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M97, M108 and a gaggle of other galaxies. I’ve recently been concentrating on framing multiple principal objects in the same image… 86% moon from 2/27 along with a close up on the Copernicus crater. This crater is approximately 93km in diameter and 3km deep. The debris rays stretch up to 800km from the center of the crater. Some more SeeStar pics, the moon & sun from this afternoon, and the sun from two days ago. Spent some time with the my SeeStar yesterday. Captured the sun with some very faint features, First Quarter Moon, and M37. M37 is an open cluster in the constellation Auriga. Quick peek at the sun through the clouds before snowpacylapse hits the NYC area. Quite sun. NGC 2805, the most prominent spiral galaxy in the image, is likely deformed by interactions with the nearby galaxies. This is image is full of galaxies, many of which are visible with careful inspection. Happy Valentine’s Day! Got a quick pic of the sun today with the SeeStar S50. It’s a very busy sun right now. Added some SII data to the HOO data I had collected earlier, and finally finished processing it.