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Reticulum (the Reticule) is a small, faint, sparse southern hemisphere constellation best seen around January. Enjoy the following notable deep sky objects in Reticulum :
NGC 1559 - spiral galaxy,
Topsy Turvy Galaxy (NGC 1313) - starburst galaxy,
NGC 1574 - elliptical galaxy,
NGC 1543 - lenticular galaxy,
IC 2056 - spiral galaxy.
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Reticulum (the Reticule) is a small, faint, sparse southern hemisphere constellation best seen around January. Enjoy the following notable deep sky objects in Reticulum :
NGC 1559 - spiral galaxy,
Topsy Turvy Galaxy (NGC 1313) - starburst galaxy,
NGC 1574 - elliptical galaxy,
NGC 1543 - lenticular galaxy,
IC 2056 - spiral galaxy.
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May your skies always be clear!
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![Reticulum Constellation: Best deep-sky objects [v2 refresh]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/WRkMJuQBMlM/hqdefault.jpg "Reticulum Constellation: Best deep-sky objects [v2 refresh]
Reticulum (the Reticule) is a small, faint, sparse southern hemisphere constellation best seen around January. Enjoy the following notable deep sky objects in Reticulum :
NGC 1559 - spiral galaxy,
Topsy Turvy Galaxy (NGC 1313) - starburst galaxy,
NGC 1574 - elliptical galaxy,
NGC 1543 - lenticular galaxy,
IC 2056 - spiral galaxy.
This expanded version 2 refresh includes improved image resolution/sharpness, better sound, and most importantly... more deep sky objects!
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🌐 https://go-astronomy.com
Help improve *ACCURACY*
🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!
*RELATED VIDEOS* you may like
https://youtu.be/wesFiOEZccE
#goastronomy
May your skies always be clear!
*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free or from stock image sources. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for Fair Use for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.")
![Indus Constellation: Best deep sky objects [v2 refresh]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/XTlx9M-YYzM/hqdefault.jpg "Indus Constellation: Best deep sky objects [v2 refresh]
Indus (the Indian) is a small, faint, sparse southern hemisphere constellation best seen around September. Enjoy the following notable deep sky objects in Indus:
NGC 7243 (Caldwell 16) - open cluster,
NGC 7209 - open cluster,
IC 1442 - open cluster,
NGC 7245 - open cluster,
NGC 7295 - open cluster,
NGC 7242 - elliptical galaxy.
This expanded version 2 refresh includes improved image resolution/sharpness, better sound, and most importantly... more deep sky objects!
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May your skies always be clear!
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