The Leo Triplet M65, M66 & NGC3628
The Leo Triplet captured in March 2022 as a 2-panel mosaic. By Dean Ashton
NGC6995 by Mark Godwin
NGC6995 by Mark Godwin
M13
M13. 90x300s or 12.5 hours total exposure to get those fainter stars at the periphery. Taken in 2022, using a Celestron 9.25 SCT, QHY268C and an Optolong L-Pro filter. by Dean Ashton
Lagoon & Trifid Nebula
by Dr Nigel Price
NGC 6888
The Crescent Nebula 2nd attempt. The first was back in June 2021. This one has 16hrs over 6 nights from July to September. By Barry Trudgian
Lobster & Bubble Nebulas by Dr Nigel Price
This is the lobster nebula with the bubble nebula centre (Wolf Rayet Star nebula – like the crescent). You can also faintly see CAS A supernova remnant in the top left corner as a serated blue outline which is not supposed to be possible with a 108mm of aperture but hey ho! All of these can be found in the majesty of Cassiopeia, field of view is approx. 3 by 4.5 degrees.
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