Astrophotography – January-May 2023

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January 1

Moon and Mars images with 355 mm Newtonian and ASI290MM with a Green filter (for Moon), and ASI462MC for Mars, in good seeing.

Images are stacks of 1300 to 1800 out of 10000.

January 2:

Moon and Mars images with 355 mm Newtonian and ASI290MM with a Green filter (for Moon), and ASI462MC for Mars, again in good seeing.

Images are stacks of 1500 to 1700 out of 10000.

A comparison between Mars images from the 1th and 2nd of January:

January 3:

Moon images with 355 mm Newtonian and ASI290MM with a Green filter, in fair seeing.

Images are stacks of 1300 to 1500 out of 10000.

The transit of a plane in from of the Moon. Olympus M1X with Olympus 100-400 mm lens at 400 mm.

Sun in H alpha and white light on January 19s:

February 22, the Venus-Jupiter and Moon gathering:

March 31

Under fair and good seeing, with the 355 mm Newtonian, ASI174MM, Green filter.:

March 31

Under fair seeing conditions, with the 355 mm Newtonian, ASI174MM and Green filter, the Moon looked ok, but far from what I’ve wanted to image:

A big flare on May 11, 2023, imaged with a 60 mm H alpha scope. 08:49 – 09:17 U.T.

Sunspot 3310 on May 24 in some good seeing moments. 355 mm Newtonian, ASI174MM, Continuum and Astrosolar filters.

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