Leo Triplet – Richard WeatherstonEclipse Photos taken by Richard, Oregon, 2017Michelle, Scott and Gord (Doug was there but late for the pics) enjoying the Black Forest Star Party 2019.Bruno’s – M31 with M110 nearby.M51 – Starfest 2019 was at Mt. Forest and the sky was nice and dark. AlFraser’s new rig for easy viewing.
Bruno’s – M42
Brenda – The Venus Jupiter conjunction on November 24th– taken with a Canon 70d and a 100-400 lens at 100mm, ISO 1250, 1/125 sec, f 4.5.
Jerome’s M42
M1 The Crab Nebula – JeromeM13 – 20 sec exposure video capture – FraserM82 – JeromeM82 -15 sec exposure video capture – FraserM42 – Fraser 20 sec exp. Unprocessed.Orion EOS 115
Comet C2020 by Steve Arnold. Mavic 2 Pro, 1600ISO x 2 seconds x 4 images stacked, tweaked in Affinity Photo
The crescent Moon returns to the evening, crossing Leo. The five-planet lineup continues at dawn; catch it while you still can. And for skywatchers at northern latitudes, we're entering noctilucent cloud season. The post This Week's Sky at a Glance, June 24 – July 2 appeared first on Sky & Telescope. [...]
The crescent Moon returns to the evening, crossing Leo. The five-planet lineup continues at dawn; catch it while you still can. And for skywatchers at northern latitudes, we're entering noctilucent cloud season. The post This Week's Sky at a Glance, June 24 – July 2 appeared first on Sky & Telescope. [...]
We'll have not one but many opportunities to enjoy a rare lineup of the bright planets over the next few weeks. Amazingly, they'll be aligned in order of their distance from the Sun. The post Solar System Gets its Ducks in a Row appeared first on Sky & Telescope. [...]
The five naked-eye planets form a diagonal line in the dawn this week — in order of their distance from the Sun, no less. And the waning Moon visits each one in turn, day by day. The post This Week's Sky at a Glance, June 17 – 25 appeared first on Sky & Telescope. [...]
The waxing gibbous Moon shines with Spica, then occults Delta Scorpii. Meanwhile, all seven planets other than Earth are forming into a diagonal line across the east to southeast at dawn. The post This Week's Sky at a Glance, June 10 – 18 appeared first on Sky & Telescope. [...]