Messier Majesties: Catalog of 110 Deep Sky Objects

Messier objects are popular with amateur astronomers. Astronomy clubs host Messier Marathons where the goal is to find all 110 objects in a single night. All one needs is a good pair of binoculars or a modest 4-6 inch telescope, patience, and a keen eye. Presented in this video are Messier 1 thru Messier 110 .
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[@dwaynerobertson383]

Beautiful. Very well done. I picked up an 8" Dobsonian a few weeks ago. Had excellent skies. For about 2 continuous weeks!! I stayed on the Moon for a week, probably. It was in it's 1st quarter, or nearing half. WAS AMAZING, the entire span of nights. I have decent budget lenses, a zoom, filters, etc. The second week I attempted collimation (still not yet correct), and saw Jupiter for the first time. WOW. Could see 5 of the moons, and the two redish bands, but not clearly. Two nights later I found Saturn for the first time, after adjusting my Telrad aiming in on Jupiter the night before. Saturn blew my mind too. What a JEWEL! Orion is coming into season, and I am just going to wander around it for about a month. I have a few books, but I'm just gonna wander kind of lost at first. Just see whats there, but the nebula is an obvious first target, and the Horse Head. These Messier Objects - what a collection...and such a well done video! Thank you for creating and sharing this. Hope I have lots of years still in me.

[@goastronomy]

Thank you, am happy you enjoyed. As Ralph Waldo Emerson said "The sky is the daily bread of the eyes". May your skies always be clear...

[@EloiAbreu]

A lifelong job. Thanks Mr. Messier.

[@MountainFisher]

Messier 84 at 10:50 is a fantastically Magnificent Image. There are at least 70 galaxies all spread out in a small part of the Virgo Galactic Cluster's thousands of every type galaxy there are. We are seeing just a small part of just one cluster out of how many more Clusters? Our Milky Way is a part of the Virgo Cluster as well with Andromeda chasing us.

[@OntarioBirding7538]

Milky Way is in local group

[@richardforee1342]

Aloha! Amazing, amazing, amazing! Sagittarius has so many cool Clusters; in fact, between Scorpius and Sagittarius so many it's crazy! And the Ring nebula must be one of the most underrated nebulae there is ... can't wait for more aperture and astrophotography equipment! Mahalo to you, and clear skies to all!

[@goastronomy]

I totally agree!

[@myriamsoledadnavarretevald7855]

Awesome!!! Wonderful! Très magnifique!!!

[@myriamsoledadnavarretevald7855]

Magestic :-)

[@rafaelconceicao743]

👏👏👏👏👏😍😍❤️

[@Donald-x8o]

I heard on the dumbbell nebula has life

[@Donald-x8o]

Here's proof

[@Donald-x8o]

I don't know why did i ask this

[@DTOMSM]

@@Donald-x8oAnything could have life…

[@tonzagt6657]

Messier 12A Black hole 8,000,000 solar masses

[@tonzagt6657]

Messier 12A

[@tonzagt6657]

NGC 8550 ULTRAMASSIVE BLACK HOLE

[@jaredbrinzer4472]

If i recall the ngc catalog only goes up to 7840 and black holes arent a part of that catalog

[@Banidosh]

I'm not see planets