Triple APOD - July 19, 2025: Moon Craters By Jack McPhail All-Star Amateur Astronomy Photo of the Day - Click to Enlarge


Triple APOD - July 19, 2025: Moon Craters By Jack McPhail

Equipment used:

Celestron nexstar 4ES
Sybony SV 305
Sybony lens 2x Barlow

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The Andromeda galaxy captured front and centre with the it's neighbours M32, the bright blob hugging Andromeda's spiral arms, and M110 to the top left of frame. 

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