
Scoping the Sombrero Galaxy
Only 30 million light-years away, M104 is the brightest galaxy in Virgo.
Apr 06, 2016
Only 30 million light-years away, M104 is the brightest galaxy in Virgo.
Near Castor and Pollux is a strange double nebula.
Enjoy the autumn sky’s best edge-on galaxy.
Take a tour from Mirfak to the famous Double Cluster.
Try for a cluster that even Charles Messier missed.
This small constellation lays claim to the impressive Scutum Star Cloud.
The central portion of Perseus is loaded with celestial treasure.
Looking for a pair of strongly contrasting deep-sky objects? Consider the glittery star cluster M52 and the tiny Bubble Nebula.
Pale but enticing, the Eagle is a telescopic treat when scrutinized from a dark observing site.