THE MILKY WAY
Diameter: 100,000-200,000 Light Years
Star Count: 100-400 Billion
Distance (To Center): 26,000 Light Years

MESSIER 31 - Great Spiral Galaxy in Andromeda
Diameter: 220,000 Light Years
Star Count: Roughly 1 Trillion
Distance: 2.5 Million Light Years

MESSIER 104 - Sombrero Galaxy
Diameter: 49,000 Light Years, Roughly "A Third" of the Milky Way.
Star Count: Roughly 100 Billion
Distance: 31 Million Light Years

GALAXIES IN THE VIRGO CLUSTER
Distance: Roughly 52-57 Million Light Years
Number of Galaxies: Roughly 1500
Messier Objects: 98, 99, 61, 100, 84, 85, 86, 49, 87, 88, 91, 89, 90, 58, 59, 60

MESSIER 87 in the Virgo Cluster
Note: Contains M87*, the Supermassive Black Hole which was imaged by the Event Horizon Telescope
Diameter: 980,000 Light Years
Star Count: 6 Trillion
Distance: 54 Million Light Years

MESSIER 108 - Galaxy next to M97 in Ursa Major
Diameter: 12,000 Light Years
Star Count: 125 Billion
Distance: 46 Million Light Years

MESSIER 97 - The Owl Nebula
Diameter: 0.91 Light Years
Distance: 2800 Light Years

MESSIER 57 - The Ring Nebula
Diameter: 1.3 Light Years
Distance: 2500 Light Years

MESSIER 27 - The Dumbbell Nebula
Diameter: 1.4 Light Years
Distance: 420 Light Years

NGC 2392 - The Lion Nebula
(NOTE FOR HOSTS: IAU's WGSN, NASA/IPAC ED, CDS discontinued use of "Clownface" or "Eskimo" names, preferring the NGC designation.)
Diameter: 0.34 Light Years
Distance: 6500 Light Years
(The optical-double companion star right next to it is a foreground star at 2300 light years)