NGC 4565 - 2.4.2022 at 22.20 - 2.4.2022 at 22.50 Janakkala, Tervakoski Observation number 105975

Visibility III / V

Petri Kuossari, Riihimäen tähtit. yhdistys

The dream debt weighed on the exoplanet the night before as a result of the observation, but the dark moonless sky pulled a longer steep again. Today we just enjoyed the starry sky with random destinations. Here's a needle galaxy.

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Additional information

Observation target
- Deep space object
Designation
- NGC 4565
Constellation
- Coma Berenices
Darkness
- Good

Seeing
- Good
Galaxies
- Spiral galaxy
  
  Spiral galaxy is a stellar system where there are outwards arched spiral arms from roundish (spiral galaxies) or bar-shaped (barred spiral galaxies) central condensation.
  
  The apparent shape of spiral galaxied depends on out observation direction. From above they are quite round. From the side they lens-shaped with a bulge in the middle.
  
  Generally a rather large instrument, good weather conditions and observational expereince are needed to see spiral arms. Usually spiral galaxies look like a fuzzy spots.
  
  Spiral galaxy M33 in Triangulum. Image Tero Turunen.
  
  Andromeda Galaxy M31. There are also galaxies M110 (upper right corner) and M32 (lower left corner) in this image. Image Pekka Peura.
  
  M101 aka Pinwheel Galaxy in Ursa Major. Image Samuli Vuorinen.
  
  Spiral galaxy IC 342 aka Hidden Galaxy in Camelopardalis. Image Timo Inkinen.
  
  A sketch of spiral galaxy NGC 7331 in Pegasus. Image Juha Ojanperä.

Technical information

eVscope

Exposure 32 min

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NGC 4565 - 2.4.2022 at 22.20 - 2.4.2022 at 22.50 Janakkala, Tervakoski Observation number 105975