Another night of imaging in the backyard. This is from the 27th. I captured 212 subs of M 106 (NGC 4258), a spiral galaxy in the constellation Canes Venatici. Integration time is about 7 hours. M106 is 7.576 megaparsecs or a little over 24 million lightyears away from us. I stacked 189 together with minimal processing in Pixinsight and the result is pretty nice, given the constraints of the setup—an inexpensive camera and OTA.











