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Heute Nacht auf einen Blick

Abnehmender Mond 83%
Dunkelheit: 18:03 – 05:56 (11 h 53 m)

Heller Mond heute Nacht — beste Deep-Sky-Beobachtung vor Mondaufgang (21:36)

Polarlicht-Vorhersage — Sehr unwahrscheinlich

Kp 3.3 / benötigt 7 Bz 2.9 nT

Geomagnetische Aktivität weit unter dem benötigten Kp 7 für Ihren Breitengrad.

Vollständige Vorhersage

Planeten-Highlights

Jupiter mag -2.6 · 58° alt · Gemini Details
GRF-Transit heute Nacht:
Io Schattendurchgang beginnt
Io Durchgang beginnt
Io Schattendurchgang endet
Io Durchgang endet
+2 weitere — Details

Kometen

PANSTARRS mag 7.5 · 3° alt · Pegasus Details
bright 2.42 AU Perihelion: Apr 19 (in 24d)

Für Einsteiger (mit bloßem Auge)

NGC 2232
Open Cluster
mag 3.9

At 21:00 look halfway up in the south

Mon
M42
Great Orion Nebula Nebula
mag 4.0

At 21:00 look halfway up in the south

Orion
Hyades
Open Cluster
mag 0.5

At 21:00 look high in the southwest

Taurus

Fernglasziele

U Ori
Variable Star
mag 5.4

At 21:00 look high in the south

Ori
M41
Little Beehive Cluster Open Cluster
mag 4.5

At 21:00 look low in the south

Canis Major
M31
Andromeda Galaxy Galaxy
mag 3.4

At 21:00 look halfway up in the northwest

Andromeda

Kleine Teleskope (3–6 Zoll)

Castor
HIP 36850; Alpha Gem; 66 Gem Double Star
mag 2.0

At 21:00 look high in the southeast

Gem
M38
Starfish Cluster Open Cluster
mag 7.4

At 21:00 look near the zenith

Auriga
Eskimo Nebula
NGC 2392 Planetary Nebula
mag 9.2

At 21:00 look high in the southeast

Gemini
M81
Bode's Galaxy Galaxy
mag 6.9

At 21:00 look high in the northeast

Ursa Major
3 Gem
Variable Star
mag 5.8

At 21:00 look high in the south

Gem

Große Teleskope (8–12 Zoll)

T Tau
Variable Star
mag 9.3

At 21:00 look high in the southwest

Tau
NGC 2141
Open Cluster
mag 9.4

At 21:00 look high in the south

Ori
M97
Owl Nebula Planetary Nebula
mag 9.9

At 21:00 look high in the northeast

Ursa Major
C7
NGC 2403 Galaxy
mag 8.4

At 21:00 look near the zenith

Camelopardalis
Z Cam
Variable Star
mag 10.0

At 21:00 look high in the north

Cam

Wochenausblick

Do Fr Sa So Mo Di Mi
🌖 83% 🌖 75% 🌖 66% 🌖 57% 🌗 47% 🌗 38% 🌗 29%

NASA Astronomiebild des Tages

NGC 1275 in the Perseus Cluster

Active galaxy NGC 1275 is the central, dominant member of the large and relatively nearby Perseus Cluster of Galaxies. Wild-looking at visible wavelengths, the active galaxy is also a prodigious source of x-rays and radio emission. NGC 1275 accretes matter as entire galaxies fall into it, ultimately feeding a supermassive black hole at the galaxy's core. Narrowband image data used in this sharp telescopic image highlights the resulting galactic debris and filaments of glowing gas, some up to 20,000 light-years long. The filaments persist in NGC 1275, even though the turmoil of galactic collisions should destroy them. What keeps the filaments together? Observations indicate that the structures, pushed out from the galaxy's center by the black hole's activity, are held together by magnetic fields. Also known as Perseus A, NGC 1275 itself spans over 100,000 light years and lies about 230 million light years away.

Bildnachweis: Michal Wierzbinski — APOD ist ein Service der NASA und Michigan Tech. U.

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