Recent Observations
Herewith, a database of every observation I’ve ever made, most recent first! Click for more detail, or on the page links at the bottom to review more, 12 at a time, in descending chronological order…
C33 / Eastern Veil Nebula / NGC6992
A quick view of the Eastern Veil by itself.
M24 / Small Sagittarius Star Cloud / NGC 6603
Quck capture of the densest part of the Milky Way
Sh2-171 / NGC 7822 / NGC 7762
Young star forming region in Cepheus
Eagle / Swan Nebulae / M16 / M17
Fun, widefield capture of two of the most famous nebulae in the heavens.
NGC 7293 / Helix Nebula / C63
Huge planetary nebula, captured with some difficulty. Our second, much improved capture of this object.
M16 / Eagle Nebula / Sh2-49
Latest observation in a series of 3. Gorgeous! Shows famous “Pillars of Creation”.
M13 / Great Hercules Cluster
Classic target, bright, high overhead
M27 / Dumbbell Nebula / NGC 6853
Messier’s first planetary nebula is huge!
NGC 4725
Fascinating, bright-ish galaxy in Coma, discovered by William Herschel
Arp 124 / NGC 6361
Key feature is interaction between NGC 6361 and a tiny, mag 15.8 galaxy just below it.
Arp 101 / UGC 10164-10169
Obscure, dim (Mag 14.8) interacting galaxies.
M15 / NGC 7078 / Great Pegasus Cluster
Impressive Globular Cluster just high enough in the sky to capture.