Funny thing is the 20th is when they were aligned as shown, 21st Saturn is further to the right. Yes on the 21st they look closer together but in in a line.
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skullbiker
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This is interesting.
Stunning footage reveals how much the moon 'wobbles' in the night sky
https://mol.im/a/9122489
Stunning footage reveals how much the moon 'wobbles' in the night sky
https://mol.im/a/9122489
Yup, every month the edges are different, certain creators on the edge appear once a year.
https://youtu.be/BqRSRbuKVNQ
Seven Sisters cluster.
Heavy moisture in the air.
Heavy moisture in the air.
This is my older Meade 8" LX200.
Why is my photo sideways?
Hope your weather is better then here lol.
Raining today my friend.
Had some luck last night despite the heavy haze.
Orion Nebula.
150mm lens.
Orion Nebula.
150mm lens.
March 04 night.
Tried to see if the comet showed up but not with this haze unfortunately. Been clouded over again now.
These were taken with my Astrocam and shows far more stars cutting into the haze with its infrared sensitivity.
Big dipper handle section (comet c/2021 A1 around the area of the second star up from the bottom)
Orion Nebula area
Cassiopeia area with heart soul cluster to the upper left.
Tried to see if the comet showed up but not with this haze unfortunately. Been clouded over again now.
These were taken with my Astrocam and shows far more stars cutting into the haze with its infrared sensitivity.
Big dipper handle section (comet c/2021 A1 around the area of the second star up from the bottom)
Orion Nebula area
Cassiopeia area with heart soul cluster to the upper left.
dragonsfire said:March 04 night.
Tried to see if the comet showed up but not with this haze unfortunately. Been clouded over again now.
These were taken with my Astrocam and shows far more stars cutting into the haze with its infrared sensitivity.
Big dipper handle section (comet c/2021 A1 around the area of the second star up from the bottom)
Orion Nebula area
Cassiopeia area with heart soul cluster to the upper left.
THAT'S pretty awesome!!!
Sky last night beter but still heavy haze 3/5 night.
-Still looking for the Comet, just too hazy
-Gemini Area. Details of the Milky way present.
-Still looking for the Comet, just too hazy
-Gemini Area. Details of the Milky way present.
Surface scan of the Sun today, no clouds but lots of haze. The small sunspots are the main detail, not much else 
https://youtu.be/h85RvckuvkY
https://youtu.be/h85RvckuvkY
Another sunspot popped up.
Surface scan.
https://youtu.be/GbJLjCxZcyU
Surface scan.
https://youtu.be/GbJLjCxZcyU
skullbiker
eXtreme
Hey Dragonsfire, will you be able to see the "Ring of fire" solar eclipse on June 10?
lol, Depends on the Weather, and it will only be partially seen in my area however I hear it wont be seen in Alberta/B.C.
https://skynews.ca/annular-eclipse-june-10-2021/
https://skynews.ca/annular-eclipse-june-10-2021/
Their was a near miss as one of the Sunspots erupted a 5 days ago, still affects the weather depending how close.
https://spaceweather.com/images2021/29may21/cme_c3_anim.gif
https://spaceweather.com/images2021/29may21/cme_c3_anim.gif
skullbiker
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The hell with global warming, I guess it is actually galactic warming![emoji274] [emoji91]dragonsfire said:Their was a near miss as one of the Sunspots erupted a 5 days ago, still affects the weather depending how close.
https://spaceweather.com/images2021/29may21/cme_c3_anim.gif