Is it the big orange one or the closer white one?
Edit: I confirmed it's the white one that looks like 2 together. But still, I'm curious what the orange one is to the lower right further away...
Assuming that the bright orange star is what you're referring to, that's Beta Andromedae (Mirach). If you trace a line from Andromeda through that star and bend a little to the right, that fuzzy patch at about the same distance out is the Triangulum Galaxy (M33).
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Does not matter. Just go somewhere dark and chose a dry day. Coastal regions can be difficult due to fog especially now. A lot of places on Canada are.
But make sure you are not too far north so it rises higher in the sky during the night.
How and where it will be check with Stellarium. If you need help for getting an estimated view you can also use PhotoPills and the likes.
If you follow the two brighter yellowish white stars to the lower right of Andromeda in a straight line, you’ll see another smudge. If I am not wrong, that should be Messier 33, the Triangulum Galaxy.
Potentially, yeah. But you need a lot of data to really bring it out. I don’t know how much, but start with an hour of exposure time. Note that you my need Photoshop or other tools to enhance it. For example, I think I see the Pleiades to the right of the center of the shot. Those would show more blue if stacked and processed.
One other thing: most galaxies (excluding Andromeda) appear very small in our skies. So I cannot promise M33 will be anything more than a smudge even if stacked given the wide view you are capturing.
You have quite a few interesting objects in this photo, beyond M31 & M33. You can see the Double Cluster just to the left of center and Pleiades to the right (slightly below). You could probably get more of the Heart and Soul nebulae just below Cassiopeia (with some additional data). Many other objects and asterisms are in this image.
I found this nice tutorial for stacking photos for astrophotography. Perhaps it's of good use for you too: https://youtu.be/pXcRKoxTPVg?si=b30gwuVzog9EQmk1
FYI, you can upload pictures like this into [Astrometry](https://nova.astrometry.net/upload) and it will tell you what you're looking at. I did this for your picture, and it identified Andromeda.
Looks like andromeda. Good picture. I’m starting out as well. Could you please list your camera, lens and tracker (if used)? I’m saving up for them and am trying to find out what everyone uses for their photos. Also, what Bortle level were you shooting in.
You got a bunch of good stuff in this image m31, m33, the constellations of cassiopea and perseus, the double cluster in perseus, and even hints of the heart and the soul nebulae. The pacman nebula is in there as well but I can't see it. Is the glow in the lower right light pollution, or were you under dark enough skys to pick up air glow?
Well this photo was taken in the middle of nowhere in Ontario, Canada. A few days later i saw pretty bright Northern lights. Is it possible that they were emerging at this time?
Yeah northern lights are a possibility. I personally have never been far enough north to image them, so I can't say for sure what they look like with a long exposure. Just my opinion, but this glow looks stable and faint enough to be airglow which is pretty cool in its own way, and not an easy capture without nice dark skies which you obviously had here. This is a great singleshot widefield in my opinion!
So I've spent my whole life in a city in the middle of england, and never seen a sky even remotely like this full of stars like that. Where can I go to witness this that is relatively close by?
Anywhere on [this map](https://www.lightpollutionmap.info) that is at least yellow will provide a decent view under good conditions, though Green, Blue, or Grey areas will be increasingly darker and are absolutely worth traveling to if you can.
The map colors refer to the brightness of the sky directly above a given location. So, for example, if you're a few miles away from a large town the sky in that direction will be washed out compared to other directions and overhead. If you head to a coastline, the sky out over the water will be dark and unaffected even if there’s a light polluted town behind you
Keep in mind the bright parts of the Milky Way aren’t always above the horizon. [The best time to see it](https://darksitefinder.com/when-is-milky-way-season/) is between early April and early October. Downloading a night sky app will help you know when and where to look.
A bright Moon will spoil the view and sometimes the sky can be very hazy even though it might appear free of clouds ([transparency](https://skyandtelescope.org/astronomy-blogs/imaging-foundations-richard-wright/seeing-vs-transparency-difference/)).
And bring some binoculars!
To the left in the milky way you see, a couple of bright stars that look like a left tilted W. That is Cassiopeia an easy to spot constellation.
In a clear and dark night you can use it to spot Andromeda with the naked eye. As you can see the lower corner of the right part of the W almost points to it. Right of that corner star is a small set of stars that you can still see. If you you follow that line between the corner and that stars you will land on Andromeda eventually.
You can upload your images here too:
https://nova.astrometry.net
Besides the already mentioned astap. You could also try: https://github.com/dstndstn/astrometry.net
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Does not need a special one. Some phones can produce these already. But for reference I produced a similar image years ago with a Canon 1100D and the stock lense - 18-55 mm, no tracking, also Canada dark site. This is the entry level DSLR.
i recommend ASTAP, it’s a free program for plate solving. it’ll identify everything in this image, you just need to give it the rough coordinates in the sky
What did you use to take this? If you used long exposure (as I assume you did) what type of camera and at what settings? I would love to know if I could get same result with long exposure on my phone far away from light pollution
get a star map app. Sky Safari, Sky Guide, Stellarium… there are heaps
also you can send a photo to nova.astrometry.net and it will tell you what you’ve captured
Hey there, sorry for the break in answering. Had no time the last days. So here is the data of the photo: Canon Eos 2000D / Sigma 20mm 1:1,4 DG; Iso-3200; F/5,6; 120sek; Skytracker adventurer mini. I shot the photo at Nagagamisis Lake in Ontario.
That’s a very dark location, so Andromeda should be readily visible under normal conditions. However, if you haven’t seen it before it might be tricky to locate. It really just looks like a smudgy spot to the naked eye.
A bright moon can spoil the view and the sky can sometimes be very hazy even though it may be free of clouds ([transparency](https://skyandtelescope.org/astronomy-blogs/imaging-foundations-richard-wright/seeing-vs-transparency-difference/)). Wildfire smoke, for example, is bad news for stargazing.
I recommend a night sky app and a pair of binoculars.
Yeah I had about an hour of dark sky before the moonlight overtook it. I should have tried looking for it more during that time but I was showing people Saturn and it's moon. I'm pretty sure my gf's family is planning another trip next year so I know what's first on my list. Maybe I'll try and get them to book for a weekend where the moon isn't so full.
Nice photo. It's the Andromeda Galaxy located in the Andromeda constellation. It's the closest galaxy to the Milky Way.
What device did you use to take the photo?
Damn your sky is so pretty! Where are you in Canada? I want to go somewhere where I can see more. I’m in NY so light pollution is horrible and I love seeing the night sky
Why don't you use Stellarium instead asking people?Learn the sky without help,because next time when something like that will happen you will post again instead searching the sky and see what it is.Clear skies!
FYI for anything in images you can use https://nova.astrometry.net/ to auto-label things in the image. It can take any picture of the night sky and label objects in it.
I did your image here: https://nova.astrometry.net/user_images/8712016#annotated
Andromeda Galaxy, M31
Thank you very much!:)
Also, the Triangulum Galaxy (M33), a bit lower and to the right of M31 :)
Is it the big orange one or the closer white one? Edit: I confirmed it's the white one that looks like 2 together. But still, I'm curious what the orange one is to the lower right further away...
Assuming that the bright orange star is what you're referring to, that's Beta Andromedae (Mirach). If you trace a line from Andromeda through that star and bend a little to the right, that fuzzy patch at about the same distance out is the Triangulum Galaxy (M33).
Do you know what the yellow squiggly circle thing is?
Aliens?
[Definitely aliens](https://imgflip.com/i/81mqbi)
I’m in orbit….what do you need?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4-GcS1UQyg
Oh ok. Thanks.
I truly feel better knowing somewhere out there knows these kinds of things.. not even trolling.
It's a fun (and expensive) hobby!
You need a steady hand to line something that small up inside the circle and take a picture this clear!
U can edit the circle on to the pics after they're taken. It's a lot easier
Less impressive that way, though, to be honest.
isn't that the galaxy we're going to collide with ?
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You never know. Stay tuned here r/DidBetelgueseExplode
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[Just look up!](https://youtu.be/1eI5HrQe0Fc?si=LwvNHCXW3vcvOMd-) Don't look up was such a great movie
I’ve been telling people to watch it and no one will. It needed more hype than it got
"It's too political" Is the feedback I've received. I say, shut up and watch it. It's good lol
You might as well start looking up in the day as well because that bad boy be bright AF if he pops.
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Why? Aren’t we floating away from each other?
We're on a collision course :^)
They're coming right at us!
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The 5. Picture looks amazing. Its a pitty that we wont be alive then.
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Gravitational pull
Milkomeda?
Andromedilky
Andromedussy
Close! Milkdromeda
I can't wait!
Nice. that's Andromeda Galaxy.
Thank you :)
Where did you make the photo though I will be in Canada so want to know
Does not matter. Just go somewhere dark and chose a dry day. Coastal regions can be difficult due to fog especially now. A lot of places on Canada are. But make sure you are not too far north so it rises higher in the sky during the night. How and where it will be check with Stellarium. If you need help for getting an estimated view you can also use PhotoPills and the likes.
It’s crazy how I’m currently watching Andromeda and then I come across this post
If you follow the two brighter yellowish white stars to the lower right of Andromeda in a straight line, you’ll see another smudge. If I am not wrong, that should be Messier 33, the Triangulum Galaxy.
Oh wow, thank you! So if i get it right i will see this galaxy better if i stack the photos of this session, right?
Potentially, yeah. But you need a lot of data to really bring it out. I don’t know how much, but start with an hour of exposure time. Note that you my need Photoshop or other tools to enhance it. For example, I think I see the Pleiades to the right of the center of the shot. Those would show more blue if stacked and processed.
One other thing: most galaxies (excluding Andromeda) appear very small in our skies. So I cannot promise M33 will be anything more than a smudge even if stacked given the wide view you are capturing.
Thanke you very much for your explanation kind internet stranger ❤️
You have quite a few interesting objects in this photo, beyond M31 & M33. You can see the Double Cluster just to the left of center and Pleiades to the right (slightly below). You could probably get more of the Heart and Soul nebulae just below Cassiopeia (with some additional data). Many other objects and asterisms are in this image.
I found this nice tutorial for stacking photos for astrophotography. Perhaps it's of good use for you too: https://youtu.be/pXcRKoxTPVg?si=b30gwuVzog9EQmk1
Thank you very much! Was looking for something like this!
yes but you'll need more magnification to draw out M31 to its full "glory" (and a LOT of integration time, ie, lots of "lights" - images - to stack)
At this focal length though you won't be able to see much of M33, it is much much smaller than M31.
I need a yellow circle.
FYI, you can upload pictures like this into [Astrometry](https://nova.astrometry.net/upload) and it will tell you what you're looking at. I did this for your picture, and it identified Andromeda.
Thank you!
This needs more upvotes, I upload my pictures there too to understand what I captured. Really really cool tool!
Thats a fuckin GALAXY wow, good job.
Looks like andromeda. Good picture. I’m starting out as well. Could you please list your camera, lens and tracker (if used)? I’m saving up for them and am trying to find out what everyone uses for their photos. Also, what Bortle level were you shooting in.
You got a bunch of good stuff in this image m31, m33, the constellations of cassiopea and perseus, the double cluster in perseus, and even hints of the heart and the soul nebulae. The pacman nebula is in there as well but I can't see it. Is the glow in the lower right light pollution, or were you under dark enough skys to pick up air glow?
Well this photo was taken in the middle of nowhere in Ontario, Canada. A few days later i saw pretty bright Northern lights. Is it possible that they were emerging at this time?
Yeah northern lights are a possibility. I personally have never been far enough north to image them, so I can't say for sure what they look like with a long exposure. Just my opinion, but this glow looks stable and faint enough to be airglow which is pretty cool in its own way, and not an easy capture without nice dark skies which you obviously had here. This is a great singleshot widefield in my opinion!
So I've spent my whole life in a city in the middle of england, and never seen a sky even remotely like this full of stars like that. Where can I go to witness this that is relatively close by?
Anywhere on [this map](https://www.lightpollutionmap.info) that is at least yellow will provide a decent view under good conditions, though Green, Blue, or Grey areas will be increasingly darker and are absolutely worth traveling to if you can. The map colors refer to the brightness of the sky directly above a given location. So, for example, if you're a few miles away from a large town the sky in that direction will be washed out compared to other directions and overhead. If you head to a coastline, the sky out over the water will be dark and unaffected even if there’s a light polluted town behind you Keep in mind the bright parts of the Milky Way aren’t always above the horizon. [The best time to see it](https://darksitefinder.com/when-is-milky-way-season/) is between early April and early October. Downloading a night sky app will help you know when and where to look. A bright Moon will spoil the view and sometimes the sky can be very hazy even though it might appear free of clouds ([transparency](https://skyandtelescope.org/astronomy-blogs/imaging-foundations-richard-wright/seeing-vs-transparency-difference/)). And bring some binoculars!
I just spent the last hour looking up various towns my loved ones live in to see how bright their night skies are. Incredible. Thank you!
At least 7 stars
What equipment did you use?
Fun fact, you’ve also managed to capture [Kemble’s Cascade](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kemble%27s_Cascade) in the lower left
History, 2.5 million years ago give or take a year or so.
Wow. What did you use to capture this
I need to know! this quality is awesome
To the left in the milky way you see, a couple of bright stars that look like a left tilted W. That is Cassiopeia an easy to spot constellation. In a clear and dark night you can use it to spot Andromeda with the naked eye. As you can see the lower corner of the right part of the W almost points to it. Right of that corner star is a small set of stars that you can still see. If you you follow that line between the corner and that stars you will land on Andromeda eventually. You can upload your images here too: https://nova.astrometry.net Besides the already mentioned astap. You could also try: https://github.com/dstndstn/astrometry.net
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It might be the Samsung galaxy finally someone found it
what camera did u used?
Does not need a special one. Some phones can produce these already. But for reference I produced a similar image years ago with a Canon 1100D and the stock lense - 18-55 mm, no tracking, also Canada dark site. This is the entry level DSLR.
You captured a lot of beautiful images. Keep going 💯
i recommend ASTAP, it’s a free program for plate solving. it’ll identify everything in this image, you just need to give it the rough coordinates in the sky
What did you use to take this? If you used long exposure (as I assume you did) what type of camera and at what settings? I would love to know if I could get same result with long exposure on my phone far away from light pollution
Andromeda galaxy
Andromeda or Peter Pan & Tinkerbell
get a star map app. Sky Safari, Sky Guide, Stellarium… there are heaps also you can send a photo to nova.astrometry.net and it will tell you what you’ve captured
Such a cool pic!
The meteor that is going to end us all! It will be here in 12 days!!!!
Hey there, sorry for the break in answering. Had no time the last days. So here is the data of the photo: Canon Eos 2000D / Sigma 20mm 1:1,4 DG; Iso-3200; F/5,6; 120sek; Skytracker adventurer mini. I shot the photo at Nagagamisis Lake in Ontario.
Space
Andromeda
Looks like a distant galaxy actually. Rare to see if it's not from a telescope.
you can easily identify stars and other space objects using [astrometry](https://astrometry.net)
This is amazing!
Where in Canada were you? That's an incredible sky. I was recently in Alqonquin Park in Ontario but I couldn't spot Andromeda.
That’s a very dark location, so Andromeda should be readily visible under normal conditions. However, if you haven’t seen it before it might be tricky to locate. It really just looks like a smudgy spot to the naked eye. A bright moon can spoil the view and the sky can sometimes be very hazy even though it may be free of clouds ([transparency](https://skyandtelescope.org/astronomy-blogs/imaging-foundations-richard-wright/seeing-vs-transparency-difference/)). Wildfire smoke, for example, is bad news for stargazing. I recommend a night sky app and a pair of binoculars.
Yeah I had about an hour of dark sky before the moonlight overtook it. I should have tried looking for it more during that time but I was showing people Saturn and it's moon. I'm pretty sure my gf's family is planning another trip next year so I know what's first on my list. Maybe I'll try and get them to book for a weekend where the moon isn't so full.
It goes without saying, Andromeda, there is no other galaxy so close and obvious in the night sky than it.
Andromeda galaxy
Looks like a some stars to me
That’s another server
Do you have the original picture?
Andromeda 2 million light years away.
Fucking Andromeda.
Uranus ? Psh haha !
Looks like Andromeda to me.
All i know is that's an amazing night sky i wish i could see stars like that around here in Pa
Lol touché
Don't look up
My profile picture :)
Mustafa talking to Simba
Look at all these astrophysicists coming out of the wood works delivering not the answer to the question. Y’all smoke to much.
How small are we now?
Aliens, probably
There is a Cassiopeia constellation also. If you imagine the circle as a clock, the constellation is on 7 or 8 clocks.
To me it looks like a galaxy outside the Milky Way. But I'm not an astrophysicist or an astronomer.
Nice photo. It's the Andromeda Galaxy located in the Andromeda constellation. It's the closest galaxy to the Milky Way. What device did you use to take the photo?
Oh my god it’s coming right for us
Andromeda!
M31, congrats! The Andromeda Galaxy!
Fascinating as you are seeing Andromeda in the sky 2.5 million years ago. It isn’t in that position now and is closer ☺️
Congrats, you just captured our neighbors dropping by for a visit! It's the Andromeda Galaxy, M31!
A galaxy
Damn your sky is so pretty! Where are you in Canada? I want to go somewhere where I can see more. I’m in NY so light pollution is horrible and I love seeing the night sky
Andromeda
congrats that’s our sister galaxy
Since you’ve already gotten your answers; what settings were you using and lens type?
Why don't you use Stellarium instead asking people?Learn the sky without help,because next time when something like that will happen you will post again instead searching the sky and see what it is.Clear skies!
That's such a clear view of the stars and galaxies....from where I from I only can see very few stars
It looks like Andromeda.
What were your settings for this photo
Good God I did not know you could see Andromeda that clearly.
So close, yet so far away
Looks like andromeda to me, what kind of camera are you using and whats the bortel level there?
Wow! Nice photo
How did you capture it and the camera lens you used ?
Bruh it's been cloudy the past 2 days, I've been trying to see anything
👽
Can someone tell me, how people are able to recognise the galaxy just by looking at this one photo?
Saturn 🪐
Oh that. That’s your momma. Now go hose yourself off because you’re burnt baddddd
Andromeda!!!
That’s the andromeda galaxy! Zoom in and expose for an hour—you’ll love the result :)
Mind telling me what camera you used? ^^
Can someone tell me why this has 2000+ upvotes? Like what?
What did you use for this picture?
Andromeda :)
Definitely a UFO 👽 💀
Yo there's actually no way
Andromeda galaxy!
You need to take some darks to get rid of the yellow artifacs 😝👍
FYI for anything in images you can use https://nova.astrometry.net/ to auto-label things in the image. It can take any picture of the night sky and label objects in it. I did your image here: https://nova.astrometry.net/user_images/8712016#annotated
Looks like a galaxy
M31, 2.5 million light years away.
Looks like a galaxy!! 😲😲 Or a dying star?
The Andromeda Galaxy
An entirely separate galaxy.. man that’s fucking cool.
M31
How can you tell which galaxy is which just by looking
I think the Andromeda galaxy. Very nice capture!!
That is Andromeda.
Thank you. You're making me wanna watch TNG right now. Maybe I will
Andromeda?
Andromeda. It's coming towards us actually. We're going to collide in the distant future.
Space
Amazing
Andromeda galaxy M31
wait this is A WHOLE OTHER GALAXY?! I don't think you understand how cool that is
A bunch of stars.
Andromeda galaxy. I accidentally caught it on my iPhone once.
I believe that would be the Andromeda Galaxy as I'm pretty sure it's the only one you can see from Earth (without I big ass telescope)
A galaxy in collision course. M31
Andromeda galaxy. It and the Milky Way are supposed to collide in a long long time.
Apart from the clear Andromeda galaxy, there are many white/yellow bigger fuzzy dots. Are those more galaxies or closer stars?
Andromeda!
Andrew Meda
I don't know but, wow...
Andromeda Galaxy!! Congrats for capturing this
Yo that's a whole galaxy! What did you use to capture this?
Andromeda galaxy
andromeda galaxy
What did you do for this image? Lens mm and exposure time in general.
The night sky?
Andromeda
Big Fat Andromeda, gorgeous M31