Fall Festival Star-gazing at First Assembly Rockingham
Thanks to First Assembly the Possibility Church in Rockingham for having Star Gazing at their fall festival. The almost full
Thanks to First Assembly the Possibility Church in Rockingham for having Star Gazing at their fall festival. The almost full
We had another nice night for astronomy on October 20, 2026. The Seestar S50 spent the evening on three targets:
Thank you for visiting my Astronomy at Lake Lure post. I had never been there before, so I was not
Navigating the Post-Harvest Moon: Planning Your Dark Sky Windows For deep-sky astrophotographers and visual observers, tracking lunar cycles is as
How a Single Light Shapes the Night Sky: A SeeStar S50 Comparison Even local, low-level outdoor lighting makes a dramatic
In this post I want to show you one photo I processed using built in Seestar S50 built in processing.
The image image on the left I exported directly from the telescope after I took took 30 minute 10 second
2026-09-09 IC 405 & M 31 Posted on September 9, 2026 Taking advantage of another clear night on September
A Quick 30-Minute Window under the Night Sky Last night I chose to not use the external power supply for
Astrophotography Log 2026-08-25 | Witch’s Broom Nebula (C34) Captured with ZWO Seestar S50 | Processed in Seestar App Caldwell 34