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Messier 33, better known as the Triangulum Galaxy, hangs in the night sky against a backdrop of stars.
January 2026, The Triangulum Galaxy.
A bit late in posting but here is my January project! This one is always tricky for me, but I’m happy with the result.
Telescope: #Seestar S50. Stacked in Seestar. 06:53:40 Exposure.
#Astrophotos 🔭
#Space #DeepSpace #Colorado
#M33 #Triangulum #Galaxy
I just tried combining my Triangulum Galaxy (M33) data from last year with brand new data acquired this year. I took color photos (RGB including the galaxy and the stars) & Hydrogen alpha data using my dual band filter.
#galaxy #m33 #triangulum #astrophography #space #askar #fra400 #asi294mc
Blue star cluster in the center, dust clouds and star-forming regions around it.
Center of the #Triangulum Galaxy (Messier 33) with #JWST NIRCam+MIRI (F335M+F770W). The blue star cluster is the nuclear star cluster of the galaxy. 🔭
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Star chart: A long narrow triangle with a couple of other dots and the star Mizan labeled.
The constellation #Triangulum lies close to overhead in northern skies on December evenings. It contains the Triangulum galaxy, a gorgeous pinwheeling spiral. It lies to the northeast of the Great Square of Pegasus and below the “W” shape of Cassiopeia.
Read more at: buff.ly/M8e37Es
🔺 Triangulum — Star Names
Alaybasān (β Tri) — Arab.
Deltoton — Greek.
Apdu (γ Tri) — Egyptian.
Mothallah (α Tri) — Arabic.
Triangulum unites Arab, Greek, and Egyptian sky traditions.
#Triangulum #StarNames
M31 Triangulum Galaxy
M31 Andromeda Galaxy
Moon
I was able to get some clear skies last night, despite the moon being so bright, and capture M33 Triangulum Galaxy and M31 Andromeda Galaxy. #Dwarf3 #DwarfLabs #M31 #M33 #Moon #Astrophotography #Triangulum #Andromeda #Galaxy
M33 Triangulum Galaxy by Beatrice Heinze Equipment I used to photograph this galaxy: - Telescope: Sky-Watcher Explorer Black Diamond N200/1000 - Mount: iOptron CEM60 on iOptron tri-pier - Camera: ZWO ASI294MC Pro Accessories: - Filter: Optolong L-Pro 2" - Telescope control & data acquisition: ZWO ASIair Gen.1 Software: Astro Pixel Processor (stacking); PixInsight (Processing) & Affinity Photo 2 (Finishing touches) No guiding, no coma corrector Data collected in Bortle class 6 sky Total Integration time: 4.5 hours.
M33 Triangulum Galaxy
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🔭 The Triangulum Galaxy, M33 is a beautiful sight. 2.73 million light years from earth it's the third largest galaxy visible. I took this photo using LRGB and Ha filters for about 20 hours.
#astrophotography #trevinca #m33 #triangulum #astronomy
Large: app.astrobin.com/i/ymzzmc
M 33 - The Triangulum Galaxy
M 45 - The Plieiades
A couple of shots from the rare clear night a couple of days ago. I think they turned out ok! Kit: SQA55, ZWO ASI585MC Air, SkyWatcher SA GTi. M 33 Subs: 24 x 180s. M 45 Subs: 16 x 120s. Processing: PixInsight #astrophotography #zwo #asi585mc #StarAdventurerGTi #M33 #M45 #Triangulum #Pleiades #SQA55
Messier 33, The Triangulum Galaxy, floats against a backdrop of stars.
22 November 2025, M33, Triangulum Galaxy.
Got a few brief shots with the Seestar this weekend while thinking about some bigger winter projects.
Telescope: #Seestar S50, 01:04:00 Exposure, Stacked in Seestar
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#Space #DeepSpace #Colorado
#M33 #Triangulum #Galaxy
⚪️ Alaybasan (β Tri) — mag 3.0 white A-type binary in #Triangulum.
🌡️ 7,680 K | 3.25 M☉ | 3.4 R☉ | 124 ly | A5 III
Name from Arabic al-Aybasān, “the Two Bone-Joints.”
A 31.4-day spectroscopic binary as tight as Mercury’s orbit.
#Alaybasan #IAUStarNames #BinaryStars
⚪️ Apdu (γ Tri) — mag 4.0 white, fast-rotating star in #Triangulum.
🌡️ 9,440 K | 2.5 M☉ | 2.25 R☉ | 117 ly | A1Vnn
From ancient Egyptian Apdu (𓅫pd), “the Bird,” now official IAU name.
#Apdu #GammaTrianguli #IAUStarNames #StarEtymology #Triangulum
It's been 3 years since I had a crack at this one - #Messier33 or the #Triangulum Galaxy. Last night I caught this for an hour. One of the three biggies in our Local Group of galaxies, alongside Milky Way and Andromeda, M31. Just about fits my field of view.
The Triangulum Galaxy, M33, hangs against a backdrop of stars.
03 October 2025, M33, The Triangulum Galaxy.
I love/hate M33. It can be dazzling but it takes a lot of data for me to get it right. This one is 5/10, a good start.
Telescope: #Seestar S50, 00:41:30 Exposure, Stacked in Seestar
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#Space #DeepSpace #Colorado
#M33 #Triangulum #Galaxy #Messier
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#Astronomy #astrophotography #dwarf3 #Andromeda #triangulum #horseheadnebula #moon
This is Triangulum Galaxy (M33) in mono LRGB. This visually large galaxy fits perfectly in my FOV and shows a ton of detail with this setup.
Prints: buff.ly/XcA1b59
Details: buff.ly/vl4o5VC
#galaxy #dso #triangulum #space #astrophotography #touptek #skywatcherUSA 🔭 📷
✨🌌 Meet TRIANGULUM - the Triangle 🌌✨
#triangulum #triangle #constellations #stars #astronomy #astrology #webcomic #comic #TALAMPAD
Messier 33 Triangulum Galaxy
The Triangulum Galaxy (Messier 33) is a spiral galaxy 2.73 million light-years from Earth in the constellation Triangulum.
In dark skies, this is the most distant object that can be seen with the naked eye.
#astronomy #astrophotography #triangulum #galaxy #space #science #astrophoto #hyperstar
M33 Triangulum Galaxy
Takahashi FSQ-106EDX4 at f/5, SBIG ST-8300M, Losmady G11. IDAS LPS-D3 and Astronomik RGB filters. 20 hours total exposure time
See more of my photography at flickr.com/astroturtle
#triangulum #galaxy #m33 #astrophotography #space #dso
M33 — The Triangulum Galaxy. A large spiral galaxy with a soft white core, feathery blue spirals, and reddish blobs here & there that hint of nebula within the galaxy.
M33 — The Triangulum Galaxy.
About 4 hours from back in November in my backyard.
Meade 6” ACF + ASI2600MC Duo
#astrophotography #space #astronomy #astro #triangulum #seattleAstronomicalSociety
A large spiral galaxy shines through a backdrop of colorful stars, arms spiraling outward into the heavens
29 January 2025, M33, The Triangulum Galaxy.
Combining fresh data with old gave me my clearest shot ever of M33! This galaxy has taken me a long time to capture clearly.
Telescope: #Seestar S50, 02:26:20 Exposure, Stacked in Seestar
#SpaceGarbageCo #Astrophotography
#M33 #Triangulum #Galaxy
7:15 minutes of 5 minute captures, with an Explore Scientific 102ED, asi2600mcPro, ASIAir, Eq6-R Pro, AstroPixelProcessor and Pixinsight to process
The #Triangulum #Galaxy is amazing in part because you can see all of these 'smaller' nebula within it. It's also large enough that you can see/capture it with most #telescope. #LAAS #Astrophotography #Astro #Astrophoto #Astrophotos #Astronomy
The Triangulum Galaxy. This galaxy is 2.73 million light years away. I took this on the 8th and hadn't processed it. This is only 2 hours of integration time with a Lextreme filter. I'd like to shoot it again without the filter and combine them. #astrophotography #m33 #triangulum #triangulumgalaxy
The Triangulum Galaxy aka M33. Taken by Ben's Astro Stuff.
New Image! I took this #astrophoto over two days early this month, and just got around to processing it. This is the first image I'm sharing here from my refractor. So, no diffraction spikes.
#M33 - #Triangulum #Galaxy
10+ hours of integration.
Details & High Res Image: astrob.in/s6n5mj/0/
Triangulum Galaxy (M33)
The Triangulum Galaxy (M33) is looking especially beautiful! I love being able to zoom in to see all the details. This is an HaLRGB image with 14 hours of total integration time across four nights.
#astrophotography #deepsky #deepskyobject #deepskyastrophotography #M33 #galaxy #Triangulum
The Triangulum Galaxy is a spiral galaxy 2.73 million light-years (ly) from Earth in the constellation #Triangulum.
It is catalogued as Messier 33. It is the third-largest member of the Local Group of galaxies, behind the Andromeda Galaxy and the Milky Way.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triangu...
#PhotoOfTheDay: #Meteor Misses #Galaxy
The galaxy was never in danger. For one thing, the #Triangulum galaxy (M33) is much bigger than the tiny grain of rock at the head of the meteor.
For another, the galaxy is much farther away (3 million light years).
apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap24071...
M33 or the Triangulum Galaxy is a spiral galaxy 2.73 million light years from earth. It is composed of 40 billion stars! #astrophtography #finalfrontierfoto #M33 #triangulum
