The Canadian Train 1 Toronto to Winterpeg
The Ride The Food Next stop… Vancouver.
Triple Shadow Transit of Jupiter
In 2014 and 2015 there were triple shadow transits of Jupiter. The first one in June of 2014 had Jupiter very low and to the east, and it was mostly
Speaking of Comets…
A post on Bluesky by c0nc0rdance about light pillars reminded me of this: Back in January 2015 a bunch of us went out to get C/2014 Q2 (Lovejoy). Before the
Some Sunspot Action
The Sun today in Hα. Active sunspot regions 4312, and 4317 to 4321.
The Sun Today
The Sun today with a massive prominence. Hydrogen-alpha images with false colour.
The Moon Tonight
Full Moon, 99.8% illuminated.
The Sun Today
Active Sunspot Regions 4294, 4296, and 4298 in hydrogen-alpha (false colour). This was taken with a new camera, so I’ll have to figure that out…
Very High Ecliptic… The Moon and M31
This was a tough shot using a tripod with the Moon as high as it was (64 degrees). 94.8% waxing gibbous Moon. Cold, but no wind. And another attempt at
The Moon Tonight
58.8% Illuminated Waxing Gibbous Moon shot with the 9.25″ SCT and f/6.3 focal reducer (1175 mm).
25 Minutes of motion of 3I/ATLAS
Forecast was good enough for another early morning drive to Kawartha Lakes. Bad data, but it counts. Caught Comet 3I/ATLAS using the Seestar. Should have taken the SCT.