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Messier M64, the Blackeye Galaxy

Messier object M64, also known as the Blackeye Galaxy, is located in the constellation Coma Berenices. M1 is best viewed through telescopes during Late Spring.

Name: Blackeye Galaxy
Type: Spiral Galaxy
Constellation: Coma Berenices
NGC #: 4826
Magnitude: 9
Size: 9.3x5.4
RA: 12h 56.7m
Dec:21 41
Season: Late Spring
Marathon #: 47


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