The little smudge to its lower right is the galaxy NGC205, while the bright fuzzy dot left of centre is the galaxy M32, both being satellites to M31.
Canon 60D at prime focus of 71mm refractor f/5.3, ISO 4000, total exposure 20 minutes
West is up
Astrophotography at Pangue
The Galaxy M31 (Andromeda) doesn't need to be introduced, but it's always worth to capture and display its magnificence...
The little smudge to its lower right is the galaxy NGC205, while the bright fuzzy dot left of centre is the galaxy M32, both being satellites to M31.
Photo: Cristian Valenzuela / Observatorio del Pangue - December, 6th, 2021
Canon 60D at prime focus of 71mm refractor f/5.3, ISO 4000, total exposure 20 minutes
West is up
The little smudge to its lower right is the galaxy NGC205, while the bright fuzzy dot left of centre is the galaxy M32, both being satellites to M31.
Canon 60D at prime focus of 71mm refractor f/5.3, ISO 4000, total exposure 20 minutes
West is up