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The dark nebulae Barnard 142 and 143 a.k.a. Barnard's E in Aquila with a #SeeStar S30 Pro and an L-Pro filter. In total 2h 25m 30s from my very light polluted terrace.

The dark nebula Barnard 72 a.k.a. the Dark Snake in Ophiuchus with a #SeeStar S30 Pro and an L-Pro filter. In total 1h 46m from my very light polluted terrace.

The open cluster M 29 in cygnus with a #SeeStar S50 and LP filter. In total 3h 12m 40s from my very light polluted terrace.

The tulip Nebula Sh2-101 with a #SeeStar S50. In total 537 x 20 sec or 2h 59m.

The star cloud Messier 24 in Sagittarius. I took 271 x 30 sec with a #SeeStar S30 Pro and processed the 271 subs with AstroPixelProcessor and PixInsight.

Pride flag made of space images. patreon.cosmoquest.org/posts/pride-...

The Pride Flag, but make it space | CosmoQuestXYears ago, NASA put out a Progress Pride flag of space images. David Shiffman has a good article about it here, where he interviews the creapatreon.cosmoquest.org

The globular cluster M53 with a #SeeStar S50. In total 209 x 20 sec or 1h 9m 40s.

The globular cluster M12 with in total 208 x 20 sec taken with a #SeeStar S50.

The globular cluster M3 with in total 200 x 20 sec taken with a #SeeStar S50.

Conjunction of Venus and Jupiter (to the left) with Mercury also not too far away (lower right).

The globular cluster M 14 with a #SeeStar S50. In total 144 x 20 sec or 48m.

The edge on galaxy NGC 5907 with supernova shot last night with a #SeeStar S50. In total 472 x 20 sec or 2h 37m 20s.

The jet of the black hole of M 87 with a SeeStar S50. The circumstances were far from ideal during two nights. Lots of high clouds and I had to discard a lot of images but there it is. Especially in the over-sharpened image to the right of the arrow.

The Sun on May 20, 2026, with a #SeeStar S50. I took a RAW film of 1 minute and stacked the frames with AutoStakkert!4. Then I sharpened the image with PixInsight and improved the colours.

The skies are reasonably clear. I took 811 × 20 sec of pics with a #SeeStar S50 on M 51 of which I discarded 41 manually due to clouds. Of the remaining files, AstroPixelProcessor stacked 80% resulting in about 3h 25m of data.

M 101 with a #SeeStar S50. In total 425 x 20 sec or 2h 21m 40s.

The galaxy M 101. In total 2h58m of exposures with a #SeeStar S30 Pro.

Markarian's Chain at the heart of the Virgo Cluster of galaxies. In total 2h 31m of exposure time with a #SeeStar S30 Pro.

The Sun on March 24, 2026, with a #SeeStar S50.

1050 x 10 sec (2h 55m 0s) on the Leo Triplet using a #SeeStar S50.