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Jupiter & Saturn
3am and I just woke up Em and the kids so we could see Jupiter and Saturn through the telescope for the first time toget...
By Ben Seymour Date: 15th June 2020 -
Sombrero Galaxy, M12 & M14
Trying out some longer exposures tonight (60-90s on 3600ISO)
By Ben Seymour Date: 29th May 2020 -
Vega, Moon and ISS
Glorious moon, Vega sparkle, and slightly blurry ISS.
By Ben Seymour Date: 28th May 2020
Enjoying a lovely fresh evening of nightsky gazing.... -
Spica and Double Double
Spica and Double Double (I think)
By Ben Seymour Date: 23rd May 2020
First time trying the DSLR with the telescope tonight, and I lost track of what I... -
Venus! (and the moon)
Experimenting with the stacking app (windows only!) to process the photos I took last night using a ZWO telescope camera...
By Ben Seymour Date: 4th May 2020 -
Insect Hotel slo-mo
Zoe and I got some exercise and cycled out to Ewelme, where we came across this insect hotel by the watercress beds - wh...
By Ben Seymour Date: 3rd May 2020 -
Plossl 40mm, 17mm, 13mm
Just enough gaps in the clouds to try to get higher magnification of the moon with the plossl 17mm and 13mm (along with...
By Ben Seymour Date: 2nd May 2020 -
Rainy dawn chorus under canopy
Rain under canopy at 5am with dawn chorus.(I’d rather be asleep, but this was pretty glorious to behold this morning)....
By Ben Seymour Date: 28th April 2020 -
Tents & Telescopes
More time enjoying the new moon tonight and clearer conditions and a little more practice, and we’re getting much close...
By Ben Seymour Date: 25th April 2020 -
Morning Birdsong
The absence of most regular air traffic, including almost no helicopters for RAF Benson, along with greatly reduced road...
By Ben Seymour Date: 19th April 2020 -
Garden Breakfast birds
One of the upsides of the current lockdown is the abundance of time and space we have to enjoy our own garden - we get w...
By Ben Seymour Date: 19th April 2020