The Moon – Copernicus to Plato

The Moon - Copernicus to Plato by Bill McSorley.

This competition is now closed

Published: February 2, 2015 at 12:39 pm

Bill McSorley

Leeds, UK

Celestron 5se and a QHY5L-II colour planetary camera.

The Moon – Copernicus to Plato

2015-01-30T00:00:00

Advertisement

Latest

IC405 - The Flaming Star Nebula by Alastair Woodward, Derby, UK.

Gallery Flaming Star Nebula

Pinwheel Galaxy James Harrison, Witney, Oxfordshire, March 2020 Equipment: ZWO ASI 183MM Pro mono camera, Sky-Watcher Explorer 200P Newtonian reflector, Sky-Watcher EQ6-R Pro mount

Gallery Pinwheel Galaxy

Save when you subscribe today!

Save 30% today!

You may also like

Unknown_0-6363819

M13, the Hercules Cluster

Orion-Nebula-M42-4fc887b

Orion Nebula M42

NGC-1502-07de24a

NGC 1502

Comet C/2013 US10 (Catalina) between Pinwheel Galaxy and Mizar-Alcor. Mayhill, New Mexico (USA). Takahashi FSQ ED 106mm. f/5.0 & SBIG STL-11000M. 17 January 2016. José J. Chambo Bris. Comet C/2013 US10 (Catalina) imaged on January 17th 2016, in conjunction with the Pinwheel Galaxy (M 101) at left, and the popular pair of stars Mizar and Alcor surrounded by a bright halo induced by the refractor telescope optics. The comet stands out in center with its greenish coma from which departs a bright dust tail arched toward down, and a long ionic tail more faint toward right, going above the couple of stars.

Catalina between Pinwheel Galaxy and Mizar-Alcor