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Photographer:

Peter Nerbun

Location of Photo:

Perry Hall, Maryland USA

Date/Time of photo:

March 29 2017

Equipment:

C11 SCT, On-Axis Guider (ONAG), ATIK 460EX main imaging camera, Lodestar X2 guide camera, Losmandy G11 mount, RGB & 3nm Ha filters, IDAS LPS-P2-48 light pollution filter, HSM Stepper Motor for Starlight Feather Touch fine Micro-Focuser, Digital Boss II Focuser Control System, F/6.3 Reducer, Orion Nautilus motorized filter wheel, Spike-a Flat Field panel

Description:

This is my image of NGC 891, a 10th magnitude spiral galaxy viewed edge-on; the dark dust lane shown at the center of my image contributes to the overall dimness of this galaxy located 32 million light years from Earth in the Constellation Andromeda, its diameter is 123,000 light years or about 23% greater than our Milky Way

Website:

https://www.howardastro.org/halgal/main.php?g2_itemId=6801

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