I am interested in both astronomy and stargazing. Recently, I also finished my first astronmy project/ paper. fyi: heavily processed with popular imaging and astro tools.
mars from a 9.25 inch schmidt-cassegrain telescope moon from a 16 inch reflecting telescope saturn from a 9.25 inch schmidt-cassegrain telescope long-exposure milky way, california albireo binary star system though technically the yellow one is another binary star system in itself from a 9.25 inch schmidt-cassegrain telescope cygnus from a bad imaging setup, ontario jupiter from a 9.25 inch schmidt-cassegrain telescope dominion radio astrophysical observatory moon from a 9.25 inch schmidt-cassegrain telescope mosaic w. m. keck observatory aurora, ontario cepheus, utah milky way, idaho algonquin radio observatory cassiopeia, british columbia sun in white light through a solar-filtered 100 mm refractor 16 inch reflecting telescope, super close to my home the inner orion nebula m42 from a long-exposure 9.25 inch schmidt-cassegrain telescope 8 inch refractor telescope, super close to my home andromeda galaxy m31 from a long-exposure 80 mm refractor hercules globular cluster m13 from a long-exposure 16 inch reflector telescope vulpecula, ontario spotted starlink and hurried to take a photo whirlpool galaxy m51 from a long-exposure 16 inch reflector telescope ring nebula m57 from a long-exposure 16 inch reflector telescope w. m. keck observatory e. c. carr astronomical observatory
