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The Triangulum Galaxy (also known as Spiral Galaxy M33 , Messier Object 33 , Messier 33, M33 or NGC 598) is a spiral galaxy located in the constellation Triangulum . Is small compared with its neighbors over as the Milky Way and Andromeda Galaxy (with between 30 billion and 40 billion stars compared to between 200 billion and 400 billion in the first and the second billion), but its size is average similar to that of other spiral galaxies in the universe .

M33 is a member of Local Group galaxies of -third in brightness and size, and appears to be gravitationally bound to Andromeda, which is 720000 years light of it and it orbits in a highly elliptical orbit . LGS 3 , one of the smallest members of the Local Group, it may be a satellite galaxy of it.

This galaxy was probably discovered by Giovanni Battista Odierna before 1654 , who grouped together with the open cluster now known as NGC 752 . Charles Messier independently discovered 1764, calling it the M33 August 25. The Triangulum Galaxy was also cataloged by William Herschel the September 11 of 1784, assigning it the number H V.17. M33 is among the first "Nebulae spirals "identified by Lord Rosse .

most appointed Herschel H II region of this galaxy ( diffuse emission nebula containing ionized hydrogen) as H III.150 separating and naming it NGC 604 . View from the Earth , NGC 604 is located northeast of the galactic center, and is one of the largest H II regions known, with a diameter of 1500 light years and a spectrum similar to M42 .

Although it can be compared with NGC 604, Triangle HII regions are also so big and bright with its own NGC number, like with NGC 588, NGC 592 and NGC 595.

The Triangulum Galaxy can be seen with the naked eye under exceptional conditions, and for many people, is the object visible to the naked eye more distant. However, it is very large and diffuse, and the best instrument to observe are some binoculars, and may even under very good conjecture with them spiral arms, or a telescope working at very low magnification. The most important and interesting that experts have highlighted the M33 is that it is a real hotbed of rising stars, where suns arise much faster than we are used to our Milky Way, NGC 604 in addition to containing some of the richest stellar associations and bright Local Group.

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Triangulum Galaxy M33 Observation from Benamahoma (Cádiz) on 10 September 2010 Comment from Benamahoma


This Saturday we went back out again enjoying the lovely weather, and choose Benamahoma area by the lift he did, the truth that was a spectacular night with an impressive seeing that happens once a year, but day 4 was also very good. As always, go with the Meade LB 12 ", this time we did not have the 16". The night is dark enough to not see each other, but with the ugly that we better be well. We also enjoyed the rut, is very nice to listen while you are observing with the telescope, the truth is seldom heard, although it is typical in Sierra de Cádiz.

I have a feeling that I have lost many objects in the recording with the mp5, because how you start recording is not very orthodox, I must discuss it with Harvey Jare and add objects that I can miss, luckily we always observed with the same objects and I can do well.

begin to observe the galaxy NGC 7562 with 17 mm eyepiece, I can hardly see a bit of work, but eventually I get the points to two bright stars in the area. With the eye of 9 mm, the galaxy looks much better, as a small borroncillo. Using the 17 mm Nagler, stands out much better with the hyperion. Nagle with 12 and shows very well.

We turn now to see the galaxies NGC 7465 and NGC 7463 with the Nagler and hyperion of 17 mm and the 12 mm Nagler . Using the 9 mm, can also be observed the galaxy NGC 7464, with 12-mm Nagler and distinguished the latter, but with the 9 mm is better. When you put a 5 mm, the double galaxy shows very well and can be split.

Now to observe NGC 7769 and NGC 7771, with 17 mm hyperion see it as two small smudges. As always, Nagler slightly better picture.

take to draw the galaxy M33, and it felt like and wanted to catch a very good night to do so. With the 12-mm Nagler I can also see the next galaxy, NGC 3015, NGC 3011 and NGC 3018, these have searched the Javi as I drew with my telescope. After the look and watch me with my hyperion of 17 mm as well.

Then we see the NGC 672 and the one at hand, the IC 1727, with the 17 mm Nagler as two blots are quite large, try to see the NGC 684 is the side. I did not realize at first, but I see the Collinder which is next so I can also see the galaxy NGC 684 which is next.

take this opportunity to observe another Jupiter again, this time not spend so much time as before. The night was great, really great that the temperature (about 17 degrees) and have been enjoying a very dark night.

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This day we went to watch Benamahoma with colleagues, we were lucky that a fellow came with a 16 "made by the style and was also Ethos eyepieces 21 and 13, which we taste and see that are good, the bad, is that you crave a well and the price is rather prohibitive but I think it's worth buying.

The first thing you see is the globular cluster M22 with 16 "and the ethos 21, really really impressive sight, the cluster is fully resolved and is to remove the hiccups, we rarely see images of this type.

then go on to observe the galaxy NGC 7436 is in the square of Pegasus, the observed quite well despite having magnitude 13.8 (according to my map, because the starry night gives another dimension) . I still have the 16 "telescope and seem to see the galaxy NGC 7433 is next. We also see a third galaxy, NGC 7435 with the telescope of 16 " I confirm that the starry night after this observation. We used the Ethos 13 mm for observations at the telescope of 16 ".

We now turn to NGC 7386 and 7385, with 16 "and 13 mm ethos are very well, with my telescope also managed to observe but not as well as logical. We also see in observing NGC 7389, is a site full of galaxies and stopped for a moment there. We also see the NGC 7387 with the telescope of 16 ", with mine also managed to see even the faintest galaxies in indirect vision and using the 12 mm Nagler or the eye of 9 mm.

With 16 "step to see two twin galaxies, NGC 7626 and NGC 7619, if I use my telescope and 17 mm hyperion see it well, although with slightly less detail. Using the ethos and the telescope 13 mm 16 ", we can also observe NGC 7623 and NGC 7631. With the ring put the hyperion to 14 mm and achieving these two galaxies also see in my telescope 12. " This eye also observed NGC 7611 in my telescope.

Step M30 now see, to observe galaxies that are next with 14 mm. I follow along and see the galaxy NGC 7103 using a 14 mm eyepiece, in this case I have some difficulties to observe the galaxy, although the distinction well.

then go on to see the veil with the 16 "with 21 mm ethos and the NPB filter, and leaves me amazed, in this case I see it as a picture, and they are the images you hipo to observe. The image I get the feeling that is in 3D.

also took the night so good seeing we have a spectacular view Jupiter with the 17 mm eyepiece looks great bands and slick, if I use the 12 mm Nagler is see there in the two spots. We continue playing hard and increases and we see a lot of details to Jupiter as if it were a picture. This completed the observation and are already having a great time collecting.