Orange-coloured full Moon on the night of 3 March 2026. Shot taken with a DSLR and 300mm lens at 1/1000s exp, 300mm fl, f/5.6, ISO-800.

Shot of the night sky on 14 March 2026. Taken with a Canon 250D DSLR and 7Artisans 7.5mm fisheye lens at 13s exp, 7.5mm fl, f/3.5, ISO-1600.

Messier 1, also known as the Crab Nebula, is a supernova remnant in the constellation of Taurus. Taken with a Canon 250D through SkyWatcher Evostar 72ED on a Star Adventurer mount. Settings: 74x 15s exp, 420mm fl, f/5.8, ISO-1600. Total exposure time 18.5 minutes. The bright star to the lower left is Tianguan (Zeta Tauri).

Composite image of the 9% lit crescent Moon passing through the frame of my camera on 21 March 2026. The Moon displays earthshine, which is the unlit portion of the Moon being lit by reflected light from the Earth. Passing thin clouds result in the Moon having subtly different colours for each shot.

The #AstronomyWeather for my local patch - results for March 2026:

Clear sky: 6 nights
Partly cloudy sky: 10 nights
Overcast sky: 15 nights

Slightly below average results but not too bad for the time of year. Some nice #Moon shots captured this month.

#AstroWeather #Astronomy #Astrophotography

The full Moon on 1 February 2026.

Messier 43, also known as de Mairan's Nebula on 24 February 2026. Shot taken with a Altair Hypercam 585C through a Celestron NexStar 6SE telescope.

Shot of the Moon on the night of 24 February 2026. The vertical feature in the centre of the image is the Vallis Alpes, or lunar Alpine Valley. The mountains around the valley are the Montes Alpes or Lunar Alps. Shot taken with a Altair Hypercam 585C through a Celestron NexStar 6SE telescope.

The night sky with the Moon to the upper right of frame. Taken on 24 February 2026.

The #AstronomyWeather for my local patch - results for February 2026:

Clear sky: 1 night!
Partly cloudy sky: 4 nights
Overcast sky: 23 nights

Only a single clear night this month! Still managed to get a bit of #Astrophotography done through gaps in the clouds.

#AstroWeather #Astronomy

A yellow Quadrantid meteor passing through Ursa Major at 00:15 UT on 4 January 2026. The meteor is just to the right of the handle of the 'Plough' asterism that forms part of Ursa Major. The twin stars Mizar and Alcor can be seen above left of the meteor. The sky is a blueish colour due to light from the full Moon. There some trees in the foreground. Shot taken with a Canon 250D DSLR and 16mm lens at 6s exp, 16mm fl, f/2.8, ISO-400.

A multi-coloured swirl of light created by a long exposure of the star Sirius using a handheld DSLR with 300mm lens. The camera was intentionally moved during the exposure, creating the effect.

Open cluster M41 in Canis Major from 14 January 2026. Shot taken with a 72ED scope and Canon 250D DSLR on a Star Adventurer mount. Shot made up of 18 stacked images at 10s exp, 420mm fl, f/5.8, ISO-1600.

Image of the Orion Nebula taken on 14 January 2026 at 00:27 UT. I used an Altair Hypercam 585C camera through an Evostar 72ED scope on a Star Adventurer mount.

The #AstronomyWeather for my local patch - results for January 2026:

Clear sky: 5 nights
Partly cloudy sky: 5 nights
Overcast sky: 21 nights!

The poorest January since I started recording the weather. Luckily clear for the Quadrantids meteor shower.

#AstroWeather #Astronomy #Astrophotography

January 25-31: Neptune in Aries

⛅️ #AstroWeather- 1/25-1/31

The Sun and Pluto meet up today. This will cause a power surge in the house of Aquarius-- make sure you've got an outlet for the energy🌞♒️

#astrology #astroweather #Aquarius

Mars ingresses into Aquarius today, causing a shift from exalted ambition to more pointed mental processes. We're still concerned with progress, but now there's an element of innovation or inspiration being layered in♒️

#astrology #astroweather

Aurora borealis

Aurora borealis

Aurora borealis

Today to all our #hedgewatch friends 🐾😻 look #Auroraborealis in northern #Germany
If you are still awake have a look 😻

#Astronomy #astroweather #aurora #northernlights #polarlichter #polarlicht

A sequence of two bright 'stars' going from top left to bottom right with a foreground of trees. The top bright 'star' is the planet Venus and the fainter bottom one is Saturn. The image is a composite, made up of individual shots taken 5 minutes apart as the planets set in the southwest on 18 January 2025.

A green and orange sporadic meteor passing through the constellation of Crater at 04:25 UT on 8 January 2025. There is a rooftop in the foreground.

A densely packed series of arcs of light rotating around a point near the top of the image. These are star trails - an effect caused by the Earth's rotation on its axis. The trails cover 18:19 to 06:49 UT on 2-3 January 2025.

The constellation of Orion appearing through a gap in passing clouds. Sirius can be seen to the lower left of Orion. Taken on 23 November 2025.

Summary of the #AstronomyWeather for my local patch in 2025:

Clear sky: 104 nights
Partly cloudy sky: 101 nights
Overcast sky: 160 nights

Back to something like normal after 2023 and 2024 were less clear and more cloudy. Wishing everyone clear skies in 2026!

#AstroWeather #Astrophotography #Space

The nearly full Moon seen through cloud on 3 December 2025. A subtly coloured halo of light surrounds the Moon, caused by ice crystals in the clouds refracting light from the Moon.

A white Geminid meteor passing to the left of Orion on 12 December 2025 at 23:27 UT.

A green Geminid meteor passing through the constellation of Eridanus at 00:40 UT on 13 December 2025. Trees in the foreground.

Long streaks of light formed by the movement of the stars during a long exposure, with some trees in the foreground. Taken on 17 December 2025.

The #AstronomyWeather for my local patch - results for December 2025:

Clear sky: 5 nights
Partly cloudy sky: 11 nights
Overcast sky: 15 nights

Despite the cloud this month I did manage to see the Geminids meteor shower, albeit the night prior to the peak.

#AstroWeather #Astrophotography #Space

When the North node is transiting your 4H … (IYKYK) #astroweather

Long light trails of star movement as seen from North Yorkshire, UK on the night of 08-09 November 2025. Series of stacked shots using a Canon 550D with 16mm lens at 10s exp, 16mm fl, f/2.0, ISO-800.

The 3.5% lit crescent Moon rising early on the morning of 18 November 2025. Some dark clouds are above the Moon and there is a tree branch to the right. The Moon is a thin yellow-white arc of light against a pale yellow sky. The unlit portion of the Moon can also just be seen as a faint circle against the sky.

The constellation of Orion appearing through a gap in passing clouds. Sirius can be seen to the lower left of Orion.

Red glow of the aurora seen through cloud on the morning of 12 November 2025.

The #AstronomyWeather for my local patch - results for November 2025:

Clear sky: 3 nights
Partly cloudy sky: 6 nights
Overcast sky: 21 nights

A very cloudy month. I largely missed the good aurora display we had but that's the way it goes sometimes.

#AstroWeather #Astrophotography #Astronomy

Neptune stations direct and Mercury opposes Uranus. Truths surface, surprises land, and the trickster is active. Here are your Zodiac card messages for the week.
#astrology #oraclecards #astroweather

Green Orionid meteor captured above the planet Jupiter on the morning of 22 October 2025, at 04:15 UT. To the lower left of the meteor is the open cluster M44, known as the Beehive Cluster, in the constellation of Cancer.

Image of comet C/2025 A6 (Lemmon) taken on 23 October 2025 at 19:04 UT. The comet is a green diffuse object in the centre of the image, with a structured tail sweeping up and away from the head of the comet. Stars are around it and seen as small trails due to the stacking process. Equipment and settings: Canon 250D DSLR through an Evostar 72ED telescope on a Star Adventurer mount. 21 stacked images at 10s exp, 420mm fl, f/5.8, ISO-1600.

The blue stars of the Pleiades open cluster, with some faint, wispy nebulosity around the brighter stars. Taken from North Yorkshire, UK on 25 October 2025 with a Canon 250D DSLR through Evostar 72ED telescope on a Star Adventurer mount. Settings: 47 stacked images at 15s exp, 420mm fl, f/5.8, ISO-3200.

Image of comet C/2025 R2 (SWAN) taken on 25 October 2025 at 21:05 UT. The comet is a green diffuse object in the centre of the image. Stars are around it and seen as small trails due to the stacking process. Equipment and settings: Canon 250D DSLR through an Evostar 72ED telescope on a Star Adventurer mount. 20 stacked images at 13s exp, 420mm fl, f/5.8, ISO-3200.

The #AstronomyWeather for my local patch - results for October 2025:

Clear sky: 7 nights
Partly cloudy sky: 7 nights
Overcast sky: 17 nights

A good month for #Astronomy, with the Orionids meteor shower, a couple of comets and some nice clear skies.

#AstroWeather #Astrophotography

Prompt: KOI 7223.01 exoplanet, Konstantin Makovsky style, weather, KOI 7223.01 planet, orbiting, star, sunny, warm, high, low, sky, clouds, trivia, day length, Earth days, almost twice as long, #WeatherUpdate, #Koi7223, #AstroWeather, #PlanetReport HD, sharp focus, stunningly beautiful, DMT Art Style, bright colors, surreal visuals, swirling patterns, DMT art style Negative prompt: verybadimagenegative, bad_prompt_version2-neg, easynegative, FastNegativeV2, ugly, deformed, noisy, blurry, low contrast, extra eyes, bad eyes, ugly eyes, imperfect eyes, deformed pupils, deformed iris, cross-eyed, poorly drawn face, bad face, fused face, ugly face, worst face, unrealistic skin texture, out of frame, poorly drawn hands, cloned face, double face, blurry, bad quality Text model: silicon-masha Image model: TurboVisionXL

📢🌎 Here is the today’s weather for KOI 7223.01 planet, orbiting around the KOI 7223 star! Today's weather is sunny and warm with a high of 85°F (29.4°C) and low of 60°F (15.6°C). The sky is bright blue, with fluffy white clouds drifting by. ☀️🌬🌧
Trivia: Did […]

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🌙 ASTRO WEATHER UPDATE 🌙

Mercury has officially entered is pre-shadow period at 20° Scorpio! During my overview, I explain the 3 phases of an Rx and tease what to expect with this one in particular: m.youtube.com/watch?v=96EO...

#astroweather

Star trails image from 24-25 September 2025. There is an aircraft trail crossing vertically across the trails. Some trees in the foreground as well as blurred clouds.

The #AstronomyWeather for my local patch - results for September 2025:

Clear: 11 nights
Partly cloudy: 11 nights
Overcast: 8 nights

A good month. Despite all the clear nights, I didn't get much #astronomy done though. Real life sometimes requires my attention! 😀

#AstroWeather #Astrophotography

An orange and green Perseid meteor streaks downward towards a tree. Some cloud encroaching from the left of the shot. The night sky has a blue colour to it, due to the bright Moon lighting up the sky. Meteor captured at 00.51 UT on 8 August 2025. Settings: Canon 250D and 16mm lens at 10s exp, 16mm fl, f/2.0, ISO-800.

A green, orange and pink Perseid meteor passing below the constellation of Cassiopeia and viewed through some patchy white cloud with a tree in the foreground. Shot taken on 12 August 2025 at 22.47 UT. Settings: Canon 600D and 24mm lens at 10s exp, 24mm fl, f/2.8, ISO-800.

A green and orange Perseid meteor flashing amongst the stars of Draco and ending in the asterism of stars known as the head of Draco. Meteor captured at 01.08 UT on 13 August 2025. Settings: Canon 550D and 18mm lens at 13s exp, 18mm fl, f/3.5, ISO-800.

An orange Perseid meteor streaking through some patchy clouds on 13 August 2025 at 02:00 UT. The meteor is between the small constellations of Delphinus and Sagitta. Settings: 10s exp, 16mm fl, f/2.0, ISO-800.

The #AstronomyWeather for my local patch, for August 2025:

Clear sky: 10 nights
Partly cloudy sky: 7 nights
Overcast sky: 14 nights

August was all about the #Perseid meteor shower. Some lucky clear nights around the peak allowed me to capture some great #Perseids.

#AstroWeather #Astrophotography

Smoke trail left by the bright meteor seen over much of the UK on the night of 2-3 July 2025. The meteor was seen at 23:50 UT on 2 July (00:50 BST on 3 July).

Star trails and noctilucent clouds on 2-3 July 2025.

Noctilucent clouds on 10 July 2025. Venus can be seen rising in the centre of the picture. The Pleiades open cluster can also be seen above Venus.

Noctilucent clouds on 15 July 2025. The ripple-like waves typical of these clouds can be seen.

The #AstronomyWeather for my local patch - results for July 2025:

Clear sky: 7 nights
Partly cloudy sky: 13 nights
Overcast sky: 11 nights

July was all about noctilucent clouds, with a bright meteor thrown in for good measure! 😀

#AstroWeather #Astrophotography #Space

Breathe. Get clear.
Lead with heart, not reaction.
You're building something real, act like it.
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#Tarot #AstroWeather #LeoSeason

The glow from the rising Moon with trees in the foreground.

The Summer Triangle asterism with the Milky Way passing through it.

Green and blue noctilucent clouds.

Different colours of noctilucent clouds, with golden yellow near the horizon and blue-green higher up.

The #AstronomyWeather for my local patch - results for June 2025:

Clear sky: 6 nights
Partly cloudy sky: 9 nights
Overcast sky: 15 nights

Limited #astronomy this month due to cloud and bright nights but I did catch some noctilucent clouds.

#AstroWeather #Astrophotography #Space

Solstice incoming → prepare through breath, presence & focus. Let the portal arrive through you.
📡 Full decode on Telegram → t.me/powerpicxx

#astroweather #energyupdate #solstice2025 #ARNEIA #spiritualintelligence

Shot of Mars close to the open cluster M44, also known as the Beehive Cluster. Taken on 2 May 2025 with a Canon 25D and 300mm lens.

Star field of the stars in the constellation of Libra. The asteroid (4) Vesta is labelled as well as the star 16 Librae.

The 63% lit Moon shining brightly against the blackness of space. Shot taken with a DSLR and 72ED telescope on a Star Adventurer mount.

A white streak of light crossing a brightly lit background with a solitary bright dot right of centre, above the line. The line is the ISS and the dot the star Spica. The scene is lit by light from the nearby Moon.

The #AstronomyWeather for my local patch - results for May 2025:

Clear: 10 nights
Partly cloudy: 6 nights
Overcast: 15 nights

Slightly better than average May. The highlight of the month was Mars crossing the Beehive Cluster.

#AstroWeather #Astrophotography #Astronomy #Space

Info Graphic: Top Photo - Aurora borealis with trees. Words on Photo - A Light Path Illuminating your path with compassionate guidance. Saturn Enters Aries May 2025. Watch on my YouTube Channel! Middle banner: light purple background, words on banner - Saturn ingress into Aries 2025. Bottom Left Photo: Justin Crockett Elzie. Bottom middle banner: Purple background, words on banner - Astrologers Justin Crockett Elzie and Elizabeth Liz Muschett. Bottom right photo - Elizabeth Liz Muschett.

Enjoy the Show: Saturn ingress into Aries 2025 with Astrologers Justin Crockett Elzie & Elizabeth Liz Muschett. Link in comments below.

#Astro #Astrology #Astroweather

The crescent Moon showing earthshine near the Pleiades open cluster of stars on the night of 1 April 2025.

A swirl of multi-coloured lines of light formed by the long exposure photo of the star Sirius.

A star field with three small galaxies to the right of the image. Two small white dots to the left of the galaxies are marked, that being the position of asteroid 8 Flora over two consecutive nights.

Shot of Mars between the open cluster M44, also known as the Beehive Cluster and the bright stars Pollux and Castor in Gemini. The objects are labelled and the fainter surrounding stars are shown. Taken on 20 April 2025 with a Canon 600D and 24mm lens.

The #AstronomyWeather for my local patch - results for April 2025:

Clear sky: 13 nights
Partly cloudy sky: 8 nights
Overcast sky: 9 nights

Above average number of clear or partly cloudy skies this month. Highlight of the month was the Moon occulting the Pleiades.

#AstroWeather #Astrophotography

May forecast is live. Thanks @ecstaticastro.bsky.social for chatting about the Astro weather again! #astrology #astroweather youtu.be/l_9q8cUXPSo?...

Prompt: NSFW, Kepler-382 c exoplanet, Bridget Riley style, , Kepler-382 c planet, weather, temperature, chilly, -40°C, clear skies, snowflakes, evening, exoplanetary system, Kepler-382 star, not habitable for humans, atmosphere, Earth's, too cold, life, we know it, trivia, exoplanet, exoplanetary weather, astro weather, Kepler 382 c, planet HD, sharp focus, stunningly beautiful, hyper-detailed, stained glass style, vibrant, beautiful, translucent, intricate, detailed Negative prompt: verybadimagenegative, bad_prompt_version2-neg, easynegative, FastNegativeV2, ugly, deformed, noisy, blurry, low contrast, realism, photorealistic, extra eyes, bad eyes, ugly eyes, imperfect eyes, deformed pupils, deformed iris, cross-eyed, poorly drawn face, bad face, fused face, ugly face, worst face, unrealistic skin texture, out of frame, poorly drawn hands, cloned face, double face, blurry, bad quality Text model: silicon-masha Image model: Ultraspice

🛰️ Here is the today’s weather for Kepler-382 c planet, which is located on the orbit of Kepler-382 star! ☀️ The temperature here is a chilly -40°C, with clear skies and a chance of snowflakes later in the evening.🌨️ Remember, this planet is part of an […]

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Star trails shot looking south on 5 March 2025. Settings: 325 shots at 4s exp, 16mm fl, f/2.0, ISO-1600.

A swirl of multicoloured lines from a long exposure and intentional camera movement picture of the star Sirius.

Composite shot of planet Mercury showing its movement over about 4 minutes on the early evening of 8 March 2025. Taken with a DSLR and 300mm lens.

Planets Venus (top right) and Mercury (lower centre, above the tree) on the evening of 8 March 2025.

The #AstronomyWeather for my local patch - results for March 2025:

Clear sky: 13 nights
Partly cloudy sky: 8 nights
Overcast sky: 10 nights

A much better than average March. Lots of clear nights for some quality stargazing.

#AstroWeather #Astronomy #Astrophotography #Space

A nearly half-illuminated Moon taken with a DSLR and 300mm lens on 4 February 2025.

Planet Venus setting behind some trees from 4 February 2025. Venus shows diffraction spikes caused by its light passing through the branches of a tree. This is a composite shot of the movement of Venus over about 45 minutes.

Mars (the centre orange 'star') near the stars Castor (top, above left of Mars) and Pollux (lower, to the left of Mars) in Gemini on the evening of 2 February 2025.

A night scene of various stars, planets and constellations with rooftops and trees in the foreground. The constellations are Orion, Canis Major, Canis Minor, Gemini, Auriga and Taurus. Mars is in Gemini and Jupiter in Taurus. Taken on 22 February 2025.

The #AstronomyWeather for my local patch - results for February 2025:

Clear sky: 7 nights
Partly cloudy sky: 7 nights
Overcast sky: 14 nights

About average for Feb. Despite 9 consecutive cloudy evenings, there were still sights to see in the night sky.

#AstroWeather #Astronomy #Astrophotography

06 march 2025
moon in gemini square saturn 1722 PST

analysis paralysis starts to set in. instead of catastrophizing, try to approach with critical openness while outline roadblocks to any projects or plans you made this morning. remember: immediate gratification is a net negative.
#astroweather

06 march 2025
moon in gemini conjunct jupiter 0216 PST

get ready to start your day with a healthy dose of over-thinking! we’re buzzing with new information and new perspectives. skip the coffee and keep a small and realistic checklist close at hand to stay on task.
#dailyastro #astroweather