M106
Distance: 25 million Light Years
M106 is a very special galaxy. I featured it in my £700 vs £7 million video. This is what I managed with a 6 inch newt. Lets see how much better we can do this time around.
Download Regular Imager's reference frame
| Center (RA, Dec): | (184.824, 47.320) |
| Center (RA, hms): | 12h 19m 17.727s |
| Center (Dec, dms): | +47° 19′ 10.641″ |
| Size: | 1.55 x 1.55 deg |
| Radius: | 1.099 deg |
| Pixel scale: | 0.932 arcsec/pixel |
| Orientation: | Up is 0.0 degrees E of N |
Download Hi Res/Lucky Imager's reference frame
| Center (RA, Dec): | (184.741, 47.305) |
| Center (RA, hms): | 12h 18m 57.749s |
| Center (Dec, dms): | +47° 18′ 18.870″ |
| Size: | 26.4 x 26.4 arcmin |
| Radius: | 0.311 deg |
| Pixel scale: | 0.396 arcsec/pixel |
| Orientation: | Up is 282.8 degrees E of N |