Messier 110
Galaxy in Andromeda · 2.69 million light-years
🔭 Explore Messier 110 in the 3D map →| Type | Galaxy |
|---|---|
| Constellation | Andromeda |
| Distance | 2.69 million light-years |
| Apparent magnitude | 8.2 |
| Apparent size | 16.2′ (arc-minutes) |
| Also known as | M110 · NGC 205 |
Messier 110 is a galaxy (also catalogued as NGC 205) in the constellation Andromeda — an island of billions of stars far beyond our own Milky Way. It was recorded by Charles Messier in his famous catalogue of 110 deep-sky objects. It spans roughly 16.2 arc-minutes on the sky. At about magnitude 8.2, it shows up well in a small backyard telescope.
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