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NGC55 is a galaxy in the constellation of Sculptor, that lies 6.5 million light years away from us. Some 61300ly across, it's approximately 33% the size of...
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NGC55 is a galaxy in the constellation of Sculptor, that lies 6.5 million light years away from us. Some 61300ly across, it's approximately 33% the size of our Milky Way, but it is far less massive, at around 20 billion solar masses.

Pic taken with t31 (iTelescope, SSO) 300min LRGB ( 4 x 75 min per channel, 5 x 15min subs per channel)
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