M66 - Deformed Spiral Galaxy - Deep Sky Videos @DeepSkyVideos
M66 - Deformed Spiral Galaxy - Deep Sky Videos  @DeepSkyVideos
Uploaded March 2012 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
M66 is a deformed spiral galaxy - what's going on with that? Also known as NGC 3627.

Featuring Professor Mike Merrifield from the University of Nottingham, top astrophotographer Nik Szymanek and student astronomer Liam Hardy based on the island of La Palma, using the pt5m telescope.

IMAGE CREDITS include:
Adam Block: caelumobservatory.com
Bob Fera: feraphotography.com
Nik Szymanek: ccdland.net
Jim Misti: mistisoftware.com/astronomy
Fred Espenak: astropixels.com
Mike Wilson

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Additional editing in this film by Stephen Slater
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