My first time seeing the moon again in a long time, and my clearest view of Mars yet!
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Using six of my Jupiter pictures this summer I was able to create a full map of the whole planet!
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Finally getting a good view of the Great Red Spot this summer!
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You never need a reason to go outside to see Mars!
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I used my planetary camera to get a zoomed in view of the XM-3 geostationary satellite going into the shadow of the Earth.
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I used my all sky camera and some custom software to see all the satellites overhead without those darn stars getting in the way.
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I filled up my entire hard drive taking a series of pictures of Jupiter so that I could capture the planet’s rotation!
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My first time seeing Mars in two years, and my first time with a planetary camera!
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Trying out my software to remove stars from star trail images to reveal airplanes and satellites.
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I bought a new barlow lens to increase my telescopes magnification. The increased magnification means my camera can see much more detail on the planets.
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Trying to nail down my Jupiter image techniques before the planets are in prime location!
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Jupiter and Saturn are finally back in the night sky at a somewhat normal evening hour. It’s my first time getting good results with my new planetary camera, and I’m excited to try again soon!
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After being blessed with nice weather two days in a row I tried seeing comet NEOWISE more zoomed in with my telescope.
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My first time ever seeing a comet! Thrilled to finally be able to capture such a rare event!
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I caught the SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule docked to the harmony module of the space station.
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Seeing the M5 globular cluster with a planetary camera and untracked telescope.
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Taking my fancy new planetary camera out for a spin and get my best ISS photo yet!
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I photographed Venus passing through the Pleiades star cluster
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Caught the space station with a $17 webcam, and the results were surprisingly good!
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I caught a geostationary satellite tumbling and drifting out of control!
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