Look at those magnificent galaxies. NGC 7331 and Stephan’s quintet lays in constellation Pegasus. If we look at that part of the sky, we don’t only see just a few galaxies, but dozens of them, even through a faint layer of integrated flux nebula which surrounds Milky way. NGC7331 is the spiral galaxy on the right and NGC7317-7318A-7318B-7319-7320 on the left is the quintet, 4 of them are interacting galaxies, wich forms the most compact known galaxy group.
This image made it to APOD on 03.12.2016!
Scopes: 200/800 SkyWatcher Newton
Mounts: SkyWatcher NEQ6 pro upgraded
Guiding: Lacerta MGen autoguider
Camera: Canon EOS 600D
Exposure: 142*5 min on ISO 800
Date: from 2016.10.01-2016.10.31
Location: Mezőfalva, Csonkatorony, Ágasvár