THE THIRD SCENES
The Andromeda Galaxy M31 Deepsky in Autumn
--Scenic spots in autumn sky
116 images displayed, Last updated on Jan 31, 2010

The autumn skies contain few bright stars, you may have an impression of empty comparing with summer and winter skies. But autumn skies have several splendid objects like the Andromeda Galaxy (M31).
  The Milky Way in autumn flows high up in the sky around the zenith at northern hemisphere. You can find a constellation of Cassiopeia around the field, uncountable fine stars are scattered and you can enjoy really beautiful views through binoculars.

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Inner-Galactic Nebulae in Autumn
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  Many diffused nebulae are bathed in the dimmed Milky Way in autumn. Almost all of those are emitting invisible H-alpha ray. You can see and enjoy those unique shapes only on long exposed films like IC1396 in Cepheus and the California Nebula in Perseus.
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M76(Planetary Nebula in Perseus), f=1600mm, 67KB
NGC40(Planetary Nebula in Cepheus), f=1278mm, 45KB
NGC246(Planetary Nebula in Cetus), f=1600mm, 50KB
NGC281(Diffused Nebula in Cassiopeia), f=1278mm, 119KB
California Nebula(NGC1499 in Perseus), f=530mm, 93KB
NGC1501(Planetary Nebula in Camelopardalis), f=1600mm, 34KB
NGC1579(Diffused Nebula in Perseus), f=1600mm, 54KB
NGC1624(Open Cluster+Diffused Nebula in Perseus), f=1800mm, 50KB
Saturn Nebula(NGC7009 in Aquarius), f=2500mm, 57KB
NGC7023(Reflection Nebula in Cepheus), f=1278mm, 69KB (Consists of 2 images)
NGC7133, NGC7142(Reflection Nebula & Open Cluster in Cepheus), f=530mm, 89KB
NGC7139(Planetary Nebula in Cepheus), f=1278mm, 51KB
Helix Nebula(NGC7293 in Aquarius), f=742mm, 83KB
Nebulosities around M52, f=300mm, 122KB
Bubble Nebula(NGC7635 in Cassiopeia), f=1278mm, 83KB
Blue Snowball(NGC7662 in Andromeda), Digital Camera, 26KB
NGC7822, Ced214(Diffused Nebula in Cepheus), f=200mm, 110KB
IC59 & IC63(Reflection Nebulae in Cassiopeia), f=1000mm, 87KB
Around IC348, IC1985(Reflection Nebula in Perseus), f=300mm, 97KB Replaced on Jan 31, 2010
IC1985(Reflection Nebula in Perseus), f=1000mm, 53KB
IC1396(Diffused Nebula in Cepheus), f=300mm, 150KB (Consists of 3 images)
Dark Nebulae around IC1396, f=300mm, 119KB Added on Jan 31, 2010
IC1470(Diffused Nebula in Cepheus), f=1278mm, 78KB
IC1805(Diffused Nebula in Cassiopeia), f=360mm, 110KB
IC1848(Diffused Nebula in Cassiopeia), f=360mm, 89KB
Sh2-126(Diffused Nebula in Lacerta), f=300mm, 114KB
Sh2-129(Diffused Nebula in Cepheus), f=300mm, 102KB
Sh2-132(Diffused Nebula in Cepheus), f=530mm, 88KB
Sh2-135(Diffused Nebula in Cepheus), f=700mm, 99KB
Sh2-140(Diffused Nebula in Cepheus), f=530mm, 93KB
Sh2-142(Diffused Nebula in Cepheus), f=530mm, 103KB
Sh2-155(Cave Nebula in Cepheus), f=1278mm, 81KB
Sh2-157(Diffused Nebula in Cassiopeia), f=530mm, 110KB
Sh2-188(Supernova Remnant in Cassiopeia), f=700mm, 103KB
Sh2-202(Diffused Nebula in Cassiopeia), f=300mm, 106KB
Sh2-204(Diffused Nebula in Camelopardalis), f=530mm, 98KB
Sh2-205(Diffused Nebula in Perseus), f=530mm, 108KB
vdB14, vdB15(Reflection Nebulae in Camelopardalis), f=530mm, 114KB+22KB
PK104-29.1(Jones1, Planetary Nebula in Pegasus), f=1600mm, 44KB
Abell85(Supernova remnant in Cassiopeia), f=530mm, 100KB
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Galaxies in Autumn
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  In the southern skies far from the Milky Way, many galaxies are scattered. Though almost all of those are small and very dimmed, some thousands of galaxies are included around the constellation of Cetus.
  And around the zenith, you can enjoy splendid deep sky object of the Andromeda Galaxy (M31) represents all objects in the celestial sphere.
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M31(The Andromeda Galaxy), f=530mm, 133KB
M33(Galaxy in Triangulum), f=742mm, 72KB
M74(Galaxy in Pisces), f=1600mm, 58KB
M77(Galaxy in Cetus), f=2500mm, 53KB
NGC45(Galaxy in Cetus), f=1600mm, 58KB
NGC55(Galaxy in Sculptor), f=1600mm, 57KB
NGC147(Galaxy in Cassiopeia), f=1600mm, 62KB
NGC157(Galaxy in Cetus), f=1600mm, 49KB
NGC185(Galaxy in Cassiopeia), f=1000mm, 66KB
NGC210(Galaxy in Cetus), f=1600mm, 53KB
NGC247(Galaxy in Cetus), f=1278mm, 61KB
NGC253 & NGC288(Galaxy & Globular Cluster in Sculptor), f=530mm, 38KB(Consists of 2 images)
NGC383 Group (Galaxy Group in Pisces), f=1600mm, 48KB
NGC507 Group (Galaxy Group in Pisces), f=1600mm, 56KB
NGC520(Coliding Galaxy in Pisces), f=1600mm, 45KB
NGC524(Galaxy in Pisces), f=2500mm, 44KB
NGC660(Galaxy in Pisces), f=1600mm, 72KB
NGC672, IC1727 (Galaxies in Triangulum), f=1600mm, 63KB
NGC772(Galaxy in Aries), f=1600mm, 46KB
NGC891(Galaxy in Andromeda), f=1600mm, 49KB
NGC908(Galaxy in Cetus), f=1600mm, 59KB
NGC925(Galaxy in Triangulum), f=1600mm, 62KB
NGC1023(Galaxy in Perseus), f=1600mm, 43KB
NGC1042, NGC1052(Galaxis in Cetus), f=1760mm, 47KB
NGC1087, NGC1090(Galaxis in Cetus), f=1760mm, 53KB
NGC6939 & NGC6946(Open Cluster & Galaxy in Cepheus), f=530mm, 68KB (Consists of 2 images)
NGC7331(Galaxies in Pegasus), f=1600mm, 47KB
Stephan's Quintet(Galaxy Group in Pegasus), f=1600mm, 40KB
NGC7479(Galaxy in Pegasus), f=1600mm, 67KB
NGC7541, NGC7537 (Galaxies in Pisces), f=1600mm, 50KB
Around NGC7626 (Pegasus I Galaxy Cluster), f=1600mm, 51KB
NGC7640(Galaxy in Andromeda), f=1600mm, 66KB
NGC7741(Galaxy in Pegasus), f=1600mm, 34KB
NGC7742(Galaxy in Pegasus), f=1600mm, 52KB
NGC7793(Galaxy in Sculptor), f=1600mm, 34KB
NGC7814 (Galaxy in Pegasus), f=1600mm, 53KB
IC342(Galaxy in Camelopardlis), f=530mm, 74KB
IC1613(Galaxy in Cetus), f=1600mm, 70KB
Abell 151(Galaxy in Cetus), f=1600mm, 33KB
Abell262(Galaxy Cluster in Andromeda), f=1600mm, 55KB
Perseus I Cluster(Abell 426), f=1600mm, 78KB
HCG16(Galaxy Group in Cetus), f=1600mm, 58KB
HCG87(Galaxy Group in Capricornus), f=1600mm, 58KB
Arp295(Galaxy in Aquarius), f=1600mm, 49KB
Cart Wheel Galaxy(Colliding Galaxies in Sculptor), f=1600mm, 72KB
UA444(Galaxy in Cetus), f=1600mm, 33KB
Maffei I & II(Galaxies in Cassiopeia), f=1600mm, 66KB
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Open & Globular Clusters in Autumn
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  Roughly speaking, autumn skies include open clusters along the Milky Way, and globular clusters in the southern region far from the Milky Way. Open clusters are groups of young stars born in the galactic plane, while globular clusters are masses of old stars scattered in the Halo region far from the galactic plane.
  Many globular clusters in autumn skies are compact, but some open clusters in the Milky Way show you magnificent appearances like the Double-Clusters in Perseus.
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Open Clusters
M34(Open Cluster in Perseus), f=530mm, 63KB
M52 & Bubble Nebula(Open Cluster & Diffused Nebula in Cassiopeia), f=360mm, 86+13KB
M103(Open Cluster in Cassiopeia), f=1278mm, 61KB
NGC129(Open Clusters in Cassiopeia), f=530mm, 68KB
NGC457(Open Cluster in Cassiopeia), f=1000mm, 66KB
Around NGC663 & M103(Open Clusters in Cassiopeia), f=530mm, 73KB
NGC752(Open Cluster in Andromeda), f=200mm, 77KB
Double-Clusters(NGC869 & NGC884 in Perseus), f=742mm, 83KB
NGC1342(Open Cluster in Perseus), f=1278mm, 60KB
NGC1502(Open Cluster in Camelopardalis), f=1000mm, 67KB
NGC1528 & NGC1491(Open Cluster & Diffused Nebula in Perseus), f=300mm, 104KB
NGC7160(Open Clusters in Cepheus), f=530mm, 71KB
NGC7209 & NGC7243(Open Clusters in Lacerta), f=530mm, 81KB
NGC7235, NGC7261(Open Clusters in Cepheus), f=530mm, 71KB
NGC7686(Open Clusters in Andromeda), f=530mm, 64KB
NGC7789(Open Cluster in Cassiopeia), f=1278mm, 65KB
Around NGC7790(Open Cluster in Cassiopeia), f=1278mm, 67KB
Around Mel.20(Open Cluster around alpha Persei), f=300mm tele, 102KB
Kemble's cascade(Star chain in Camelopardalis), f=300mm tele, 47KB

Globular Clusters
M2(Globular Cluster in Aquarius), f=1600mm, 38KB
M15(Glogular Cluster in Pegasus), f=1800mm, 39KB
M30(Globular Cluster in Capricornus), f=1278mm, 55KB
M72 & M73(Globular Cluster & Asterism in Aquarius), f=1278mm, 58KB
NGC7492(Globular Cluster in Aquarius), f=1600mm, 60KB

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