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M60 (aka. NGC NGC 4649)
Magnitude: 9.8
Distance Aprox: 55 million light-years
Constellation: Virgo
Diameter: 120.000 light-years
Number of stars approx: 400 billion

M60 is a giant elliptical galaxy. It is the third brightest elliptical galaxy in the Virgo cluster. The best time of year to observe the galaxy is during the months of March, April and May

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M59 (aka. NGC 4621) eliptical galaxy
Magnitude: 10.6
Distance Aprox: 60 million light-years
Constellation: Virgo
Number of stars approx: 200 billion

NGC 4647
Magnitude: 11.94
Distance Aprox: 63 million light-years
Constellation: Virgo
NGC 4606
Magnitude: 12.67
Distance Aprox: 53.3 million light-years
Constellation: Virgo
NGC 4607
Magnitude: 13.75
Distance Aprox: 56.39 million light-years
Constellation: Virgo
NGC 4640
Magnitude: 14.0
Distance: ?
Constellation: Virgo
NGC 4641
Magnitude: 14.9
Distance: ?
Constellation: Virgo
NGC 4637
Magnitude: 16.0
Distance: Aprox: ?
Constellation: Virgo
NGC 4638
Magnitude: 12.1
Distance: Aprox: 50.77 million light-years
Constellation: Virgo
IC 3653
Magnitude: ?
Distance: ?
Constellation: Virgo
IC 3665
Magnitude: 13.53
Distance: ?
Constellation: Virgo
IC 3672
Magnitude: ?
Distance Aprox: 51.4 million light-years
Constellation: Virgo
IC 3710
Magnitude: 16.5
Distance: ?
Constellation: Virgo
IC 3718
Magnitude: 13.5
Distance: Aprox: ?
Constellation: Virgo
IC 3720
Magnitude: 16.0
Distance Aprox: ?
Constellation: Virgo
     

 


Taken 3/18/18 in Pioneer Ohio by Russell Kille on a CPC 1100 with Hyperstar @ F2 and ZWO ASI294MC Pro camera