Photos by AAA Member Joe DiNapoli from Arizona from 2009.ˆàAll are single five-minute exposures with a modified Canon XSI through a 6″, f7 refractor telescope.
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NGC2024, the Flame Nebula
M1, Crab Nebula
M8, Lagoon Nebula
M11, Wild Duck Cluster
M13, Hercules Globular Cluster and NGC 6207 (faint object to upper right)
M16, Eagle Nebula
M17, Omega Nebula
M27, Dumbell Nebula
M33, Triangulum Galaxy
M45, the Pleiades cluster
M51, Whirlpool Galaxy
M57, the Ring Nebula
M63, Sunflower Galaxy
M64, Black Eye Galaxy
M81, Bode’s Galaxy and M82, Cigar Galaxy
M94
M104, Sombrero Galaxy
M106
NGC55, an irregular galaxy
NGC253, Sculptor Galaxy
NGC891, an edge-on spiral
NGC1365
NGC4565
NGC6888, the Crescent Nebula
NGC6939 and NGC6946, an open cluster and nearby galaxy
NGC6960, an emission/reflection nebula
NGC6992, Veil Nebula
NGC7293, Helix Nebula
NGC7331, bright galaxy, the Deer Lick Group (above and right of NGC7331) and Stephan’s Quintet
NGC7479, a barred spiral galaxy about 100 million light years away in Pegasus
NGC7789, open star cluster
Omega Centauri, globular star cluster