No images for me - the weather just would not cooperate, at least for imaging. Tried again on the 22nd but no luck. Some friends dropped by and we all got to view the conjunction for a few minutes while there was a short break in the clouds. My GT102 with 13mm and 8mm eyepieces provided a wonderful view.
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Sun Eats Comet
Back on Oct 1, 2024, I posted that the ATLAS survey in Hawaii had discovered another new comet that would become bright in Earth’s skies. Pr...
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Today I present the Bubble Nebula, NGC 7635, taken over six nights, from July 17 to August 22, with my EdgeHD11 scope and ASI2600mm camera. ... -
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