I think he's laughing because the number of non-Messiers is so vastly greater than the number of Messiers. Not your English.Lilly wrote:Do not laugh at me because of my poor English... :(starsurfer wrote:There are also lots of non-Messier objects, which have never been shown! :lol2:Lilly wrote:
It is beautiful and important galaxy, but constant repetitions are boring. There are so much Messier objects, which were never shown....
APOD: M31: The Andromeda Galaxy (2015 Aug 30)
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OKChris Peterson wrote: I think he's laughing because the number of non-Messiers is so vastly greater than the number of Messiers. Not your English.
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I think your English is perfect!Lilly wrote:OKChris Peterson wrote: I think he's laughing because the number of non-Messiers is so vastly greater than the number of Messiers. Not your English.
The lol is because the Messier catalogue has only 110 objects. Lots of other catalogues have between 10 000 to 100 000 deep sky objects accessible to amateur astrophotographers.