C/2011 J2 LINEAR
C/2011 J2 LINEAR is a comet, just another one, not very famous. Discovered in May, 2011 in LINEAR program. It had then apparent brightness of…
Autumn is coming
And northern autumn constellations as well - Cygnus is the one quite well known. I already presented a few pictures positioned in this constellation,…
Hercules globule analyzed
Messier 13 - this is the name of the brightest globular cluster visible in northern hemisphere in constellation Hercules, that is also called…
Serious (black and white) astronomy - SN2014bv
Once I started to be interested in astronomy I believed deep sky tiny galaxies black and white pictures are 'seriuos' ones. I still believe this :)…
Hunting Dogs fuzzies
NGC5033 (lower) and NGC5005 are two galaxies that weakly influence each other gravitionally. The spiral arms of NGC5033 are warped and this is…
SDSS J131123.83+364140.4
I exposed some frames for another galactic field and as usual I inspected them a little trying to find some remote objects. This time besides a few…
Galaxies, galaxies, galaxies...
Galaxy Messier 49 is the most luminous object in the Virgo Galaxy Cluster - its apparent brightness is 8.4mag. It is placed about 56 mln light years…
Comet C/2012 K1 meets galaxy
Of course just apparently. Over the night of May 20th comet C/2012K1 PANSTARRS has been moving on the sky nearby NGC3726 galaxy. The galaxy is medium…
Supernova SN2014bc in M106 galaxy
Today no bells and whistles, but hardly identified supernova in quite popular galaxy M106. The galaxy itself has been pictured by me some time ago (…
C/2012 K1 PANSTARRS
Do you think it means anything? :) Well yes, that is the way astronomers calls comets. First letter indicates if comet is periodic (P) or not (C).…
Space elements providers
Supernova explosions of the star is the only source of heavier elements in the Universe. All the heavier elements (like iron, are more heavy ones)…
Remote worlds in the Markarian's Chain background
Here we have: Markarian's Chain of galaxies. Starting from top left we have two small galaxies NGC4458 and 4461, then Eyes Galaxies NGC4438-4435, and…