M74, Phantom Galaxy
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M74, Phantom Galaxy
Day 5 (January 15 2026)
for these images, i took an hour drive to a church in the middle of nowhere. this is how dark it was there.
in order of appearance: andromeda galaxy, orion nebula, starfish star cluster, pleiades, triangulum galaxy, phantom galaxy, crab nebula, new hope united methodist church
The Phantom Galaxy, M74 // Tyler Brinkley
Phantom Galaxy
JWST peered through dust and gas to see a star cluster at the center of M74, the Phantom Galaxy. M74 is a particular class of spiral galaxy known as a ‘grand design spiral’, meaning that its spiral arms are prominent and well-defined. NASA released this image on Aug. 29, 2022.
Glowing dust in Phantom Galaxy
© Hubble Optical l Webb(mid-IR, IR)/ H+W
M74, Phantom Galaxy
Maverique flag colorpicked from M74 galaxy (“Phantom galaxy”)