NGC Objects

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

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NGC observations 61-70 of 400 total to date.

Catalog # Thumbnail Title/link Designation(s) Date Observed Comment
NGC1024
Arp 333 / NGC 1024
Arp 333, NGC 10242024-12-25 23:23:00Handsome and slightly mysterious 3-galaxy group
NGC1035
NGC 1035: a Vera Rubin Galaxy
NGC 10352025-11-20 22:15:00Fifth captured of 21 galaxies in Vera Rubin's famous research paper from 1980 analyzing galaxy rotation postulating Dark Matter
NGC1039
M34 / Spiral Cluster
M34, NGC 1039, Spiral Cluster2024-09-10 23:20:00An attractive cluster characterized by blue and red stars, some doubled.
NGC1068
Arp 37 / M77
Arp 37, M 77, NGC 1068, Cetus A2023-11-01 22:36:00Lovely, relatively bright capture.
NGC1068
Arp 37 / M77 Revisit
Arp 37, M 77, NGC 1068, Cetus A2025-10-27 00:03:00Challenging observation given hugely bright Seyfert nucleus and Arp's ambiguous description of a low surface brightness companion.
NGC1073
NGC 1073
NGC 10732024-12-25 20:31:00Barred galaxy similar in size and structure to the Milky Way
NGC1087
NGC 1087: a Vera Rubin Galaxy
NGC 10352025-11-20 21:26:00Fourth captured of 21 galaxies in Vera Rubin's famous research paper from 1980 analyzing galaxy rotation postulating Dark Matter
NGC1097
Arp 77 / NGC 1097 / C 67
Arp 77, NGC 1097, C 672025-09-27 05:44:00Captured between 13° and 10° elevation from my back deck using the Seestar. Huzzah!
NGC1134
Arp 200 / NGC 1134
Arp 200, NGC 11342026-03-02 20:29:00Did Arp 200 eject its companion? Arp thought so.
NGC1232
Arp 41 / NGC 1232 and 1232A
Arp 41, NGC 1232, NGC 1232A2024-12-25 22:29:00A brief glimpse into the Eye of God.