Lunar Eclipse March 2025
On the night of March 13th and the morning of March 14th, stargazers in the Western Hemisphere got to witness a total lunar eclipse. I used this as an opportunity to do some imaging with the updated rig and the…
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Comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan–ATLAS)
In the preceding months, astronomers were talking about a new comet that could put on quite a show. Observers in the southern hemisphere were tracking the comet in the morning skies and on October 9th, the comet started moving back…
The Edge of the Solar System
I have never captured Pluto before and wanted to see what the Seestar can do. I was impressed! This was about 15 minutes worth of data taken from the front yard in my suburban skies.
The Last Planet
Long evening capturing more images with the Seestar. This little smart telescope is really a treat to use. Focused on adding to my Messier object library, mostly globular and open clusters. I really should call it a night. When you…