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Andromeda Galaxy
The Andromeda Galaxy (M31) is the nearest major galaxy to the Milky Way, located about 2.5 million light-years away. It is a spiral galaxy similar in structure to our own.
Source: science.nasa.gov
APODs including "Andromeda Galaxy"
Perseid Storm
21/08/2010
Night of the Perseids
14/08/2010
Perseid Prelude
12/08/2010
Moonset Over Pleasant Bay
29/03/2010
WISE Infrared Andromeda
19/02/2010
Andromeda Island Universe
09/01/2010
Ultraviolet Andromeda
17/09/2009
A Dark Sky Over Sequoia National Park
27/08/2009
Zodiacal Light Vs. Milky Way
12/02/2009
Arp 273
15/11/2008
M33: Triangulum Galaxy
13/09/2008
M110: Satellite of the Andromeda Galaxy
09/09/2008
The Colliding Spiral Galaxies of Arp 271
21/07/2008
The Gegenschein Over Chile
07/05/2008
Arp 272
30/04/2008
Sky Delights Over Sweden
15/04/2008
Across the Universe
28/03/2008
Andromeda Island Universe
24/01/2008
M33: Spiral Galaxy in Triangulum
14/09/2006
The Comet and the Galaxy
13/08/2006
Andromeda Island Universe
22/12/2005
The Andromeda Galaxy in Infrared
20/10/2005
Andromeda's Core
27/12/2004
Nearby Spiral M33
14/12/2004
Comet Bradfield Rising
27/04/2004
A Galaxy is not a Comet
31/01/2004
The Andromeda Galaxy from GALEX
22/12/2003
M33: Spiral Galaxy in Triangulum
24/09/2003
The Northern Milky Way
25/08/2003
Island Universe, Cosmic Sand
02/08/2003