The often-overlooked northern end of the Milky Way Arch is less bright and colorful than the core, but it still boasts some beautiful sights. Here we can see the Cassiopeia and Perseus constellations, the Double Cluster in Perseus (NGC 769, & NGC 884), and the Andromeda Galaxy. Images of this part of the Milky Way look much closer to what we see with our eyes when we observe the Milky Way arch.

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幾秒內	Carly Stocks Milkyway and Astrophotography Education darkskyutah	You can see the dust, gas, and clusters of stars that make up our galaxy, but there is not much visible color in these images. We don't see many colors in the dark, so these images of the northern end of the Milky Way Arch give us a good indication of what to look for when trying to find the Milky Way. 158-image time-lapse video Canon 80D 25.0 sec at f /3.2 ISO 4000 on the Rokinon 14mm lens Astronomy