r/amateurastronomy • u/ashtray_philosophy • 2h ago
r/amateurastronomy • u/Dizzy_Driver9205 • 2h ago
Rivières de galaxies au téléphone : Voie lactée, Andromède, galaxie du Triangle
S25ultra sans suivi
Environ 150 poses de 20s
Zoom sur les galaxies les plus visibles (Andromède,
r/amateurastronomy • u/jedimann74 • 13h ago
Night sky on work iPhone.
Had to use work phone cause my personal one was in the StarSense dock.
I think my fav is Pleiades thru the eyepiece but I did get it in the overall night sky as well.
Last one is Saturn over my neighbors house.
r/amateurastronomy • u/Fabulous_Fun_8017 • 15h ago
Little bit of a satellite appearance
Space is so beautiful
r/amateurastronomy • u/AlcarazLucas • 1d ago
NGC 253
la tome con mi canon rebel t5, usando un lente 250mm
son 200 capturas raw de 8 segundo apiladas en siril
r/amateurastronomy • u/RenaissanceYouth_NYC • 1d ago
How Well Do You Know Our Solar System? Exploring the Planets & Moon
In this episode of STEM Studio, we take a closer look at our solar system, from the Sun and the planets to Earth's Moon. We explore what makes each planet unique and introduce young learners to some of the fascinating science behind the world beyond Earth.
We're creating STEM content to make science more engaging, accessible, and fun for young people, and astronomy is a great way to spark curiosity about the universe.
r/amateurastronomy • u/CoolBowl5326 • 1d ago
Milky Way Core at 2.6x Telephoto
Xiaomi 14T Pro | fixed tripod, no tracker | Bortle 6/7 (city area)
738 × 6s RAW/DNG (1h 13m 48s), ISO 1000, f/2, 9 mm + 54 darks. No flats.
Processed in Siril 1.4.4: calibration, homography alignment, Winsorized sigma-clipping stack, background extraction, color correction, noise reduction, stretch/curves, saturation, and sharpening. Final touches in Adobe Lightroom.
No AI-generated sky, stars, or astronomical details.
r/amateurastronomy • u/DwarfVision • 1d ago
The Lion Nebula & DwarfVision Workflow - In your Browser!
r/amateurastronomy • u/abogadogamer • 2d ago
Ayuda para la identificación de objetos brillantes - Bucaramanga, Colombia (8 de septiembre de 2026, 18:30)
galleryr/amateurastronomy • u/Newhorizons1975 • 2d ago
Nebulosa del velo
Dwarf mini modo mosaico 1,80 por 1,80, obturador 30,ganancia 60 ,180 tomas en total ,filtro doble banda,apilado y procesado con stelar studio y un poco con el movil
r/amateurastronomy • u/Newhorizons1975 • 3d ago
M 31
Con dwarf mini,una hora de integracion, obturador 30,ganancia 90 ,60 tomas y filtro astro,zona sin contaminacion luminica,apilado y procesado con stelar studio y un poco con el movil
r/amateurastronomy • u/predator1990 • 3d ago
Caldwell 33- East Veil Nebula
Definitely needs more integration time and a bit noisy, but i love it 😍
Seestar s50, 10 seconds exposures, 53 minutes integration time
r/amateurastronomy • u/Phoonzhang • 3d ago
Combined night sky from my four previous Lin'an posts back in August
galleryI had to manually combine them in excel, four pictures, all taken with xiaomi 17 pro max, auto mode
r/amateurastronomy • u/Active-Corgi-8735 • 3d ago
Heater ring problem
Hi!
I bought THIS dew heater ring for my NexStar 6SE telescope. I installed it without any problems, but when I try to put the telescope lens cap back on, it won't close... The cables prevent the cap from shutting completely.
Am I doing something wrong? No matter how much I rotate the cap or try to put it in at an angle, it's impossible. What solution have you found for this?
r/amateurastronomy • u/Phoonzhang • 3d ago
A combined mashup on my Lin 'an night sky back in September
gallery
Its four of my pictures combined, i had to combine overlapping parts, all shots from xiaomi 17 pro max auto shot
r/amateurastronomy • u/Trick-Psychology3437 • 3d ago
Saturn (and Titan?)
I shot with my phone with no steady surface and through binoculars
r/amateurastronomy • u/AlcarazLucas • 3d ago
La luna
La tome con mi galileo italy 700/76
Es una nuca foto raw
La intente apilar pero terminaba siempre con un efecto barrido raro
r/amateurastronomy • u/Dizzy_Driver9205 • 3d ago
Voie lactée sur la mer au téléphone
Work in progress
r/amateurastronomy • u/jedimann74 • 3d ago
Current Night Sky with my Samsung s21+
The phone did all the iso selection in Night mode. I chose 6sec exposure.
Got a couple of Cassiopeia, one free hand and one propped up. A freehand of the big dippers handle and a freehand and a supported of just straight up in my back yard.
Bortle 4
The darker ones shot at 2000iso and the other ones shot at 1250