ISS transit of the Sun
ISS transit of the Sun by Mark Godwin
Lunar Mosaic by Phil Brotherwood
H-Alpha sun 14:00 26, August 2023
Taken through a heavily modified Coranado PST scope and processed for both surface and prominence details. By Nigel price
C/2020 F3 Neowise
C/2020 F3 Neowise by Dean Ashton
Sunspot AR3664 @ 11:30 11-05-2024
by Nick Tonkin
L1 – 15.6 day old Moon
15.6 day old Moon. Part of a Lunar 100 EAA observing project. TMB80 f/6, ZWO 183MM PRO, Sharpcap planetary livestack by Nick Tonkin
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
Lunar Eclipse sequence by Phil Brotherwood
Saturn 13, September 2023 22:16 UT
Celestron 9.25 EHD, f/28, Skyris 132M, Optolong IR685 RGB filters, 20% of 134,000 frames. By Dean Ashton
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