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From Allen: SH2-101 was captured using Ha_OIII shots from 2025-05-29, 2025-06-08 to 2025-06-09; SII_Hb shots from 2025-06-30 to 2025-07-01; and RGB from 2025-07-02. There is about 13.5 hours of integration (7hrs Ha...
Triple APOD - July 21, 2025: Lagoon & Trifid Nebulas (M8/NGC 6523 & M20/NGC 6514) By Dillon Mckenzie
From Dillon:
This is my photo of the Lagoon and Trifid nebula I have captured from my home city in Bortle 9. 6 hours 40 minutes integration.
Equipment used:
Equipment used:
Celestron nexstar 4ES
Sybony SV 305
Sybony lens 2x Barlow
From Robert:
The Solar Surface Prominence June 8, 2025, Lunt 40 Solar Scope, tracking using a Celesteon Nexstar mount in alt az mode, 2x barlow, asi174mm planetary camera, 4 % of 3000 frames captured in Sharp Cap P...
From Philip:
I took this photo of M57 last Monday in Bromont, Canada, using a QHYCCD Minicam 8 Mono in RGB. The total exposure time was 202 minutes, with 90 photos per color channel, each exposed for...
Imaged and stacked with the SeeStar S50. The Iris Nebula can be found near the constellation Cepheus.
From Abdur:
From my Bortle 6-7 backyard. I took this image while testing a new Multi-bandpass filter.
Equipment used:
C...