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Jupiter - March 7, 2026. Seeing was pretty bad unfortunately.
Celestron NexStar Evolution 6 + ZWO ASI585MC Pro.
3000mm, f20, derotation from 32 x 2-minute captures, best 500 frames each.
#telescope #telescopes #celestron #celestrontelescope #celestronnexstar #nexstarevolution #zwo #zwoasi #zwoasi585mc #astro #astrophoto #astrophotos #astrophotography #astrophotographer #spacephotography #astronomy #spaceexploration #nasa #universe #space #deepsky #deepspace #solarsystem #planet #planets #jupiter -
Jupiter - March 7, 2026. Seeing was pretty bad unfortunately.
Celestron NexStar Evolution 6 + ZWO ASI585MC Pro.
3000mm, f20, derotation from 32 x 2-minute captures, best 500 frames each.
#telescope #telescopes #celestron #celestrontelescope #celestronnexstar #nexstarevolution #zwo #zwoasi #zwoasi585mc #astro #astrophoto #astrophotos #astrophotography #astrophotographer #spacephotography #astronomy #spaceexploration #nasa #universe #space #deepsky #deepspace #solarsystem #planet #planets #jupiter -
Stonehenge under the Milky Way — the highlight of my holiday in southern England, captured on the very first night. Almost perfect conditions, right beside the ancient stones.
▼ IRIX 15mm | Canon EOS R
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Stonehenge under the Milky Way — the highlight of my holiday in southern England, captured on the very first night. Almost perfect conditions, right beside the ancient stones.
▼ IRIX 15mm | Canon EOS R
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M81 et M82
250 stacked photography. Full frame + 200mm#astrophotography #photography #m81 #m82 #deepsky #astronomy
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Tucked into the constellation Ophiuchus, NGC 6633 is a loose, sparkling open cluster lying roughly 1,260 light-years from Earth. Set against the glittering backdrop of the summer Milky Way, it reaches its annual high point at astronomical midnight in late June - the ideal moment to seek out this scattered gathering of stars.
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Tucked into the constellation Ophiuchus, NGC 6633 is a loose, sparkling open cluster lying roughly 1,260 light-years from Earth. Set against the glittering backdrop of the summer Milky Way, it reaches its annual high point at astronomical midnight in late June - the ideal moment to seek out this scattered gathering of stars.
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Today I released an update of my CATALOG tool.
In addition to Messier, Caldwell, Barnard and several more I added the Abell Planetary Nebulae catalog.
Explore visibility info for your location and object data.
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Today I released an update of my CATALOG tool.
In addition to Messier, Caldwell, Barnard and several more I added the Abell Planetary Nebulae catalog.
Explore visibility info for your location and object data.
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Behind every deep sky image is a story. Discover the gear and passion that drive Astrocamp - from capturing distant galaxies to glowing nebulae and sparkling star clusters. Meet the astronomer chasing the night sky one frame at a time.
I just had a foto session with my daughter and already used some results on my about page.
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Behind every deep sky image is a story. Discover the gear and passion that drive Astrocamp - from capturing distant galaxies to glowing nebulae and sparkling star clusters. Meet the astronomer chasing the night sky one frame at a time.
I just had a foto session with my daughter and already used some results on my about page.
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The Eagle Nebula, also known as Messier 16, is a magnificent star-forming region nestled in the constellation Serpens. Located 5,370 light-years from Earth, this open cluster and nebula complex is home to the famous Pillars of Creation. Best observed in late June when it culminates around astronomical midnight, the Eagle Nebula offers a breathtaking glimpse into stellar birth.
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The Eagle Nebula, also known as Messier 16, is a magnificent star-forming region nestled in the constellation Serpens. Located 5,370 light-years from Earth, this open cluster and nebula complex is home to the famous Pillars of Creation. Best observed in late June when it culminates around astronomical midnight, the Eagle Nebula offers a breathtaking glimpse into stellar birth.
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Messier 92 glows in the constellation Hercules, a compact globular cluster containing hundreds of thousands of ancient stars bound together by gravity. Located approximately 27,000 light-years from Earth, this celestial gem reaches its peak visibility during early June nights when it culminates at astronomical midnight.
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Messier 92 glows in the constellation Hercules, a compact globular cluster containing hundreds of thousands of ancient stars bound together by gravity. Located approximately 27,000 light-years from Earth, this celestial gem reaches its peak visibility during early June nights when it culminates at astronomical midnight.
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Messier 13, known as the Great Globular Cluster in Hercules, is a spectacular sphere of hundreds of thousands of ancient stars bound together by gravity. Located 22,000 to 25,000 light-years from Earth in the constellation Hercules, it ranks among the brightest and most magnificent globular clusters visible from northern skies, reaching its peak visibility in early June.
https://astrocamp.eu/en/hercules-globular-cluster-m13-messier-13-ngc-6205/
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Messier 13, known as the Great Globular Cluster in Hercules, is a spectacular sphere of hundreds of thousands of ancient stars bound together by gravity. Located 22,000 to 25,000 light-years from Earth in the constellation Hercules, it ranks among the brightest and most magnificent globular clusters visible from northern skies, reaching its peak visibility in early June.
https://astrocamp.eu/en/hercules-globular-cluster-m13-messier-13-ngc-6205/
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The Pinwheel Galaxy, Messier 101, presents one of the sky's most spectacular face-on spiral views. This grand galaxy lies 21 million light-years from Earth in the constellation Ursa Major. Its perfect orientation toward us reveals intricate spiral arms spanning across space. Late April offers the best opportunity to observe this cosmic wonder when it culminates at astronomical midnight.