M13 Globular cluster circumnavigating the
Milky Way
M51 Interacting galaxies and dust lanes far
far away
NGC581 Open star cluster in the Milky Way with
red giant and blue dwarf stars
Telescope: William Optics 80mm
aperture f7.5 = 600mm focal length
NGC6992 Part of the Veil Nebula, a supernova
remnant in the Milky Way
M57 The Ring Nebula, a planetary nebula
caused by the explosive death of a star similar to our own
The Horsehead A body of interstellar dust that
resembles a seahorse and obscures the bright emission nebula behind it. The
bright star is Alnitak the leftmost star of Orion’s belt.
M33 The Whirlpool Galaxy, this has several
spiral arms similar to the Milky Way
M31 The Andromeda Galaxy, one of the
galaxies that travels with the Milky Way as part of our local group
M42 The Orion Nebula, the brightest nebula
in the sky situated just underneath Orion's belt
