The
Large Magellanic Cloud
Taken
with a SBIG STL CCD camera and a 135mm lens on a Takahashi NJP mount
with LRVB and Halpha filters.
L=R=V=B=6x10min each. Ha = 66x10min
The large Magellanic cloud is a neighbour 'irregular galaxy', however
from this picture we can see clearly that it used to be a spiral galaxy.
The remaining galaxy arms are clearly visible on the outer parts
of it.
© Stéphane Guisard
"Los Cielos de Chile"
