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Had a go at the 12P/Pons–Brooks comet. Comes around every 70 odd years or so. It starts to fade in 3-4 weeks, so I will try again before then.

Are you talking about London light pollution? The Seestar has a light pollution filter built in *edit* Another image from last night - Whirlpool Galaxy 10 mins (60 x 10 secs)

With the clear skies we've had lately, I finally got the Seestar out to take a few astro pictures. This is the Orion Nebula, with 19 mins (114 x 10 second exposures) worth of data. The Seestar stacks the images to give you a .fits file, or it can save the fits on every frame giving you the...

Love these I've spent shed loads traveling to get pictures of these Owls. I think I managed 2 out of a few hundred. The Owls go back home in a month or so, would love to get a few more before they go.

I was trying not to make any noise but he heard me. He looked up a few times and i just got lucky.

You might have a phone but not always a signal. And it's not just walking, camping in all weather. I do this kind of walking/treking a few times a year but wouldn't do it in bad weather. I admire people like the one in the video.

I don't know how people can do these hikes/treks etc, some nuts on them to do it

Flashback @ £2.87 https://store.steampowered.com/app/961620/Flashback/

That's not bad. I paid £72 for mine.

Jog Wheel

https://youtu.be/DuFlvzw3UBw?si=9To8J5aAj-v5C7B0