Info: astrocamp.eu/m66
▼ Vixen VC200L | EOS R(a) '25
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Info: astrocamp.eu/m66
▼ Vixen VC200L | EOS R(a) '25
#astrophoto #astrophotography #nightsky #space #sky #astronomy #telescope #clearsky #photography #nature
In the original catalog it was in the category: Spiral galaxies - Detached segments. M66 has loose arms full of young star clusters.
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In the original catalog it was in the category: Spiral galaxies - Detached segments. M66 has loose arms full of young star clusters.
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Members:
The Hamburger galaxy+tidal tail (NGC 3628), top
Bright asymmetric spiral (M66)
Inclined spiral galaxy (M65), bottom
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Members:
The Hamburger galaxy+tidal tail (NGC 3628), top
Bright asymmetric spiral (M66)
Inclined spiral galaxy (M65), bottom
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M65, M66 and NGC3628. Approximately 35 million light years away.
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M65, M66 and NGC3628. Approximately 35 million light years away.
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This image of M66 shows the location of cold clouds of molecular gas. It’s in these cold, dusty clouds that new stars form.
Credit: ESO, ALMA (ESO/NAOJ/NRAO), PHANGS
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This image of M66 shows the location of cold clouds of molecular gas. It’s in these cold, dusty clouds that new stars form.
Credit: ESO, ALMA (ESO/NAOJ/NRAO), PHANGS
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The Leo Triplet is a group of three beautiful spiral galaxies in the constellation Leo: M65, M66, and NGC 3628. They lie about 35 million light-years away from Earth
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The Leo Triplet is a group of three beautiful spiral galaxies in the constellation Leo: M65, M66, and NGC 3628. They lie about 35 million light-years away from Earth
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Probablemente sí o quizás no: "ambas alternativas son aterradoras".
Vista del triplete de galaxias de Leo (M65, M66 y NGC3628) a una distancia de 35 millones de años luz.
60 minutos de exposición con capturas de 30 segundos. Focal de 1165mm desde Alcobendas.
Probablemente sí o quizás no: "ambas alternativas son aterradoras".
Vista del triplete de galaxias de Leo (M65, M66 y NGC3628) a una distancia de 35 millones de años luz.
60 minutos de exposición con capturas de 30 segundos. Focal de 1165mm desde Alcobendas.