M31 – The Andromeda Galaxy
Messier 31, the great galaxy in the constellation of Andromeda is one of the most photographed night-sky objects of all, probably second only to the… Read More »M31 – The Andromeda Galaxy
Deep Sky
My new deep-sky imaging setup
Since the early Summer of 2021 I have been building up a new deep-sky imaging setup based around the beautiful and venerable Takahashi FSQ-85EDX Refracting… Read More »My new deep-sky imaging setup
The Veil Nebula – a mosaic
The beautiful Veil Nebula in the constellation of Cygnus (the Swan) covers a large apparent area of the sky. When I say ‘large’ I mean… Read More »The Veil Nebula – a mosaic
Three new images from the summer
Here, on the south coast of England, the nights get very short indeed for a couple of months around the Summer Solstice. In fact, there… Read More »Three new images from the summer
Three Images of the Eagle Nebula
Here are three different versions of M16, The Eagle Nebula in the constellation of Serpens Cauda. Interestingly, the constellation of Serpens is unique in that… Read More »Three Images of the Eagle Nebula
Recent Deep Sky Images
Lots of good data coming out of the lovely 12.5″ RCOS setup that I share in Siding Springs, Australia. Here are four recent images of… Read More »Recent Deep Sky Images
My First NASA APOD
I’m very pleased to say that I have, today, received my first NASA “Astronomy Picture of the Day” or APOD. Click on the link below:… Read More »My First NASA APOD
Zooming in on The Ring Nebula
What was it about The Ring Nebula (M57) that inspired me to put together this little blog article? I guess it must be that it… Read More »Zooming in on The Ring Nebula
Some recent deep sky images from home
I haven’t blogged for a while, and I have some catching up to do! So, here are 3 images I took over the period April… Read More »Some recent deep sky images from home
The Eta Carina Nebula from down-under
I’ve posted before about my exploits in using remote telescopes on the Light Buckets system from France, but I have recently been using the iTelescope… Read More »The Eta Carina Nebula from down-under
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