Ngc1433

[Paul Haese]

This is an image of NGC1433 which is located on Horologium (it's the first time I have imaged a target in that constellation). It is a barred spiral galaxy with a double ring structure. It it known as Seyfert galaxy.

I really like the way the spiral arms come out of the second ring, and the detail in the bar in the core. I had some fairly good seeing for this image.

Image integration is 20.2 hours with 520 minutes in Lum. All data was taken at Swan Reach Imaging

Click here for the larger image.

[TrevorW]

Nice one Paul

[Ryderscope (Rodney)]

A very big wow on this image Paul

The structures and colours are stunning and that nice creeping thread making its way down through the core. I'm wondering what that is? A little Ha presence perhaps or something else? Most interesting.

[Peter Ward]

Great field star colours with uber-tight profiles.

Very nice indeed.

[gregbradley]

That's a super image Paul. I imagine the Milky Way would look just like this one.

Greg.

[Startrek (Martin)]

Paul,
Spectacular image
The detail and colour is superb and love the Star field
You nailed it !

Cheers
Martin

[Peter.M]

What a great looking galaxy! Nice one Paul

[alpal]

Nice result Peter,
looks like the collimation is perfect as you have crispy stars.
Wiki has some good pics - even a James Webb pic!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NGC_1433


cheers
Allan

[Dave882 (David)]

Super shot!

[strongmanmike (Michael)]

A kinda solid, meaty looking galaxy this one

Mike

[matlud (Mathew)]

Beautiful Paul! Great colour and detail, a spectacular galaxy.

[Paul Haese]

Thanks everyone for the comments.

Originally Posted by alpal

Nice result Peter,
looks like the collimation is perfect as you have crispy stars.
Wiki has some good pics - even a James Webb pic!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NGC_1433


cheers
Allan

Thanks Allan, it's a little of the beaten track this one.