C65, Sculptor
Low in the sky is this surprisingly large and interesting galaxy
C77, Centaurus A, The Hamburger
What's going on behind the curtain?
M31(& M32,M110)
Our neighbor and sister galaxy, Andromeda (and friends)
M33 in Triangulum
The third major member of our local group of galaxies
M51, Whirlpool
At one time this galaxy was thought to be a developing solar system within our galaxy
An uninteresting fuzzball, but it's the way or shape many many galaxies are.
C30, Deer Lick Group
A birds eye view of a large galaxy with several satellite galaxies
M61
M63, Sunflower
A galaxy who's rippled arms have organized themselves in a fashion reminiscent of a sunflower's seed head
M64 the Black eye
Got it's name from what it looks like on film negatives
M65 & 66
A pair of galaxies that can be found in the constellation of Leo
M74
M77
M81 & M82
Two gravitationally linked galaxies up near the handle of the big dipper
M83
An example of a galaxy with a bar of stars passing through the core
M87
The uninspiring fuzzy little blob at center/left is an example of how big things come in little packages.
M95
M96
M100
M101, Pinwheel
A beautiful face on classically shaped spiral galaxy
An interesting edge on galaxy whose bisecting dark dust band give it a look that gives it it's name
M105
Three for the price of one, with several styles visible in one view
M106
A large bright galaxy with a lot of different things going on with it
M108
M109
Just above M65 & M66 is the much less well known, third, and edge on member of the fabulous Leo Triplet