The globular clusters M13, the Great Hercules Nebula, on the left, and M3 imaged on the same night, 6th April 2026.
'Sometimes the night's sky weeps, with the stars as its tears' - John Trudell
The globular clusters M13, the Great Hercules Nebula, on the left, and M3 imaged on the same night, 6th April 2026.
Jupiter showing the transit of Europa (near the limb on left of the South Equatorial Band) on the night of 6th April 2026 at 22.57 UTC. The Great Red Spot also made a welcome appearance.
A fascinating edge-on spiral galaxy in Canes Venatici.
The Crescent Moon 36 hours after New Moon at 19h29 on 20th March 2026.
A beautiful edge-on galaxy in Coma Berenices.
A grand design spiral galaxy in Ursa Major.
The sky was better tonight - though not perfect! - and it was possible to get an improved mono image using the RC8 of the red spot and, again, the moon Io just visible at left.
Data from November 2024 waiting to be completed with SII and OIII. Too late for this season but even as a mono image this stands up well.
Day 11 view of the south-western sector of the Moon.
A beautiful planetary nebula high in the sky in late February.
Day 5 view of the south-eastern sector of the Moon.