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Images

A look a Jupiter in the winter skies as 2022 gives way to 2023.
Jupiter in 2022
Despite their best effort, the clouds were unable to contain the defiant brilliance of the moon and nearby Jupiter.
Moon and Jupiter with clouds
I mistimed my attempt to capture the Great Red Spot but gots lots of detail with Io just appearing as well.
⭐ Jupiter and Io
Sharp detail is visible in the bands.
Jupiter's Bands in Detail
Jupiter presenting its centuries old storm.
Jupiter's Great Red Spot
Some detail is visible in the bands.
Jupiter's Bands
This is a capture of Jupiter taken at dawn with multiple filters.
Jupiter at dawn
A conjunction of Jupiter, Saturn, and Venus at dusk.
Conjunction at Dusk
This is a capture of Jupiter and three moons (from left right): Io, Europa, and Ganymede.
Jupiter and moons
This is a capture of Jupiter and four moons (from left right): Callisto, Europe, Io, and Ganymede.
Jupiter and moons
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Blog Posts

A look back at the first year of my astrophotography with my favorite photos from 2021.
2021 in Retrospective and Favorite Photos
I hosted my first viewing party and it was a blast!
My first viewing party
Learn how to use ImageContainer, ProcessContainer, and FFTRegistration to stack planetary images produced by Stellina. With a guest appearance from Pierre, my parrot.
Processing Planets with PixInsight using Bulk Operations
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Videos

On December 14th I pointed my telescope to the sky. I captured Mars, Jupiter, and the moon with my planetary QHY5III462C before I switched to the deep sky ASI294MC Pro. After setting up an advanced script in N.I.N.A., I let it run all night and used the results to create my best picture of the Crab Nebula to date. It's all documented including setting up and balancing my rig.
Imaging M1 (and Mars, Jupiter, and the Moon)
Join me for a night of viewing. I observed several nebulae (the Iris Nebula, the Dumbbell Nebula, and the Eagle Nebula) and the moon all night until 3am when the planets Saturn, Mars, and Jupiter appeared in that order.
May 21, 2022 - planets, nebulae, and more
Collage of planets, galaxies, nebulae, and more that I captured in 2022. From Saturn and Andromeda to Thor's Helmet and the Milky Way.
My best space pictures taken in 2022
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