M106 Spiral galaxies consist of a flattened disk, with stars forming a (usually two-armed) spiral structure, and a central concentration of stars known as the bulge.
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IC 342 IC 2574, Coddington’s Nebula M31, Andromeda Galaxy M33, Triangulum Galaxy M51, Whirlpool Galaxy M63, Sunflower Galaxy M64, Black Eye Galaxy M65, M66, and NGC 3628., The Leo Triplet M81, Bode’s Galaxy M94 (NGC 4736) M95 (NGC 3351) M96 (NGC 3368) M100 (NGC 4321) M101 (NGC 5457), Pinwheel Galaxy M102, Spindle Galaxy M106 (NGC 4258) M108 M109 NGC 891, Sliver Galaxy NGC 925, Amatha Galaxy NGC 2403 NGC 2683, UFO Galaxy NGC 2775 NGC 2841 NGC 3184 NGC 3198 NGC 3614 NGC 3642 NGC 3945 NGC 4041 and NGC 4036 NGC 4236 NGC 4244, Silver Needle Galaxy NGC 4490, Cocoon Galaxy NGC 4559 NGC 4565 (C38), Needle Galaxy NGC 4631, Whale Galaxy NGC 5005 NGC 5216, NGC 5218 (Keenan’s System) NGC 5907, Knife Edge Galaxy NGC 6946, Fireworks Galaxy NGC 7331
