M31: Andromeda Galaxy Mosaic

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Over 2,000 10-second exposures went into stacking 6 panels that were blended to produce this capture of Andromeda with neighboring galaxies M32 and M110.

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Telescope:   Stellina
Length:   400mm
Aperture:   80mm
F-stop:   f/5.0
Sessions:   18
Captured:   2021-08-10 to 2021-09-02
Lights:   2300
Exposure:   10
Total exposure:   6 h
Ra:   0h 43m 22.3s
Dec:   +41° 17' 28.616
Size:   107.675 x 112.162 arcmin
Radius:   1.296 deg
Scale:   1.032 arcsec/pixel

Related images:

An interim stack of multiple sessions for a 2022 project to achieve as detailed an M31 as possible.
Captured from our villa in Grand Cayman using the portable Sky Watcher Star Adventurer GTi mount.
The Andromeda Galaxy for 24 minutes in one-shot color.
A dramatic version of M31 with a bit more saturation combined from 6 1/2 hours of exposure taken over the course of 2022.
A first look at the Andromeda Galaxy as it reappears in the fall of 2022. Captured unguided on the Sky Watcher Star Adventurer Mini (SAM).
The Andromeda Galaxy occupies a large field of view. It is both near to the Milky Way and bright enough to see with the naked eye.
First attempt at capturing this galaxy with nothing but an ordinary camera and zoom lens.
A detailed image taken over just a few minutes with a remotely controlled telescope in Spain.
A detailed capture taken by composing multiple exposures and filters.

Objects in frame:

NGC205 M110 NGC221 M32 NGC224 M31 Andromeda Galaxy
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