Mars as imaged in the 14 inch last night. The angular diameter of the planet is just 9 arcseconds. The "gibbous" aspect of the planet is quite obvious. The large triangular feature is Syrtis Major.
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NGC 2244 with the Seestar S50--a 6-hour integration
NCG 2244, the Satellite Cluster, is located in the Rosette Nebula. This image of the cluster's brightest stars is a 6-hour capture (20-s...
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