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99 & Messier 100 04/08/2021 Messier 64 03/17/2021 Thor's Helmet 02/12/2021 IC 434 01/21/2021 Orion Region 10/15/2020 Messier 45 07/11/2020 Comet NEOWISE 06/04/2020 Messier 17 05/07/2020 Messier 26 33 Astronomy.com 02/07/2019 ​ Messier 1 : The Crab Nebula Messier 35 : Open Cluster in Perseus Messier 37 : Open Cluster in Auriga Messier 42 : The Orion Nebula Messier 45 : The Pleiades Star Cluster Messier 95 and Messier 96 from the M96 group of galaxies IC 434 : The Horsehead Nebula

It's named after its brightest member, Messier 96 - which is a spiral galaxy. The most prominent deep-sky objects within the M96 Group include: Messier 95 (M95): Messier 95 is a barred Messier 105 (M105): Located near M96, Messier 105 is an elliptical galaxy. Learn about all 110 Messier objects in this post. Messier 95 Cool Facts: Receding from the Milky Way at 778 km/s One of the faintest objects in the Messier

Messier 7 is a bright open cluster in the constellation Scorpius. 7 Cluster Messier 7 is located in the constellation Scorpius. Near Messier 7 you can find some other nice deep sky objects, like Messier 6 (the Butterfly Cluster), Messier 7 FAQ In which constellation is M7 located? Messier 7 is 200 million years old. How far is Messier 7?

36 and Messier 37. Messier 38 Astrophotography with a Monochrome Camera in RGB-HA March 2025 I photographed Messier 38 in I captured Messier 38 in Winter of 2024 but didn't process it until March of 2025. IC 405, the Flaming Star Nebula , is also very close to Messier 38. Processing 38 Processing Messier 38 was a bit more difficult than I thought.

Messier 31 is bright and very easy to photograph with even a very cheap DSLR camera. Learn how we captured M31 in our full post M33 - The Triangulum Galaxy Messier 33, also known as the Learn how we captured Messier 33 in our full post NGC 1499 - The California Nebula This was our very Simeis 147 by Rogelio Bernal Andreo M74 - The Phantom Galaxy Messier 74 is the second faintest object in the entire Messier Catalog and is nicknamed the Phantom Galaxy.

Messier 88 and Messier 91 are two galaxies that are part of the Virgo Supercluster in the constellation Messier 91 is fainter and one of the faintest objects in the Messier catalog. Messier 88 and Messier 91 are close to many galaxies, including several Messier objects like: M64 (The Messier 88 and Messier 91 FAQ In which constellation are the M88 and M91 galaxies located? Final Thoughts Messier 88 and Messier 91 are faint but beautiful galaxies in Coma Berenices.

10 and Messier 12 ) Messier 14 is fainter than M10 and M12, but thanks to its size can be seen not Messier 14 Information Messier 14 is a globular cluster believed to be about 13 billion years old. In the original Messier catalog, the Messier 14 entry also reads: " This nebula is not large, its light Nova In Messier 14 A Magnitude +9.2 occurred in Messier 14 in the year 1938, but was not spotted for Messier 14 by the Hubble Space Telescope NASA and ESA released an impressive picture of Messier 14 on

Messier 65 and Messier 66 are both intermediate spiral galaxies that are only 20 degrees apart, making Messier 63 was Pierre Méchain's first discovery, in 1779! Pierre Méchain was Charles Messier's friend and colleague. Messier 82 is one of our favorite galaxies in the night sky. Messier 51 can be seen with binoculars quite easily.

Messier 9 is a globular cluster in the constellation of Ophiuchus. Globular Cluster Distance: 25,800 light-years away Magnitude: 7.9 Discovered on: June 3 1764 by Charles Messier In the northern hemisphere, Messier 9 is best observed and photographed in the Summer months . Messier 9 Astrophotography with a Monochrome Camera in RGB-HA May 2024 I shot and processed this image 9 Messier 9 is best observed during the late spring and summer months in the Northern Hemisphere.

Photographing Messier 13 is not difficult but can be a little tricky. Messier 20 is located in Sagittarius, near M8, the Lagoon Nebula . Messier 17 is easily visible through wide telescopes and binoculars. : Sagittarius Messier 75 is the most centrally concentrated globular cluster in the entire Messier catalog How to Locate Messier 57 The Ring Nebula is not difficult to locate.

Messier 23 is an open cluster in the constellation Sagittarius. 23 Cluster Messier 23 is located in the constellation Sagittarius. Messier 23 is in the same region of the sky as other notable Messier objects, including the Lagoon Nebula Processing M23 Messier 23 is easy and fun to process! Messier 23 FAQ In which constellation is M23 located?

We used the exact same telescope to capture Messier 33 again as from our last attempt! The Triangulum Galaxy with an Unmodified DSLR Camera November 2016 In 2016, we imaged Messier 33 with The easiest way to locate Messier 33 is to first find the Andromeda Galaxy (red oval shape on the top Wide-field Astrophotography of Messier 33 Although not as impressive as M31 , M42 , or M45 , the Triangulum already imaged and processed M31 with an 8" or bigger telescope, you will find M33 to be a little easier

morning of October 5th 1780 by Charles Messier. discovered by Messier's friend Pierre Méchain. Messier 73: Asterism or Cluster? Messier 73 has an apparent size of about 2.8 arcminutes. How far is Messier 73? Final Thoughts Messier 73 is small and not impressive when compared with some of the other Messier entries

Messier 72 is a globular cluster located very close to another Messier object, M73. Messier 72 Asterism Information Messier 72 is a globular cluster believed to be about 9.5 billion years Messier 72 by the Hubble Space Telescope NASA and ESA released a beautiful picture of Messier 72 taken Messier 72 FAQ What is M72? M72 is a globular cluster. Messier globulars.

92 and the Great Pegasus Cluster Messier 15 . It was re-discovered a few years later in 1781 by Charles Messier, who decided to add it to his famous Messier 92 is coming towards us at a speed of 69miles/s. It is not very far from another cluster, Messier 2. In pictures, you will be able to also see two of M31's satellite galaxies, Messier 32 and Messier 110

It is one of the most distant and dense globular clusters in the Messier catalog. Messier 75 appears bright but small when photographed with a telescope. Messier 75 Cluster Information Discovery M75 was discovered by Charles Messier's good friend Pierre Méchain Messier 75 by NASA On April 22nd, 2019, NASA and ESA released an image of Messier 75 taken by the Hubble How to Process Messier 75 Processing M75 was very easy.

Messier 11 and Messier 26 Mosaic Astrophotography August 2023 Six years after my last capture of M11, Out of the 26 open clusters from the Messier catalog, Messier 11 is the farthest one that can be seen Messier 11 FAQ What is Messier 11? In which constellation is Messier 11 located? Messier 11 can be found in the Scutum constellation. How large is Messier 11?

To find Messier 15, look up to first spot the large Pegasus square. Messier 15 is not far from another globular cluster in the Messier catalog: Messier 2. You can find Messier 15 in the constellation Pegasus. How big is M15? From Earth, it has an apparent size of 18 arc minutes How far is Messier 15? What equipment do I need to photograph Messier 15 You can photograph Messier 15 with pretty much any

Messier 12 is an impressive globular cluster in the constellation Ophiuchus. M12 will be there, very close to Messier 10. Messier 12 Cluster Information Discovery Messier 12 was discovered on May 30, 1764 by Charles Messier Messier 12 by NASA On March 28, 2011, NASA and ESA released an image of Messier 12 taken by the Hubble When was the first ever picture of Messier 12 taken?

Messier 97 and Messier 108 were both discovered in February 1781 by Pierre Méchain. Messier 108 is seen almost edge-on, giving it the look of a surfboard. light-years away Magnitude:  9.9 & 10.0 Discovery:  Pierre Méchain on February 16 & 19, 1781 The nickname of Messier 97 and Messier 108 were captured during our 12th Episode of Galactic Hunter! Final Thoughts The Owl Nebula and Surfboard Galaxy are often overlooked as "boring" Messier objects mostly