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Bright circular planet with prominent horizontal bands.

Bright circular planet with prominent horizontal bands.

Bright circular planet with prominent horizontal bands and bright red spot in lower left.

Bright circular planet with prominent horizontal bands and bright red spot in lower left.

Jupiter is very well placed in the evening sky right now, and seeing improved last night, so I captured these two images of Jupiter about two hours apart. It illustrates how fast Jupiter rotates. #astrophotography Technical details in my gallery: app.astrobin.com/i/n7sx4x

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I can't wait to get either of these two rigs in the field. The first rig will have a Benro Polaris tracking mount, and the 2nd will include a MoveShootMove rig. Each will give fantastic results...cannot wait!

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Cool I need to get mine operational again. They are great!

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M43

M43

AstroBin's Image of the Day: "M43" by Deep Space Remote Observatories - Steve Mandel, Bob Fera, and Steeve Body

www.astrobin.com/ujcxxh/

#astrophotography

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Did some playing with various gear tonight. Here is some of what I captured with my SeeStar S50. It was a fun night for sure. Will post other gear photos tomorrow. #astrophotography

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New moon 3% at sunset 20/01/2026

New moon 3% at sunset 20/01/2026

AstroBin's Image of the Day: "New moon 3% at sunset 20/01/2026" by Łukasz Żak
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#astrophotography

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Night Photo Summit 2026 Inspiring night photographers across the galaxy.

Thought I would check this out this year. Lots of great speakers --> I'm attending this event. RT if you think others will find this helpful πŸ™Œ 2026.nightphotosummit.com

2 months ago 1 0 0 0
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Whisps of dust and gas giving the appearance of flames off a near by star.

IC405 - The Flaming Star Nebula

Published: Jan 3, 2026

Total integration: 8h

Integration per filter:
- R: 1h 40m (20 Γ— 300")
- G: 1h 40m (20 Γ— 300")
- B: 1h 40m (20 Γ— 300")
- HΞ±: 3h (36 Γ— 300")

Equipment:
- Telescope: Stellarvue SVX102T
- Camera: ZWO ASI2600MM Pro
- Mount: Losmandy G11
- Filters: ZWO Blue 2", ZWO Green 2", ZWO H-alpha 7nm 2", ZWO Red 2"
- Accessory: Raspberry Pi 4
- Software: Adobe Photoshop, Aries Productions Astro Pixel Processor (APP), Pleiades Astrophoto PixInsight, Software Bisque TheSky

For more information, visit AstroBin:
https://app.astrobin.com/i/rnd6qp

Whisps of dust and gas giving the appearance of flames off a near by star. IC405 - The Flaming Star Nebula Published: Jan 3, 2026 Total integration: 8h Integration per filter: - R: 1h 40m (20 Γ— 300") - G: 1h 40m (20 Γ— 300") - B: 1h 40m (20 Γ— 300") - HΞ±: 3h (36 Γ— 300") Equipment: - Telescope: Stellarvue SVX102T - Camera: ZWO ASI2600MM Pro - Mount: Losmandy G11 - Filters: ZWO Blue 2", ZWO Green 2", ZWO H-alpha 7nm 2", ZWO Red 2" - Accessory: Raspberry Pi 4 - Software: Adobe Photoshop, Aries Productions Astro Pixel Processor (APP), Pleiades Astrophoto PixInsight, Software Bisque TheSky For more information, visit AstroBin: https://app.astrobin.com/i/rnd6qp

ic405 - The Flaming Star Nebula. I had fun framing it this way - It reminds me of a dragon. See it? HaRGB palette with about 8.5 hours worth of exposure time. Wide distribution of filters for each exposure group. Details are in the alt text.

#astrophotography πŸ”­πŸ“·
Astrobin: app.astrobin.com/i/rnd6qp

3 months ago 34 5 0 0

At 5.15pm GMT today, the Earth will be at perihelion, the closest point to the Sun in our annual round.

This should be the start of the year. Happy new orbit, everyone!

3 months ago 295 86 13 10

That's a lot of red for sure. Sorry to hear that. I've been itching for some sky time as well...same basic stuff here in Binghamton, NY - just add snow.

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Zoro + Sanji  |  One Piece Animatic
Zoro + Sanji | One Piece Animatic YouTube video by Oxygenisachoice

My newest one piece animatic is out on my youtube now! it's focused on Zoro and Sanji :D

#art #onepiece #zosan

youtu.be/l_EAi9m6sTE

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NGC 457 - I see the ET Cluster! - AstroBin Here is one of my favorite visual objects, and makes a great astrophotography target too. Having a few names - The Owl Cluster, Dragonfly Cluster or ET Cluster, NGC 457 makes a great view in any size ...

Here's the @astrobin posting of the image: app.astrobin.com/i/8a6leh

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A cluster of stars that resembles a dragonfly, an owl, or even ET from the movie the Extraterrestrial.  Many of the stars are vibrantly colored orange, red, blue, yellow and they shine through a fairly dense background starfield.

A cluster of stars that resembles a dragonfly, an owl, or even ET from the movie the Extraterrestrial. Many of the stars are vibrantly colored orange, red, blue, yellow and they shine through a fairly dense background starfield.

Here is one of my favorite visual objects, and makes a great astrophotography target too. Having a few names - The Owl Cluster, Dragonfly Cluster or ET Cluster, NGC 457 makes a great view in any size telescope. Details: 30 x 120s RGB, Stellarvue SVX102T Refractor, ASI2600MM. #astrophotography πŸ”­πŸ“·

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Quadrantids. Credit: Stellarium.

Quadrantids. Credit: Stellarium.

Jan Astro Events

3-Earth perihelion
3-Full Moon
4-Quadrantids
6-Moon occults Regulus (NE Asia)
8-Venus v Mars
10-Jupiter opposition
14-The Moon occults Antares (Australia)
18-Mercury v Mars
18-New Moon
27-The Moon occults M45 (Arctic)
29-Mercury v Venus

www.universetoday.com/articles/top...

3 months ago 6 2 0 0

Thank you! The whole region around that is very similar.

4 months ago 1 0 0 0

Wonderful contrast on that Two things I get when I look at your photos. The contrast is amazing, and you really show of the spatial depth of the object. These are two things I'm motivated to get better at in 2026. Thanks for sharing and inspiring.

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A crescent shaped nebula sits calmly surrounded by Hydrogen-Alpha wispy clouds and a sheening OIII blanket of blue dust and gas.

A crescent shaped nebula sits calmly surrounded by Hydrogen-Alpha wispy clouds and a sheening OIII blanket of blue dust and gas.

The Crescent Nebule (NGC 6888). I never tire of imaging this object and the surrounding area..

Details: RedCat 51mm, ASI2600MC Pro, AM5 mount. Dual band Ha/OIII filter, 3.5 hours exposure time at Cherry Springs State Park during the Black Forest Star Party.

#astrophotography πŸ”­πŸ“·

4 months ago 54 12 1 1
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c/2025 K1

c/2025 K1

AstroBin's Image of the Day: "c/2025 K1" by APOWLuo and Vincent_huahua

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#astrophotography

4 months ago 17 5 0 0

So how late in the the year do we need to get to negotiate healthcare? The Dems have this angle @GOP. We are now at November for 2026 topics. Cmon, bend my little bendies! #shutdown

5 months ago 2 0 0 0
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The First Day of #KopernikAstroFest is in the books, and a great time! Join us for Day #2 tomorrow 10/4. Looking like more clear skies again! kopernikastro.org/astrofest/ #astronomy

Day #2 live cast - www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zgT...

6 months ago 8 1 0 0
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Just one more day til #KopernikAstroFest, and it's looking like clear skies! Join The Kopernik Astronomical Society for a celebration of #astronomy. kopernikastro.org/astrofest/. October 3rd - 4th! πŸ”­

Day #1 (October 3rd) Live Link for you Youtube Virtual Attendees: www.youtube.com/watch?v=56fF...

6 months ago 6 1 0 0
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It is that time of year again!!!! #KopernikAstroFest. Come join us for the celebration of astronomy and the night sky! kopernikastro.org/astrofest/. October 3rd - 4th!!! #astronomy πŸ”­

6 months ago 7 0 0 0
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NASA’s Tally of Planets Outside Our Solar System Reaches 6,000 - NASA The milestone highlights the accelerating rate of discoveries, just over three decades since the first exoplanets were found.

I missed this recently, but NASA & ESA recently announced they discovered the 6000th exoplanet confirmation. That seems amazing to me, and it was just yesterday there were 10. Very abundant indeed. The imagination runs wild with this.

www.nasa.gov/universe/exo...

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Pregaming the Black Forest Star Party at Cherry Springs State Park, PA, and making huge progress on my target list. I need a bigger list... πŸ˜‚. #starparty #astronony #visualobserving

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Rest in peace Ben of the Narrowband Channel. Thank you for sharing your love of #Astrophotography.

7 months ago 3 1 2 0

Thank you so much!

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This is a wide-ish angle view of the Milky Way Galaxy and the Southern most view of it.  The milky way has tufts of dust, gas and stars in its spiral shape, and this shows the bands at their southernmost perch in August.  There are at least 50 eye candy nebula, clusters, and other dark nebule in this view.

This is a wide-ish angle view of the Milky Way Galaxy and the Southern most view of it. The milky way has tufts of dust, gas and stars in its spiral shape, and this shows the bands at their southernmost perch in August. There are at least 50 eye candy nebula, clusters, and other dark nebule in this view.

Here's what I worked on this weekend. The Summer Southern Milky Way! Using Canon R6, 70mm Zoom Lens @f/5.6, ISO 6400. A stack of 45sx10 frames, tracked on a Sky Guider. The data was captured at Cherry Springs State Park on 8/26. #astrophotography #astronomy #milkyway πŸ”­πŸ“·πŸŒŒ #stilllearning

7 months ago 54 6 1 0

Fantastic Scope. I observed through a club members 20" New Moon Telescope. Great to access to such optics!!!

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Here is a wide field shot I took at Cherry Springs Star Party back in June. Just getting around to processing it. Shows a lot of the dynamic of a star party... Canon Ra mirrorless, f2.8,15s, ISO 6400. #astrophotography #astronomy πŸ”­πŸ“·πŸŒŒ

7 months ago 26 0 0 0

I was fortunate enough to see it at Cherry Spring State Park this weekend. Indeed could pick it out visually. A great site. And Congrats!!!

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