GalaxyCharles LilloJanuary 14, 2019m106Comment

M106

GalaxyCharles LilloJanuary 14, 2019m106Comment

M106

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GalaxyCharles LilloJune 01, 2019M106, Messier 106, Stellarvue SVA 130EDT, Astrophotography, Atlas EQ/G Pro ReviewComment

M106

Messier 106 is an intermediate spiral galaxy in the constellation Canes Venatici.

GalaxyCharles LilloJune 01, 2019M106, Messier 106, Stellarvue SVA 130EDT, Astrophotography, Atlas EQ/G Pro ReviewComment

GalaxyCharles LilloNovember 03, 2023m31, the andromeda galaxyComment

The Andromeda Galaxy

This composite image of the Andromeda Galaxy (M31) showcases the stunning beauty and intricate details of this neighboring spiral galaxy. Combining LRGB data with the added Hydrogen-Alpha (Ha) channel, this image provides a comprehensive view of M31, emphasizing the regions within the galaxy where hydrogen gas is actively emitting light at the specific Ha wavelength.

GalaxyCharles LilloNovember 03, 2023m31, the andromeda galaxyComment

GalaxyCharles LilloMarch 04, 2025m106Comment

M106 - A Cosmic Whirlpool of Activity

While sky conditions were not as pristine as during my Leo Triplet session, the dual-scope approach again proved invaluable, allowing for a detailed, high-contrast representation of this stunning galaxy.

GalaxyCharles LilloMarch 04, 2025m106Comment

GalaxyCharles LilloMay 05, 2014M106, Messier 106, vixen VC200L, HC, LRGB, Galaxy, HcComment

M106

Messier 106 (also known as NGC 4258) is a spiral galaxy in the constellation Canes Venatici. It was discovered by Pierre Méchain in 1781. M106 is at a distance of about 22 to 25 million light-years away from Earth.