Astro-imager since taking photo of Comet Bennett in 1970. Chairman of Norman Lockyer Observatory, Sidmouth, Devon. https://xitter.cf/t.co/u6Lrhqjf5l

Devon UK
Joined April 2009
NGC772 20x120s RC10 showing its faint outer shell
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The Sun today. Solarscope 70mm
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NGC247 - The Claw Galaxy part of the Sculptor Group in Cetus. RC-10. 20x120s
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NGC 1055 is an edge-on barred spiral galaxy located about 52 million light-years away in the constellation Cetus. 20x120s RC-10
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These galaxies are in gravitational interaction with each other. NGC 7771 is undergoing a massive star formation spurt, caused by the dwarf galaxy NGC 7770. 24x120s RC10
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M27 The Dumbbell Nebula. 20x120s RC10 L-Pro filter
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Inverted Sun from this afternoon. Taken with Solarscope 70mm
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A powerful solar storm could disrupt satellites, navigation systems and communications worldwide. Are we prepared for the next big one? Read more: aerosociety.com/news/the-sol…
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SN2026aaiv still bright in NGC7331
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A pair of quiescent proms and an eruptive one on west side of Sun
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Tonight’s Moon Dogs.
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Saturn tonight with a C9 2.5 + teleconverter
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The Sculptor Galaxy NGC 253 from last night. 29 x 120sec. With RC10
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Saturn’s rings are now opening out. Imaged with RC10 tonight.
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SN2026aaiv in NGC 7331 taken with RC-10 & ASI533MC 35 x 120s
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This mornings lunar eclipse thro’ Tak 100DF 4s exp.
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Camera settings for tonight’s PARTIAL LUNAR ECLIPSE! 📷 Mount your DSLR or mirrorless camera on a sturdy tripod, switch to manual mode, and use a telephoto lens. Ideally 300mm or longer. For the bright Moon, start around: 📷 ISO 200 📷 1/250-second shutter speed 📷 Adjust your aperture as needed As more of the Moon slips into Earth’s shadow, gradually increase your ISO and slow the shutter speed. Check your histogram and review your images frequently (the settings will change throughout the eclipse) A star tracker (that moves with the motion of the sky) helps immensely and gives you much more control (that's what I used for my image!). My complete lunar eclipse photography guide is here: astrobackyard.com/how-to-pho…
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Inverted colourised image of today’s Sun. Makes the filaments stand out!
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Après de longs mois de préparatifs et plusieurs jours sur le traitement, voici mon résultat de l'éclipse solaire 2026 #TSE avec la couronne solaire et ses détails, les protubérances et le clair de Terre qui laisse apparaitre les mers de la Lune... 🇪🇸
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David Strange retweeted
It happened again! Here's Phobos passing in front of the Sun as seen from the surface of Mars by the Perseverance rover on Aug. 12. science.nasa.gov/photojourna…
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