomy in medieval Islam)) ((Indian astronomy))

Solar System

General	((Solar System)) ((Solar System navmap)) ((Solar System navmap 2)) ((Solar System sidebar)) ((Solar System table)) ((Atmospheres)) ((Lunar eclipses)) ((Solar eclipses)) ((Sun))
Planets	((Earth)) ((Earth's location)) ((Jupiter)) ((Mars)) ((Mercury)) ((Neptune)) ((Saturn)) ((Uranus)) ((Venus)) ((Planetary rings))
Moons	((Moons of dwarf planets)) ((Moons of terrestrial planets and asteroids)) ((Solar System moons (big))) ((Solar System moons (compact))) ((The Moon [Earth's moon])) ((Lunar maria)) ((Moons of Jupiter)) ((Ganymede)) ((Io)) ((Callisto)) ((Europa)) ((Moons of Neptune)) ((Moons of Saturn)) ((Titan)) ((Rhea)) ((Enceladus)) ((Tethys)) ((Iapetus)) ((Moons of Uranus))
Dwarf planets	((Ceres)) ((Dwarf planets)) ((Eris)) ((Haumea)) ((Pluto))
Other objects	((Distant minor planets sidebar)) ((Large asteroids)) ((Minor planets navigator)) ((Small Solar System bodies)) ((Trans-Neptunian objects navbox))

Star systems (by
distance from Earth)

((Nearest star systems))
Within ((N–M)) light-years	((10)) ((10–15)) ((15–20))

Constellations

Planetary systems	((23 Librae)) ((47 Ursae Majoris)) ((55 Cancri)) ((61 Virginis)) ((Alpha Centauri)) ((CoRoT-7)) ((Fomalhaut)) ((Gliese 581)) ((Gliese 667)) ((Gliese 777)) ((Gliese 876)) ((HD 1461)) ((HD 9446)) ((HD 11964)) ((HD 12661)) ((HD 37124)) ((HD 40307)) ((HD 47186)) ((HD 69830)) ((HD 125612)) ((HD 128311)) ((HD 181433)) ((HD 215497)) ((HD 217107)) ((HIP 14810)) ((HR 8799)) ((Mu Arae)) ((Kepler-9)) ((Kepler-11)) ((Kepler-90)) ((Kepler-371)) ((Kepler-445)) ((PSR B1257+12)) ((Upsilon Andromedae))
Galaxies	((Andromeda Galaxy)) ((ARP 178)) ((ARP 297)) ((Milky Way)) ((NGC 2264)) ((Robert's Quartet)) ((Triangulum Galaxy))
Other topics	((Astrobiology)) ((CMB [Cosmic Microwave Background])) ((Impact cratering on Earth)) ((Magnetospherics)) ((Modern impact events))

See also: ((Spaceflight navboxes))

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