2025年3月26日 · within arcsec The VizieR photometry tool allows for easy visualization of photometry points extracted around the Simbad position from photometry-enabled catalogues in VizieR. The search radius has to be specified by the user. It …

UGC 5302 is a Spiral Galaxy located in the constellation of Ursa Major in the northern hemisphere. UGC 5302 is not a Messier Object and doesn't have a Messier Number. The galaxy is separate and distinct, not in Milky Way galaxy or The Solar System.

In photographs from large telescopes, M 81 shows itself to be one of the most magnificent galaxies in the northern sky, remarkable for its strikingly symmetrical structure and dynamic appearance. The spiral windings surround a bright, egg yolk-shaped central mass, which undoubtedly consists of millions of insoluble, faint individual stars.

< UGC catalog Galaxy UGC 5302. UGC 5302 is a galaxy from the Uppsala General Catalogue of Galaxies (UGC).

Brief discussion of Uppsala General Catalog (UGC) objects 5000 to 5499, with links to corresponding NGC, IC and PGC objects

UGC 5302 (Galaxy) UGC 5302 (Galaxy) In-The-Sky.org. Guides to the night sky. Location: Virginia Beach (36.85°N; 75.98°W) UGC 5302 (Galaxy) Home Your Sky Constellations List Ursa Major UGC 5302. News Upcoming events By topic. Appulses ...

2022年4月27日 · I've been inactive for a while but finally managed to get time to collect some light this winter. This is a little more than 82 hours worth of total integration time. My trusty CCD camera started misbehaving, so this is my first attempt with CMOS. Not at all sure I've made the right decisions regarding length of subs, gain, offset etc.

2022年4月27日 · My trusty CCD camera started misbehaving, so this is my first attempt with CMOS. Not at all sure I've made the right decisions regarding length of subs, gain, offset etc.

2024年8月6日 · All these galaxies are part of the M81 group, which includes many other smaller galaxies besides those in this photograph. M81 is located at a distance of 11.8 million light-years and has a diameter of 96,000 light-years. M82 is located at a distance of 12 million light-years and has a size of 40,800 light-years.