HemyockAstro (Pete)

4 clear nights! 13.5 hours! Right: NGC 7331 – a spiral galaxy ~40 million light years away. Left: Stephan’s Quintet – 5 galaxies, 4 locked in a dance ~290 million light years away. Light that left before humans existed, now on my camera. #Astrophotography

Slight reprocess of the image of Jupiter I captured on the 21st March 2026 from my home in #Devon UK. Skymax 127, 2X Barlow, UV/IR cut filter, Player One Neptune CII #astrophotography

@tw__astro Incredible!

My rendition of Jupiter in true colour on March 21st, jointly captured by myself and Damian Peach. This is a single OSC stack - one that was far better than the rest of the dataset. Europa is seen at right with subtle surface features. 24" Dob, Uranus-C at 8750mm f/14.6.

I finally managed to capture Jupiter's Great Red Spot! I could also see it by eye though a 15mm eyepiece! Captured on 21st March 2026 from my back garden in Hemyock. Skymax 127, 2x barlow, UVIR cut filter and Player One Neptune CII #Devon #astrophotography

@novafred @SkyInspector Thank you

@SkyInspector @AstroPcb Stellarium is also free and good

Jupiter from the poorish seeing last night in St Albans. Spanning a period of 55mins and Winjupos derotation doing a great job to hold it together. Ganymede's shadow and GRS on show

Jupiter from last night showing the shadow transit of Ganymede....I missed the great red spot again 😆 #astrophotography

@dgs99 Looks great, I am hoping to get back out there tonight 😀

One of the finest barred spiral galaxies in the sky! M109 in UMaj imaged with RC10 last night 30x120s

@PhotonPhanatic @mattkane8 Looks great 👌

Shakedown cruise for my 6" f/9 Ritchey-Chretien telescope last night. Was able to get 5.25 hours on M81 in LRGB+Ha with an ASI533MM Pro camera. More info on Astrobin: app.astrobin.com/u/PhotonPhanat… #astrophotography

@astrocatinfo @mattkane8 M13 looks fantastic

My latest 2026 images 📷 all captured from my backyard 🔭 ✨ A globular cluster: M13 ✨ A distant galaxy: M51

@ScotiaAstro @SVBONYsvbony Hopefully it will work 🤣

@AstroPcb @SVBONYsvbony Awesome buddy! Good luck! 👍🏻🔭

I changed the visual back on my Skymax 127 to the SVBony helical focuser. I now have coarse and fine focus...just need a clear night to try it out #astrophotography @ScotiaAstro @SVBONYsvbony

@clarkjames70 Very nice👌

From the rare clear, moonless nights last week, the dark shark nebula LDN1235. 11h Lum, 11h RGB on the RASA 8" plus stars from the FRA400

@tw__astro Incredible

Jupiter yesterday morning from home. Great conditions with 3 Galilean moons nearby - Ganymede's prominent surface features are visible, with the dark spot of Isum Patera also sighted on Io. 24" Dob & Uranus-C camera. Last image shown here is the simulated view via WinJUPOS.

@BFlachsbart Amazing

LDN 1251 The Rotten Fish Nebula captured from my dark site in southern France this month 🇫🇷 😊🔭 This was shot on the EdgeHD 8 with Hyperstar for a total integration time of about 4 hours using an OSC cam with just the UV/IR-Cut filter. #Astrophotography

@Jeremyrand101 Yeah, I have been waiting a few years to get a shot at it.

@AstroPcb very cool target!

4 clear nights! 13.5 hours! Right: NGC 7331 – a spiral galaxy ~40 million light years away. Left: Stephan’s Quintet – 5 galaxies, 4 locked in a dance ~290 million light years away. Light that left before humans existed, now on my camera. #Astrophotography

@astromatthewt It's an old Helios 200P which I have modified to make it equivalent to the current skywatcher 200 pds

@AstroPcb which scope did you shoot this with?

@AJamesMcCarthy Thanks so much😀

@AstroPcb Amazing

@ScottUPPSALA Many thanks 😁

@AstroPcb Awesome Pete 💪😉

Here's an inverted version of the Sun #astrophotography captured with a Coronado PST and Play One Neptune C-II camera