Galaxies M51, June 17, 2018 – ReprocessedMessier 51, about 3.5 hours of data taken on 6/16-17/2018. Reprocessed by a friend on Reddit/r/telescopesDesignations: • Common Name: Whirlpool Galaxy • Messier: M51 • New General Catalogue: NGC 5194, NGC 5195 • Other: Lord Rosse’s GalaxyTelescope: Orion 8″ f/3.9 Imaging NewtonianCamera: SBIG STF-8300CObject Type: Spiral GalaxyDistance: 23 MlyConstellation: Canes VenaticiRight Ascension: 13 Hrs, 29′, 52.70″Declination: 47°, 11′, 43.00″Magnitude: 8.40Photo Notes: about 3.5 hours of 2 minute exposures. Reprocessed by u/orlet using PixInsight(Image ID: 256) M51, June 17, 2018Messier 51, about 3.5 hours of data taken on 6/16-17/2018Designations: • Common Name: Whirlpool Galaxy • Messier: M51 • New General Catalogue: NGC 5194, NGC 5195 • Other: Lord Rosse’s GalaxyTelescope: Orion 8″ f/3.9 Imaging NewtonianCamera: SBIG STF-8300CObject Type: Spiral GalaxyDistance: 23 MlyConstellation: Canes VenaticiRight Ascension: 13 Hrs, 29′, 52.70″Declination: 47°, 11′, 43.00″Magnitude: 8.40Photo Notes: about 3.5 hours of 2 minute exposures(Image ID: 254) The Leo Triplet on 4/16/2018Another new image of the Leo Triplet (clockwise from top, NGC 3628, M65, and M66), a trio of galaxies that the constellation Leo is “sitting” on.Designations: • Common Name: The Leo Triplet • Messier: M65 • New General Catalogue: NGC 3628 • Other: M65,M66, NGC 3628Telescope: Orion 8″ f/3.9 Imaging NewtonianCamera: SBIG STF-8300CObject Type: Galaxy Group/ClusterDistance: 35 MlyConstellation: LeoRight Ascension: 11 Hrs, 20′, 43.00″Declination: 13°, 11′, 55.00″Magnitude: 9.20Photo Notes: 6 x 300s One Shot Color, stacked in DSS 4(64-bit) and processed in Photoshop CS4(Image ID: 251) The Leo Triplet on 4/15/2018A new image of the Leo Triplet (clockwise from top, NGC 3628, M65, and M66), a trio of galaxies that the constellation Leo is “sitting” on.Designations: • Common Name: The Leo Triplet • Messier: M65 • New General Catalogue: NGC 3628 • Other: M65,M66, NGC 3628Telescope: Orion 8″ f/3.9 Imaging NewtonianCamera: SBIG STF-8300CObject Type: Galaxy Group/ClusterDistance: 35 MlyConstellation: LeoRight Ascension: 11 Hrs, 20′, 43.00″Declination: 13°, 11′, 55.00″Magnitude: 9.20Photo Notes: 138 x 60s One Shot Color, stacked in DSS 4(64-bit) and processed in Photoshop CS4(Image ID: 250) The Andromeda GalaxyM31, the Andromeda GalaxyDesignations: • Common Name: Andromeda Galaxy • Messier: M31 • New General Catalogue: NGC 224 • Other: n/aTelescope: VernonscopeCamera: Canon 350DObject Type: Spiral GalaxyDistance: 2.54 MlyConstellation: AndromedaRight Ascension: 0 Hrs, 42′, 44.30″Declination: 41°, 16′, 9.00″Magnitude: 3.44Photo Notes: 120x60s one shot color, stacked in DeepSky Stacker, processed in Photoshop CS4(Image ID: 247) The Sculptor GalaxyNGC 253, the Scupltor or Silver Dollar galaxy, taken using iTelescope.net’s T32 from Siding Spring, AustraliaDesignations: • Common Name: Sculptor Galaxy • Messier: n/a • New General Catalogue: NGC 235 • Other: Silver Dollar GalaxyTelescope: UnknownCamera: UnknownObject Type: Spiral GalaxyDistance: 11.4 MlyConstellation: SculptorRight Ascension: 0 Hrs, 47′, 33.00″Declination: -25°, 17′, 18.00″Magnitude: 8.00Photo Notes: Taken using a Planewave CDK 17″ with an FLI Proline 16803 Mono imager. 300s Luminance, 120 seconds each RGB and Hydrogen Alpha at 2×2 binning. Processed using Adobe Photoshop CS4.(Image ID: 243) Messier 33: the Triangulum GalaxyTaken using the Open University’s PIRATE telescope on Tenerife in the Canary IslandsDesignations: • Common Name: Triangulum Galaxy • Messier: M33 • New General Catalogue: NGC 598 • Other: Pinwheel Galaxy (name shared with M101)Telescope: UnknownCamera: UnknownObject Type: Spiral GalaxyDistance: 2.38 to 3.07 MlyConstellation: TriangulumRight Ascension: 1 Hrs, 33′, 50.02″Declination: 30°, 39′, 36.70″Magnitude: 5.72Photo Notes: 180 seconds each LRGB, processed in PhotoShop(Image ID: 242) Centaurus AA new image of Centaurus A taken using iTelescope.net’s T17, a Planewave CDK 430mm at f/6.8.Designations: • Common Name: Centaurus A Galaxy • Messier: n/a • New General Catalogue: NGC 5128 • Other: n/aTelescope: Planewave CDK 430Camera: FLI Proline PL4710Object Type: Elliptical GalaxyDistance: 10-16 MlyConstellation: CentaurusRight Ascension: 13 Hrs, 25′, 27.60″Declination: -43°, 1′, 9.00″Magnitude: 6.84Photo Notes: 5x60s Luminance, 1,1,1 x 60x RGB. Lum stacked in DSS, processed in Photoshop CC2017.(Image ID: 118) M 82The Cigar Galaxy, M82.Designations: • Common Name: Cigar Galaxy • Messier: M82 • New General Catalogue: NGC 3034 • Other: ARP 337, PGC 28655Telescope: BRT Galaxy C14 w/foc redCamera: BRT FLI Maxcam CM2-1 E2V CCD47-10Object Type: Irregular GalaxyDistance: 12 MlyConstellation: Ursa MajorRight Ascension: 9 Hrs, 55′, 52.20″Declination: 69°, 40′, 47.00″Magnitude: 8.41Photo Notes: 180 seconds RGB(Image ID: 102) M81 Bode’s GalaxyM81, Bode’s Galaxy, taken using the Bradford Robotic Telescope.Designations: • Common Name: Bode’s Galaxy • Messier: M81 • New General Catalogue: NGC 3031 • Other: UGC 5318, PGC 28630Telescope: BRT Galaxy C14 w/foc redCamera: BRT FLI Maxcam CM2-1 E2V CCD47-10Object Type: Spiral GalaxyDistance: 12 MlyConstellation: Ursa MajorRight Ascension: 9 Hrs, 55′, 33.20″Declination: 69°, 3′, 55.00″Magnitude: 6.90Photo Notes: 180 seconds RGB. Processed in Photoshop using Carboni’s acitons.(Image ID: 101) M63 the Sunflower GalaxyM63 the Sunflower Galaxy taken using the Bradford Robotic TelescopeDesignations: • Common Name: Sunflower Galaxy • Messier: M63 • New General Catalogue: NGC 5055 • Other: UGC 8334, PGC 46153Telescope: BRT Galaxy C14 w/foc redCamera: BRT FLI Maxcam CM2-1 E2V CCD47-10Object Type: Spiral GalaxyDistance: 37Constellation: Canes VenaticiRight Ascension: 13 Hrs, 15′, 49.30″Declination: 42°, 1′, 45.00″Magnitude: 9.30Photo Notes: 180 seconds RGB(Image ID: 100) The Triangulum GalaxyThe Triangulum Galaxy taken by the Bradford Robotic TelescopeDesignations: • Common Name: Triangulum Galaxy • Messier: M33 • New General Catalogue: NGC 598 • Other: PGC 005818Telescope: BRT Cluster 180mm f2.8 LensCamera: BRT FLI Maxcam CM2-1 E2V CCD47-10Object Type: Spiral GalaxyDistance: 2.3 MlyConstellation: TriangulumRight Ascension: 1 Hrs, 33′, 50.02″Declination: 30°, 39′, 36.70″Magnitude: 5.72Photo Notes: 180 seconds RGB(Image ID: 99) M31 the Great Galaxy in AndromedaM31 taken using iTelescope.net’s T14Designations: • Common Name: Andromeda Galaxy • Messier: M31 • New General Catalogue: NGC 224 • Other: UGC 454, PGC 2557Telescope: Takahashi FSQ FlouriteCamera: SBIG STL-11000MObject Type: Spiral GalaxyDistance: 2.5 MlyConstellation: AndromedaRight Ascension: 0 Hrs, 42′, 44.30″Declination: 41°, 16′, 9.00″Magnitude: 3.44Photo Notes: 5 Mins LUM, 2 each RGB. Post processed in Photoshop CS4 using Carboni’s Actions.(Image ID: 98) M104 the Sombrero GalaxyThe sombrero taken using the Bradford Robotic TelescopeDesignations: • Common Name: Sombrero Galaxy • Messier: M104 • New General Catalogue: NGC 4594 • Other: UGC 293, PGC 3132Telescope: BRT Galaxy C14 w/foc redCamera: BRT FLI Maxcam CM2-1 E2V CCD47-10Object Type: Spiral GalaxyDistance: 30 MLyConstellation: VirgoRight Ascension: 12 Hrs, 39′, 59.40″Declination: -11°, 37′, 23.00″Magnitude: 8.98Photo Notes: 180 seconds RGB Processed in Photoshop CS4 using Carboni’s actions.(Image ID: 97) M100M100 taken using the Bradford Robotic TelescopeDesignations: • Common Name: M100 • Messier: M100 • New General Catalogue: NGC 4321 • Other: n/aTelescope: BRT Galaxy C14 w/foc redCamera: BRT FLI Maxcam CM2-1 E2V CCD47-10Object Type: Spiral GalaxyDistance: 55 MlyConstellation: Coma BerenicesRight Ascension: 12 Hrs, 22′, 54.90″Declination: 15°, 49′, 21.00″Magnitude: 10.10Photo Notes: 180 sec RGB processed in Photoshop CS4 using Carboni’s actions(Image ID: 96) The Sculptor GalaxyTaken at Columbus on 10/18/2014Designations: • Common Name: Sculptor Galaxy • Messier: Mn/a • New General Catalogue: NGC 253 • Other: Silver Dollar Galaxy, Silver CoinTelescope: C14 with focal reducerCamera: Canon 350DObject Type: Spiral GalaxyDistance: 11.4 MlyConstellation: SculptorRight Ascension: 0 Hrs, 47′, 33.00″Declination: -25°, 17′, 18.00″Magnitude: 8.00Photo Notes: This was taken using the C14 with two focal reducers, double-stacked. The resulting image suffered from significant coma and vignetting. The center of the frame wasn’t too bad, however. This image is 5 subframes of 300s each stacked in DeepSky Stacker and post-processed in Photoshop using a pseudo-luminance frame.(Image ID: 86) The Triangulum GalaxyA new image of M33 taken on 10/18/2014 at ColumbusDesignations: • Common Name: Triangulum Galaxy • Messier: M33 • New General Catalogue: NGC 598 • Other: Pinwheel GalaxyTelescope: VernonscopeCamera: Canon 350DObject Type: Spiral GalaxyDistance: 3 MlyConstellation: TriangulumRight Ascension: 1 Hrs, 33′, 0.00″Declination: 30°, 39′, 0.00″Magnitude: 5.70Photo Notes: 10 frames at 300s stacked in DeepSky Stacker and post-processed in Photoshop using pseudo-luminance frame.(Image ID: 85) The Andromeda GalaxyMy nemesis, M31, taken on 10/18/2014 at Columbus.Designations: • Common Name: The Andromeda Galaxy • Messier: M31 • New General Catalogue: NGC 224 • Other: Andromeda Nebula (archaic)Telescope: VernonscopeCamera: Canon 350DObject Type: Spiral GalaxyDistance: 2.5 MlyConstellation: AndromedaRight Ascension: 0 Hrs, 42′, 44.30″Declination: 41°, 16′, 10.00″Magnitude: 3.44Photo Notes: 5 frames of 300s each stacked in DeepSky Stacker and post-processed using pseudo-luminance in Photoshop.(Image ID: 84) The Andromeda GalaxyMy nemesis, M31, taken on 10/18/2014 at Columbus.Designations: • Common Name: The Andromeda Galaxy • Messier: M31 • New General Catalogue: NGC 224 • Other: Andromeda Nebula (archaic)Telescope: VernonscopeCamera: Canon 350DObject Type: Spiral GalaxyDistance: 2.5 MlyConstellation: AndromedaRight Ascension: 0 Hrs, 42′, 44.30″Declination: 41°, 16′, 10.00″Magnitude: 3.44Photo Notes: 5 frames of 300s each stacked in DeepSky Stacker and post-processed using pseudo-luminance in Photoshop.(Image ID: 83) Another shot of M51Probably my best personal shot to date of M51. Taken at Columbus.Designations: • Common Name: M51 • Messier: M51 • New General Catalogue: NGC 5194 • Other: Whirlpool galaxyTelescope: Meade 2080 with focal reducerCamera: SBIG STF-8300CObject Type: Spiral GalaxyDistance: 23 MlyConstellation: Canes VenaticiRight Ascension: 13 Hrs, 29′, 52.70″Declination: 47°, 11′, 43.00″Magnitude: 8.40Photo Notes: About 50 minutes of one-shot color light in 5 minute subs. BIN3x3 and cleaned up with dark frames.(Image ID: 81) The Center of the GalaxyThis is the center of the Milky Way taken from Columbus, TX.Designations: • Common Name: Milky Way • Messier: M0 • New General Catalogue: NGC 0 • Other: n/aTelescope: NoneCamera: Canon 350DObject Type: Spiral GalaxyDistance: 30000.00Constellation: SagittariusRight Ascension: 17 Hrs, 45′, 40.04″Declination: -29°, 0′, 28.12″Magnitude: 1.00300 s taken through 18-55mm lens.(Image ID: 76) M81 – reprocessedA reprocessing of my M81 image. I need to gather more light from a better source.Designations: • Common Name: Bode’s Galaxy • Messier: M81 • New General Catalogue: NGC 3031 • Other: UGC5318, PGC28630Telescope: BRT Galaxy C14 w/foc redCamera: BRT FLI Maxcam CM2-1 E2V CCD47-10Object Type: Spiral GalaxyDistance: 12000000.00Constellation: Ursa MajorRight Ascension: 9 Hrs, 55′, 32.20″Declination: 69°, 3′, 55.00″Magnitude: 6.94Photo Notes: 180 sec each R,G,B(Image ID: 75) M51Another image of the Whirlpool GalaxyDesignations: • Common Name: Rosse’s Galaxy • Messier: M51 • New General Catalogue: NGC 5194 • Other: UGC8493, PGC47404, VV001a, VV403, Arp85, GC3572Telescope: UnknownCamera: UnknownObject Type: Irregular GalaxyDistance: 23000000.00Constellation: Canes VenaticiRight Ascension: 13 Hrs, 29′, 52.70″Declination: 47°, 11′, 43.00″Magnitude: 8.40Photo Notes: To be updated when more info available(Image ID: 74) Rosse’s GalaxyThe Whirlpool Galaxy, aka Lord Rosse’s Galaxy.Designations: • Common Name: Rosse’s Galaxy • Messier: M51 • New General Catalogue: NGC 5194 • Other: UGC8493, PGC47404, VV001a, VV403, Arp85, GC3572Telescope: Takahashi Epsilon 250Camera: SBIG ST10XMEObject Type: Irregular GalaxyDistance: 23000000.00Constellation: Canes VenaticiRight Ascension: 13 Hrs, 29′, 52.70″Declination: 47°, 11′, 43.00″Magnitude: 8.40Photo Notes: 300s each LRGB(Image ID: 73) The Sculptor GalaxyAnother picture of the Sculptor Galaxy. This was taken with the Bradford Robotic Telescope.Designations: • Common Name: NGC 253 • Messier: M0 • New General Catalogue: NGC 253 • Other: Silver Dollar GalaxyTelescope: UnknownCamera: UnknownObject Type: Spiral GalaxyDistance: 11400.00Constellation: SculptorRight Ascension: 0 Hrs, 47′, 33.00″Declination: -25°, 17′, 15.00″Magnitude: 7.30Photo Notes: Taken through the Bradford Robotic Telescope Galaxy Cam(Image ID: 66) M101Another shot of M101, taken using iTelescope’s T21 (http://www.itelescope.net/telescope-t21/) – a 431mm Planewave CDK. Probably my best pic to date.Designations: • Common Name: M101 • Messier: M101 • New General Catalogue: NGC 5457 • Other: UGC 8981, PGC 50063, Arp 26Telescope: UnknownCamera: UnknownObject Type: Spiral GalaxyDistance: 21000.00Constellation: Ursa MajorRight Ascension: 14 Hrs, 3′, 12.00″Declination: 54°, 20′, 58.00″Magnitude: 7.50Photo Notes: 300 sec lum, bin 1×1, 120 seconds each RGB bin 3×3.(Image ID: 65) M101Taken using the BRTDesignations: • Common Name: The Pinwheel Galaxy • Messier: M101 • New General Catalogue: NGC 5457 • Other: PinwheelTelescope: UnknownCamera: UnknownObject Type: Spiral GalaxyDistance: 21000.00Constellation: Ursa MajorRight Ascension: 14 Hrs, 3′, 12.00″Declination: 54°, 20′, 58.00″Magnitude: 7.50Photo Notes: Taken using the BRT, 180000 milliseconds (3 min) RGB(Image ID: 64) M81 Bode’s GalaxyTaken using the Bradford Robotic Telescope, this is a tricky target due to the diffuse spiral arms and bright core.Designations: • Common Name: M81 • Messier: M81 • New General Catalogue: NGC 3031 • Other: Bode’s GalaxyTelescope: UnknownCamera: Un-named webcamObject Type: Spiral GalaxyDistance: 11800.00Constellation: Ursa MajorRight Ascension: 9 Hrs, 55′, 34.00″Declination: 69°, 4′, 2.00″Magnitude: 7.00Photo Notes: Taken using the Bradford Robotic Telescope, 180000 milliseconds (3 min) RGB (no lum)(Image ID: 63) M51My favorite interacting pair. Taken using the Bradford Robotic Telescope.Designations: • Common Name: M51 the Whirlpool Galaxy • Messier: M51 • New General Catalogue: NGC 5194 • Other: M51a and M51bTelescope: UnknownCamera: UnknownObject Type: Spiral GalaxyDistance: 25000.00Constellation: Canes VenaticiRight Ascension: 13 Hrs, 29′, 53.00″Declination: 47°, 11′, 44.00″Magnitude: 8.10Photo Notes: 180000 milliseconds RGB on the Bradford Robotic Telescope.(Image ID: 62) M33 the Triangulum GalaxyAnother reprocessing of a previous image, now with better color balance and better detail.Designations: • Common Name: M33 • Messier: M33 • New General Catalogue: NGC 598 • Other: Pinwheel GalaxyTelescope: Meade 2080Camera: Nikon D5000Object Type: Spiral GalaxyDistance: 3000.00Constellation: TriangulumRight Ascension: 1 Hrs, 33′, 52.00″Declination: 30°, 39′, 29.00″Magnitude: 5.50Photo Notes: Reprocessed using pseudo LRGB processing(Image ID: 61) Centaurus ANo caption data at this timeDesignations: • Common Name: Centaurus A • Messier: n/a • New General Catalogue: NGC 5128 • Other: Centaurus ATelescope: UnknownCamera: UnknownObject Type: Lenticular (S0), GalaxyDistance: Constellation: CentaurusRight Ascension: 0 Hrs, 0′, 0.00″Declination: 0°, 0′, 0.00″Magnitude: 0.00I can no longer recall the details of this image’s capture or processing(Image ID: 54) The Antennae GalaxiesCaption To Be Added LaterDesignations: • Common Name: Antennae Galaxies • Messier: n/a • New General Catalogue: NGC 4038 • Other: ARP 244Telescope: UnknownCamera: UnknownObject Type: Lenticular (S0), GalaxyDistance: Constellation: CorvusRight Ascension: 0 Hrs, 0′, 0.00″Declination: 0°, 0′, 0.00″Magnitude: 0.00I can no longer recall the details of this image’s capture or processing(Image ID: 53) The Sculptor GalaxyCaption To Be Added LaterDesignations: • Common Name: Sculptor Galaxy • Messier: n/a • New General Catalogue: NGC 253 • Other: Silver Dollar GalaxyTelescope: UnknownCamera: UnknownObject Type: Elliptical GalaxyDistance: Constellation: SculptorRight Ascension: 0 Hrs, 0′, 0.00″Declination: 0°, 0′, 0.00″Magnitude: 0.00I can no longer recall the details of this image’s capture or processing(Image ID: 52) The Sculptor GalaxyCaption To Be Added LaterDesignations: • Common Name: Sculptor Galaxy • Messier: n/a • New General Catalogue: NGC 253 • Other: Silver Dollar GalaxyTelescope: UnknownCamera: UnknownObject Type: Elliptical GalaxyDistance: Constellation: SculptorRight Ascension: 0 Hrs, 0′, 0.00″Declination: 0°, 0′, 0.00″Magnitude: 0.00I can no longer recall the details of this image’s capture or processing(Image ID: 51) The Sculptor GalaxyCaption To Be Added LaterDesignations: • Common Name: Sculptor Galaxy • Messier: n/a • New General Catalogue: NGC 253 • Other: Silver Dollar GalaxyTelescope: UnknownCamera: UnknownObject Type: Elliptical GalaxyDistance: Constellation: SculptorRight Ascension: 0 Hrs, 0′, 0.00″Declination: 0°, 0′, 0.00″Magnitude: 0.00I can no longer recall the details of this image’s capture or processing(Image ID: 50) The Leo TripletCaption To Be Added LaterDesignations: • Common Name: The Leo Triplet • Messier: n/a • New General Catalogue: n/a • Other: N/ATelescope: UnknownCamera: UnknownObject Type: MoonDistance: Constellation: LeoRight Ascension: 0 Hrs, 0′, 0.00″Declination: 0°, 0′, 0.00″Magnitude: 0.00I can no longer recall the details of this image’s capture or processing(Image ID: 45) The Whirlpool GalaxyCaption To Be Added LaterDesignations: • Common Name: Whirlpool Galaxy • Messier: M51 • New General Catalogue: NGC 5194 • Other: Whirlpool GalaxyTelescope: UnknownCamera: UnknownObject Type: Spiral GalaxyDistance: 37000.00Constellation: Canes VenaticiRight Ascension: 13 Hrs, 29′, 0.00″Declination: 47°, 12′, 0.00″Magnitude: 8.40I can no longer recall the details of this image’s capture or processing(Image ID: 36) The Whirlpool GalaxyCaption To Be Added LaterDesignations: • Common Name: Whirlpool Galaxy • Messier: M51 • New General Catalogue: NGC 5194 • Other: Whirlpool GalaxyTelescope: UnknownCamera: UnknownObject Type: Spiral GalaxyDistance: 37000.00Constellation: Canes VenaticiRight Ascension: 13 Hrs, 29′, 0.00″Declination: 47°, 12′, 0.00″Magnitude: 8.40I can no longer recall the details of this image’s capture or processing(Image ID: 35) The Whirlpool GalaxyCaption To Be Added LaterDesignations: • Common Name: Whirlpool Galaxy • Messier: M51 • New General Catalogue: NGC 5194 • Other: Whirlpool GalaxyTelescope: UnknownCamera: UnknownObject Type: Spiral GalaxyDistance: 37000.00Constellation: Canes VenaticiRight Ascension: 13 Hrs, 29′, 0.00″Declination: 47°, 12′, 0.00″Magnitude: 8.40I can no longer recall the details of this image’s capture or processing(Image ID: 34) The Whirlpool GalaxyCaption To Be Added LaterDesignations: • Common Name: Whirlpool Galaxy • Messier: M51 • New General Catalogue: NGC 5194 • Other: Whirlpool GalaxyTelescope: UnknownCamera: UnknownObject Type: Spiral GalaxyDistance: 37000.00Constellation: Canes VenaticiRight Ascension: 13 Hrs, 29′, 0.00″Declination: 47°, 12′, 0.00″Magnitude: 8.40I can no longer recall the details of this image’s capture or processing(Image ID: 33) The Whirlpool GalaxyCaption To Be Added LaterDesignations: • Common Name: Whirlpool Galaxy • Messier: M51 • New General Catalogue: NGC 5194 • Other: Whirlpool GalaxyTelescope: UnknownCamera: UnknownObject Type: Spiral GalaxyDistance: 37000.00Constellation: Canes VenaticiRight Ascension: 13 Hrs, 29′, 0.00″Declination: 47°, 12′, 0.00″Magnitude: 8.40I can no longer recall the details of this image’s capture or processing(Image ID: 32) The Pinwheel GalaxyCaption To Be Added LaterDesignations: • Common Name: Triangulum Galaxy • Messier: M33 • New General Catalogue: NGC 598 • Other: Pinwheel GalaxyTelescope: UnknownCamera: UnknownObject Type: Spiral GalaxyDistance: 3000.00Constellation: TriangulumRight Ascension: 1 Hrs, 33′, 0.00″Declination: 30°, 39′, 0.00″Magnitude: 5.70I can no longer recall the details of this image’s capture or processing(Image ID: 28) The Pinwheel GalaxyCaption To Be Added LaterDesignations: • Common Name: Triangulum Galaxy • Messier: M33 • New General Catalogue: NGC 598 • Other: Pinwheel GalaxyTelescope: UnknownCamera: UnknownObject Type: Spiral GalaxyDistance: 3000.00Constellation: TriangulumRight Ascension: 1 Hrs, 33′, 0.00″Declination: 30°, 39′, 0.00″Magnitude: 5.70I can no longer recall the details of this image’s capture or processing(Image ID: 27) The Pinwheel GalaxyCaption To Be Added LaterDesignations: • Common Name: Triangulum Galaxy • Messier: M33 • New General Catalogue: NGC 598 • Other: Pinwheel GalaxyTelescope: UnknownCamera: UnknownObject Type: Spiral GalaxyDistance: 3000.00Constellation: TriangulumRight Ascension: 1 Hrs, 33′, 0.00″Declination: 30°, 39′, 0.00″Magnitude: 5.70I can no longer recall the details of this image’s capture or processing(Image ID: 26) The Pinwheel GalaxyAnother very tricky target, the Triangulum Galaxy. I need more exposure time to get the spiral arms better.Designations: • Common Name: Triangulum Galaxy • Messier: M33 • New General Catalogue: NGC 598 • Other: Pinwheel GalaxyTelescope: VernonscopeCamera: Nikon D5000Object Type: Spiral GalaxyDistance: 3000.00Constellation: TriangulumRight Ascension: 1 Hrs, 33′, 0.00″Declination: 30°, 39′, 0.00″Magnitude: 5.70I can no longer recall the details of this image’s capture or processing(Image ID: 25) The Andromeda GalaxyAnother try on M31. Better processing techniques. M32 is obvious as well.Designations: • Common Name: Andromeda Galaxy • Messier: M31 • New General Catalogue: NGC 224 • Other: Andromeda GalaxyTelescope: VernonscopeCamera: Nikon D5000Object Type: Spiral GalaxyDistance: 2900.00Constellation: AndromedaRight Ascension: 0 Hrs, 42′, 0.00″Declination: 41°, 16′, 0.00″Magnitude: 3.40I can no longer recall the details of this image’s capture or processing(Image ID: 24) The Andromeda GalaxyThe Andromeda galaxy is another tough target. Bright core, faint spiral, and so large it’s hard to fit in a single frame. Still, it’s a great object to shoot.Designations: • Common Name: Andromeda Galaxy • Messier: M31 • New General Catalogue: NGC 224 • Other: Andromeda GalaxyTelescope: VernonscopeCamera: Nikon D5000Object Type: Spiral GalaxyDistance: 2900.00Constellation: AndromedaRight Ascension: 0 Hrs, 42′, 0.00″Declination: 41°, 16′, 0.00″Magnitude: 3.40I can no longer recall the details of this image’s capture or processing(Image ID: 23)