NGC Objects

A favorite galaxy, NGC 7331, captured with my EdgeHD 8″

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NGC observations 191-200 of 432 total to date.

Catalog # Thumbnail Title/link Designation(s) Date Observed Comment
NGC3672
NGC 3672: a Vera Rubin Galaxy
NGC 36722026-03-10 23:37:00An obscure galaxy in an obscure constellation, discovered by William Herschel on March 4, 1786.
NGC3690
Arp 299 / NGC 3690 / IC 694
Arp 299, NGC 36902024-05-24 23:07:00Fascinating merger of two larger galaxies and a dwarf.
NGC3691
NGC 3691: not a Vera Rubin Galaxy
NGC 36912026-02-26 22:38:00A small, regular barred spiral galaxy in Leo. Not UGC 3691 which was VR's target.
NGC3718
Arp 214 / NGC 3718
Arp 214, NGC 37182024-04-16 21:30:00Check out the absorption lanes right across the entire face of the galaxy
NGC3738
Arp 234 / NGC 3738
Arp 234, NGC 37382025-01-03 22:37:00A highly irregular galaxy in Ursa Major.
NGC3746
Arp 320 / Copeland Septet
Arp 320, NGC 37462024-02-19 00:00:06Tiny, stunning cluster. Needs more integration time.
NGC3769
Arp 280 / NGC 3769
Arp 280, NGC 37692024-04-21 23:53:00Two galaxies, plus a dwarf, interacting in Ursa Major
NGC3786
Arp 294 / NGC 3786 / NGC 3788
Arp 294, NGC 3786, NGC 37882026-02-27 23:58:00Those pesky "Peculiar filaments."
NGC3808
Arp 87 / NGC 3808 & 3808A
Arp 87 / NGC 38082026-05-18 23:30:00Spiral galaxy with high surface brightness companion on arms. Yup.
NGC3921
Arp 224 / NGC 3921
Arp 224, NGC 39212025-05-15 23:15:00A post-merger starburst galaxy with long tidal filaments and loops.