Sunspot AR3664 @ 11:30 11-05-2024
by Nick Tonkin
Jupiter
by Mark Godwin
Venus
A beautiful clear night last night with six planets on show: Saturn, Venus; Neptune (telescope only); Uranus (telescope only); Jupiter; and Mars. Sadly I didnt manage to observe Neptune but I did get to see the other five! This was Venus at 17:55. Its incredible brightness and brilliance in the evening sky to the naked eye hides the fact that it is just a thin crescent at the moment, as observed from Earth.By Dean Ashton
The Sun in Ha
by Dr Nigel Price
Ha and Cal H Sun by Dr Nigel Price
This was the sun imaged in Hydrogen Alpha (656.28nm used here for red) and Calcium H (396.9nm used here for blue) with the spectroheliograph at 1330 today with great seeing.
Mare Humorum and Crater Gassendi
By Mark Godwin
Partial Solar Eclipse 29-03-2025
Cloud prevented the me from capturing the full partial eclipse but here’s the first and Last from the visible sequence. by Nick Tonkin
Comet C/2021 S3 ( PANSTARRS)
Comet C/2021 S3 ( PANSTARRS) by Dean Ashton
Jupiter 13th November 01:30 UT
Jupiter 13th November 01:30. Skywatcher 250, Televue Powermate 4X, ASI 120MC-S. Processed through PIPP, AutoStakkert, Registax, PixInsight and Photoshop. At the end of that managed to rescue something from 50% of 5000 frames (58fps).
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