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    1. bsteeve_astro on

      Hey Reddit fam, I’m part of a group of astrophotographer called the Deep Sky Collective. Our aim is to reveal extremely faint objects by collecting huge amount of lights and reveal structure rarely seen with much clarity. This is our latest work. This image took about 580h of exposure time. Visit the team official Astrobin post here: [https://app.astrobin.com/i/ocjspq](https://app.astrobin.com/i/ocjspq) and also visit our website to see more of our work: [https://deepskycollective.com/home](https://deepskycollective.com/home)

      What you are looking at is The Deer Lick Group, a collection of galaxies in the Pegasus constellation, features NGC 7331, a massive galaxy 45 million light-years away with a diameter of 120,000 light-years. The smaller companion galaxies lie much farther, at 295–365 million light-years from Earth.

      This image also captures Stephan’s Quintet, a famous group of five galaxies (to the left), four of which were the first compact galaxy group ever discovered in 1877, along with NGC 7315 and other visually striking galaxies.

    2. ThinNeighborhood2276 on

      Incredible work by the Deep Sky Collective! The Ha and IFN details in the Deer Lick region are stunning.

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