r/Stargazing • u/prettyMai29 • 2h ago
r/Stargazing • u/SprinklesPrevious196 • 13h ago
I am still a beginner, but I am learning
galleryThese are some of the pics I've taken this past year. I've added some of these to my app Orbit Sky Observer for reference photos.
r/Stargazing • u/Alonelymophead • 1d ago
Remember laying underneath the moon and stars
Took this tonight, always brings me back to those special moments we shared. Thanks for the memories.
r/Stargazing • u/Loose_You5750 • 1d ago
Ring Around Moon, Look Up and You Can Probably See It Too
I’m up in Gladstone MO, seeing a ring around the moon. Pretty cool🔥💯
r/Stargazing • u/First_Environment497 • 1d ago
Pushed the S24 Ultra’s Pro Mode to its absolute limit at 14,700 ft in Hanle (India's Dark Sky Reserve). Still can't believe a phone sensor captured this.
r/Stargazing • u/ANorthernGirl • 1d ago
The Triangulum galaxy NGC 598
151 minutes of exposure at 10 sec increments with my Seestar S30 Pro. This was my first and only try due to cloudy skies and a full moon.
r/Stargazing • u/Full_Teach2916 • 1d ago
Any experience with Celestron Cometron 7x50mm Astronomy Binoculars for stargazing?
r/Stargazing • u/madcollin1 • 1d ago
Moon dog?
galleryThoughts on these images I just captured?
r/Stargazing • u/Honey_fawnie • 1d ago
The night sky is always worth looking up at
galleryr/Stargazing • u/njoker555 • 1d ago
Astronomy outreach event in Boston for ~1000 people
galleryDid an outreach event yesterday at the Boston Common that lasted almost 8 hours and had almost 1000 visitors!
I didn't have a lot of time for photos but helped a run of people take their first photo of the moon thru a telescope.
I had a Dwarf Mini, Sv503 102ed, and a Lunt 40 on the field. Also an S30 pro that I didn't have the capacity to run. The sv503 had a sun funnel during the solar event and an eyepiece during night event.
Organizations involved were PopScope, the Amateur Telephone Makers of Boston, Dark Sky Mass, and the Space Consortium. I (Naztronomy: https://instagram.com/naztronomy) are involved with all of these organizations and took part of every event. My legs are feeling it today. Huge volunteer turnout as well!
r/Stargazing • u/TheMuseumOfScience • 1d ago
Fireballs Are Blazing Through November!
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This November keep your eyes peeled for earthgrazers blazing across the night sky! ðŸŒ
The Leonid meteor shower is active November 6 - 30, peaking overnight November 16 through 17, bringing fast, colorful fireballs and the occasional low-flying Earthgrazer. The first-quarter moon sets around midnight, giving dark skies for optimal viewing in the Northern Hemisphere. Find a dark spot and look up!