Millions to billions of stars, most of which have planets. The galaxies shown here are a few million to hundreds of millions of light years distant from earth. The diameters range from about 10,000 to 300,000 light years across. In many of these images you can also see smaller much more distant galaxies in the background.
M77 Spiral Galaxy in Cetus Nov 2024 RAP Chile
NGC 1232 Spiral Galaxy in Eridanus Nov 2023_RAP Chile
NGC 1232 Spiral Galaxy in Eridanus Nov 2023_RAP Chile
NGC 1566 Galaxy in Dorado Jan 2025 Chile RAP
NGC 3511 and 3513 Galaxy pair in Crater RAP Chile
NGC 7252 Galaxy peculiar in Aquarius Sept 2023 RAP_Chile
NGC 2403 Galaxy in Camelopardalis Feb 2022 NJ
NGC-4038-Antennae-Galaxy-in-Corvus-Mar-2022_RAP-Chile
NGC891 Edge-On Spiral Galaxy in Andromeda_2015-08-13
NGC5907L deconv
NGC7814 Galaxy in Pegasus_2015-08-14
NGC925 Spiral Galaxy in Triangulum_2015-10-07
M81 Spiral Galaxy in Ursa Major_2014-12-30
M106 Galaxy LRGB 2014-03-12
M91 Spiral Galaxy in Coma Berenices 2018-06-03 SSRO
NGC2841 Spiral Galaxy in Ursa Major_2015-10-16
M51 Whirlpool Galaxy in Canes Venatici_2016-06-26
M77 Barred Spiral Galaxy in Cetus
NGC6503 Dwarf Spiral Galaxy in Draco_2015-09-13
IC342-Spiral-Galaxy-in-Camelopardelis-2018-11-15-NJ



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