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Mark Savan captured this spectacular shot of the Dark Shark Nebula in Cepheus with his SVX130T. This Dark Nebula is located approximately 650 light-years away from Earth and spans about 15 light-years across. #stellarvue

Edward Harp captured this brilliant shot of Mul4 (WR 134) in Cygnus with his SVX152T. This Wolf-Rayet star sits 6,000 light-years away from Earth and is surrounded by a faint bubble nebula, blown by the intense radiation and fast wind from the star itself. #stellarvue

Autumn is here! And so is Bob MacArthur. Watch his in-depth guide to this month's observing. Among other events is the Orionid Meteor Shower, taking place the night of the 21st through the morning of the 22nd. Keep looking up! Clear Skies. #stellarvue ow.ly/EkVC50ZU53z

Mark Mruczek captured this stellar shot of Gamma Cygni Central Rift in Cygnus with his SVX102T Raptor. According to Mark: “This is a close-up view of one of the most incredible regions of the summer Milky Way, in the constellation Cygnus (3,700 ly away from Earth) #stellarvue

Jeff Ratino captured this brilliant shot of W63 (SNR G082.2+05.3) in Cygnus with his SVX102T. This supernova remnant rests 5,000 to 10,000 light-years away from Earth. Its glowing, expanding, blue, elliptical-shaped shock shell spans roughly 150 light-years across. #stellarvue

The SVX180T-2 refractor is the largest, sharpest, and most advanced telescope we have ever made. This video shows examples of its optical performance and astro-photos taken through it. Watch for a deeper look at Stellarvue's flagship telescope #stellarvue ow.ly/U6U950ZPfV1

Michael Schneider captured this spectacular shot of the Elephant’s Trunk Nebula (IC 1396A) in Cepheus using his SVX140T. This emission nebula rests 2,400 light-years away from Earth and contains several very young stars that were discovered in infrared images in 2003. #stellarvue

Jeff Ratino captured this brilliant shot of LDN 1089 in Cepheus with his SVX102T. Located 1,200 light-years away from Earth this dark nebula is composed of dense dust and gas that blocks the light from objects behind it. #stellarvue

Bob MacArthur is in full force. As summer winds down, his September update video gives a complete briefing on what the night sky holds for us to see this month. Watch for details on everything to observe and how you can get in on the action. ow.ly/srI950ZLABK

Ross Salomone captured this fantastic shot of the recent lunar eclipse with his SVX90T and Canon D90. Also referred to as a "blood moon," this astronomical event occurs when the Moon passes through the Earth's umbra (shadow). #stellarvue

Brian Meyers captured this striking shot of NGC 6823 in Vulpecula with his SVX152T. This open star cluster sits approximately 6,000 light-years away from Earth and spans about 50 light-years across. #stellarvue

Stellarvue's Bob MacArthur was a guest on Sky-Watcher’s "What’s Up?" webcast hosted by Kevin LeGore. The two discuss rekindling their passion for astronomy, staying active in the community and expanding their knowledge through curiosity and learning. ow.ly/7k9E50ZA1HQ

Stellarvue owner Kevin Rasso @skiesburnastro put together this composite image of the 2024 solar eclipse, with data captured from his SVX90T and another instrument. This project was part of the DEB Initiative. #stellarvue ow.ly/4P7r50ZzWlf

Douglas J. Struble captured this magnificent image of the Crescent Nebula (NGC 6888) in Cygnus with his SVX102T Raptor and other instruments. This object is an emission nebula that rests approximately 5,000 light-years away from Earth. #stellarvue

This image taken by Andy Campbell was selected as winner for the Deep sky section of the 2026 David Malin Awards. Andy used his Stellarvue 70mm triplet refractor to capture this shot of Chamaeleon III; a dark Nebula located about 500 light-years away from Earth. #stellarvue

The SVX102T is our most popular telescope because of its weight and portability. With a 101.5mm f-7 apochromatic triplet objective, imagers and visual users alike can enjoy a grab and go scope that produces sharp views and breathtaking images. #stellarvue

Micah Nowack captured this mind-boggling image of the Fox Fur Nebula in Monoceros with his SVX152T. This object is an emission and reflection nebula that glows red from ionized hydrogen and blue from reflecting dust near hot, newborn stars. #stellarvue