M33 Triangulum Galaxy

Under dark sky conditions, M33 is just barely visible with the naked eye in the constellation Triangulum, just west of Andromeda and Pisces. Among the galaxy’s most distinctive features are ionized hydrogen clouds, also called H-II regions, which are massive regions of starbirth. Among Triangulum's most distinctive features is NGC 604, a region of starbirth so big that the Space Telescope Science Institute once described it as "monstrous."

Sessions

Total Integration Time:

Oct. 10, 2023 - 33 * 300.0 seconds
Antlia Triband RGB
Oct. 14, 2023 - 46 * 300.0 seconds
Antlia Triband RGB
Oct. 16, 2023 - 58 * 300.0 seconds
Antlia ALP-T
Oct. 17, 2023 - 71 * 300.0 seconds
Antlia Triband RGB

Catalogues

Messier Index Catalogue New General Catalogue

Targets

M33 NGC598 NGC595 NGC604 IC131 IC133 IC134 IC135 IC136 IC137 IC139 IC142 NGC592 IC143

Gear

Telescope: ZWO FF107
Camera: ZWO ASI2600MC Pro
Mount: ZWO AM5