This post is about my initial experience with Comet Lemmon.
Author: Drexel Glasgow
I am a night sky enthusiast who truly believes that "the heavens declare the glory of God"!
Trailing Stars in April
Here are a two versions of the progression of stars shot over 3 hours on 13 April 2025. It was … More
First Quarter Moon (43%)
Here is the March 2025 First Quarter Moon captured on the 6th at around 7:30pm. Over the last week, I … More
The Rise and Fall of Tsuchinshan
October gifted night sky lovers with a once in a lifetime treat. This of course made up for the many … More
The Cygnus Loop 2024
It has been quite a while since the night sky cooperated and gave me a cloudless landscape to allow a … More
The Sun on 7 August 2024
Gear: Coronado PST single stack, Player One Neptune-M, 2x Barlow, ioptron HEM27 mount. 2 panels @ 1,200 frames PIPP, AutoStakkert, … More
The Sun on 20.05.2024
Our journey takes us to our very own daytime star, the Sun. This of course is a new dimension of … More
April Lunar ‘Scapade
17.8% waning crescent mineral moon with earthshine; shot on April 5, 2024. Gear: Omegon RC6, Canon 77D, EXOS 2GT Mount … More
A Wormy Mineral Moon 2024
The full moon in March is dubbed the Worm Moon. Why? Well it also happens to be the last full … More
Return of the Core ’24
March is usually filled with many atmospheric-related events. The Vernal (Spring) Equinox, where there is equal day and night time, … More
The United Colors of Orion
Here is a wide field view (75mm) of Orion displaying several of its beauties. Some of the notable ones from … More
Monkey Meets Jellyfish
Our cosmic journey took a rare stop to the edge of the constellation of Orion, where it meets with the … More