M31 Andromeda Galaxy The Andromeda Galaxy is the closest large galaxy, 2.5 million light years distant from the Milky Way. Both galaxies are part of the local group of approximately 25 galaxies, that include M32, M110, M33, and many dwarf … Continue reading
Category Archives: Galaxies
NGC 7331 and the Deerlick Group The NGC 7331 galaxy group, better known as the Deerlick group, consists of NGC 7331 (10.2),the main galaxy at 40 million light years distant, and NGC 7335 (14.5), 7336 (15.6), 7337 (14.5) and NGC 7340 (15.4). … Continue reading
Galaxy NGC 891 NGC 891 is an edge-on spiral galaxy 30 million light years away in the constellation of Andromeda. You can see its faint dust lane along the plane of the galaxy because of its orientation to our line of … Continue reading
Learning to process Astro images, for me, is a cumulative process. When I learn a new technique, I’m anxious to test it out and practice it until I fell I’ve mastered it for my style of processing. I offer 2 … Continue reading
I added a few more of my images to the Galaxy gallery today. The images I’ve posted so far have been captured over the last year and a half to two years. With my first posts, I intended to add in … Continue reading