Galaxies
These Images were taken from the Lost Valley Observatory and published as noted below.
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NGC 6946: Spiral Galaxy in Cepheus: L-LRGB Image
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NGC 7331
Spiral Galaxy in Pegasus
L-RGB
February 1, 2008
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NGC 2903: Spiral Galaxy in Leo: LRGB Image
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M51 (NGC 5194 and 5195): Whirlpool Nebula in Canes Venatici: Composite L/Ha and RGB
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NGC 3628: Edge on Spiral Galaxy in Leo: LRGB Image
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NGC 4244: Spiral Galaxy in Canes Venatici: LRGB Image
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NGC 4565: The "Needle Galaxy" in Coma Berenices: LRGB Image
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NGC 4490: The "Cocoon Galaxy" in Canes Venatici: LRGB Image
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NGC 4490: The "Cocoon Galaxy" in Canes Venatici: H-alpha/LRGB Image
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NGC 5921: Bared Spiral Galaxy in Serpans Caput: L-LRGB Image
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NGC 4236: Spiral Galaxy in Draco: LLRGB Image
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NGC 891: Edge on Spiral Galaxy in Andromeda: LRGB Image
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NGC 7479
Face On Barred Spiral: Galaxy in Pegasus: L-RGB/RGB
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NGC 4535: Spiral Galaxy in Virgo: L-LRGB Image
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M81: Spiral Galaxy in Ursa Major: LRGB Image
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NGC 7814: Spiral Galaxy in Pegasus: LRGB Image
NGC 5457 (AKA, M101 and Pinwheel Galaxy) in Ursa Major. LRGB-Ha Image
M104 (Sombrero Galaxy) by Keith Quattrocchi and Bray Falls: May 15, 2021 (LRGB) - Total imaging time of 30 hours
M31 by Keith Quattrocchi and Bray Falls. This unique image represents 159 hours of RGB image time, requiring the the integration of 25 panel mosaics. December 15, 2022.
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M65 and M66: Spiral Galaxies in Leo: LRGB Image
NGC 4565 (Needle Galaxy) by Bray Falls: April 24, 2021 (LRGB-Ha)
M33 by Keith Quattrocchi and Bray Falls: October 24, 2021. LRGB/Ha image.
M51 by Keith Quattrocchi and Bray Falls: January 15, 2022. LRGB with a total imaging time of 30 hours
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NGC 4725: Spiral Galaxy in Coma Berenices: LRGB Image
NGC 2276 by Keith Quattrocchi and Bray Falls: May 21, 2021 (LRGB-Ha)
NGC 6946 (Fireworks Galaxy) by Keith Quattrocchi and Bray Falls: LRGB-Ha with a total image time of 23 hours on June 30, 2022.
M63 (Sunflower Galaxy) by Keith Quattrocchi and Bray Falls: April 1, 2022. LRGB image with a total imaging time of 23 hours.
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