
NGC 253
NGC 253 by G. Koutsoumaris from iTelescope, 8 Dec 2018
Location | Confirmed | Deaths Rate | Last Week Confirmed | Last Week Deaths Rate | Τrend |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Greece | 148,607 | 3.7% | 4,314 | 5.6% | ⤵ |
World | 95,045,634 | 2.1% | 5,353,496 | 1.9% | ⤵ |
NGC 253 by G. Koutsoumaris from iTelescope, 8 Dec 2018
Lunar by G. Koutsoumaris from Kea island on Aug 2010
Star trails by G. Koutsoumaris from Kea island on Aug 2017
Sun by G. Koutsoumaris from Kea island on Aug 2011
Saturn by G. Koutsoumaris from Kea island on May 2011
Lunar, Copernicus crater by G. Koutsoumaris on May 2011
M42 by G. Koutsoumaris from GRAS on Feb 2010
Transit of Venus by G. Koutsoumaris from Attica on Jun 2004
Data from the European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre (EMSC). Last update on 2021-01-18 21:00:13.0.
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