ACO 347 is a 13th magnitude Galaxy Cluster in the constellation Andromeda. It is about 220 million light years from our solar system. ACO 347 has a physical diameter of about 5 million light years.
Prominent galaxies are NGC 906 (spiral), NGC 909 (elliptical), NGC 910 (elliptical), NGC 911 (elliptical), NGC 912 (elliptical), NGC 914 (spiral), and NGC 923 (spiral). Most of the PGC-galaxies listed also belong to the galaxy cluster.
Galaxy Cluster ACO 347
Photographed with the RC8″ reflector telescope and ASI 2600MC CMOS color camera in Stuvsta, January 3rd, 2025. Exposure was 30 * 3 min with HEUIB filter and bin 2×2. There was no moon and the temperature was -10 centigrade. Postprocessing in Pixinsight.
Galaxy Cluster ACO 347
Photographed with the RC8″ reflector telescope and ASI 2600MC CMOS color camera in Stuvsta, January 3rd, 2025. Exposure was 30 * 3 min with HEUIB filter and bin 2×2. There was no moon and the temperature was -10 centigrade. Postprocessing in Pixinsight.