Explore the cosmic marvels with "The Triangulum Galaxy M33," an extraordinary composite image by the renowned astrophotographer Robert Gendler
This stunning 25-panel mosaic integrates luminance and hydrogen alpha data from the Subaru Telescope and color data from multiple esteemed sources, including Brigham Young University Observatory and Johannes Schedler.
The masterpiece showcases the grandeur of the face-on spiral galaxy, also known as the Pinwheel Galaxy, located in the northern constellation Triangulum. M33 spans over 50,000 light-years in diameter, making it the third largest galaxy in the Local Group, following the Andromeda Galaxy (M31) and the Milky Way. Approximately 3 million light-years away, M33 is believed to be a satellite of Andromeda.
This detailed image reveals blue star clusters and pinkish star-forming regions along its loosely wound spiral arms, with the prominent star-forming region NGC 604 at the 1 o'clock position from the galaxy's center. Ideal for astronomy enthusiasts, science geeks, and art lovers, this print offers an inspiring glimpse into the depths of the universe.
Elevate your living space or office with this breathtaking piece of celestial art, and let the beauty of the cosmos inspire you.
Photo details
- Luminance and Hydrogen Alpha Data: the Subaru Telescope (NAOJ), Hubble Space Telecope
- Color Data: Robert Gendler, Brigham Young University Observatory, Johannes Schedler
- Additional Hydrogen Alpha Data: Adam Block
- Image assembly and Processing: Robert Gendler
Robert Gendler is a renowned American physician, amateur astronomer, and astrophotographer, who has made significant contributions to digital astrophotography as both a pioneer and a respected artist. Using CCD cameras and long exposure times, Gendler captures deep sky objects, with his photographs regularly published in astronomy magazines and websites.
His Andromeda Galaxy mosaic was acknowledged by Astronomy Magazine as one of the most beautiful astronomical images and was featured in the 2008 Guinness Book of Records. Gendler's photographs have also been commemorated in stamps, documentaries, and award ceremonies. He has collaborated with the Hubble Heritage Team and received several prestigious awards, including the Hubble Prize and the Royal Photographic Society Award for Scientific Imaging.
Gendler has written five books on astrophotography and astronomical imaging, one of which, "Breakthrough!", was selected as an "Outstanding Academic Title" by the American Library Association's "Choice" magazine.
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