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Steve's Astro Photos

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Galaxies : 28  

M31
Andromeda Galaxy
M31 (NGC224), The Andromeda Galaxy
with its satellite galaxies M32 (NGC22,1 below} and M110 (NGC205, above)
M31
M31 (NGC224), The Andromeda Galaxy
M31 with satellite galaxies M110 (NGC 205, above left) and M32 (NGC221, right). See M31 in Globular Clusters gallery
M33
M33 (NGC598), The Triangulum Galaxy
M33 spiral galaxy in Triangulum
M51
Whirlpool
M51(NGC5194) - The Whirlpool Galaxy in Canes Venatici.
Spiral galaxy, interacting with NGC5195 (above).
M51
Whirlpool
M51(NGC5194) - The Whirlpool Galaxy in Canes Venatici
Spiral galaxy, interacting with NGC5195 (above)
M51
M51 (NGC5194), The Whirlpool Galaxy in Canes Venatici
One of the first images I took with a CCD camera, rudimentary tracking hence short exposures.
Taken from my light polluted garden in Portsmouth.
M61 &
SN2014dt
M61 (NGC4043) in Virgo with supernova SN2014dt (Type Ia, discovered 29-Oct-2014) indicated
The other faint galaxies are NGC4043A on the left and NGC4292 on the right
M81+M82
Galaxies M81 and M82 in Ursa Major
Taken from light polluted Portsmouth (Bortle 7)
M95, M96, M105
M95, M96, M105
Galaxy group in Leo
M101
Pinwheel
Galaxy
M101, Pinwheel Galaxy in Ursa Major
M102
M102 (NGC5866) The Spindle Galaxy
Small faint spiral galaxy in Draco, seen edge on. Poor, early image
M104
M104 (NGC4594) The Sombrero galaxy in Virgo
Spiral galaxy seen almost edge on
NGC337 &
SN2014cx
NGC337 in Cetus, showing type II supernova SN2014cx, discovered 2-Sep-2014
Altitude was less than 30°
NGC891
NGC891 (C23) Spiral galaxy in Andromeda
Edge-on spiral with dark dust lane
NGC1097
NGC 1097, Barred spiral galaxy in Fornax
Shows companion elliptical galaxy NGC1097A
NGC1365
NGC 1365, Barred spiral galaxy in Fornax
Member of the Fornax Cluster of galaxies
NGC2903
NGC2903, Barred spiral in Leo
Contains bright star cloud NGC2905
NGC4314
NGC4314, Barred spiral in Coma Berenices with unusual starburst ring in HST images
Faint galaxies UGC 7438 (top) and LEDA 187556 (bottom right)
NGC5128
Centaurus A
NGC5128 - Centaurus A. Galaxy in the southern constellation of Centaurus
A bright, peculiar galaxy with a prominent central dusty lane
NGC 6946
NGC6939
NGC 6946 Fireworks galaxy & NGC 6939 open cluster in Cepheus
NGC6946 &
SN2017eaw
NGC6946 (C12) - Firework galaxy on Cepheus/Cygnus border
A bright, colourful galaxy showing SN2017eaw (mouse over image)
ARP 273
The Rose
ARP273, UGC1810, The Rose
Pair of colliding galaxies in Andromeda, see Hubble image
Markarian's
Chain
Markarian's Chain and others, a cluster of galaxies on Coma Berenices/Virgo border
Bortle 7 sky
Leo I Group
Leo I galaxy group (M96 group) of 8-24 galaxies in Virgo Supercluster
Includes M95 (NGC3351), M96 (NGC3368), M105 (NGC3379)
Leo Triplet
Leo Triplet
Left to Right : NGC3628, M66 (NGC3627) and M65 (NGC3623)
Leo Triplet
Leo Triplet
M66 (NGC3627), M65 (NGC3623) and NGC3628 (Left to Right)
Large
Magellanic
Cloud
Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC), in Dorado and Mensa
Sirius, Canopus and the LMC (left to right). Taken from Pointe Aux Piments, Mauritius, Latitude 20° South
Small
Magellanic
Cloud
Small Magellanic Cloud (SMC, NGC 292), in Toucana
Small satellite galaxy of our Miky Way, contains many nebulae and star clusters