Last night, Damien Roy introduced us to Sevun’s modular telescope. Despite the terrible weather, we were able to appreciate the ingenuity of their system. And to top it all off, it’s French technology! 🇫🇷 #Astronomy #Sevun

On the road to capture the sky! It’s the last cloudless night of my vacation and before the next full moon. Ready to immortalize the LBN 576 nebula before the clouds return… 🤩 #Astronomy #Astrophotography

Currently, I’m trying to capture the LBN 576 nebula, a fascinating supernova remnant. If you’re only seeing stars right now, that’s totally normal, the signal is super faint in this part of the sky! Stay tuned for more. 🔭🔭🔭 #Astronomy #Astrophotography

Here's my photo of the Crescent Nebula and the Soap Bubble Nebula, captured over 9 nights with a total exposure time of 18h44! 🙂 #Astronomy #Astrophotography

Yesterday afternoon, I tested the Acuter Optics ST 40/400 Elite Phoenix for solar observation in H-alpha. The image was exceptionally sharp, clearly displaying solar details and prominences. This telescope offers outstanding performance at an affordable price. ☀️🔭 #Astronomy

Last night, I successfully captured my latest dataset of the Crescent Nebula, with over 18 hours of total observation time through my telescope. I’m excited to start processing and analyzing the data, and I look forward to sharing the results with you soon. 😊 #Astronomy #Astrophotography

While I’m busy capturing the stunning Crescent Nebula (NGC 6888) under the night sky, here’s a tasty “croissant” to help you pass the time! 🥐☕ Stay tuned for the real cosmic show – coming soon! #Astronomy #Astrophotography #CrescentNebula

Here is a quick preview of my image of the Crescent Nebula. This is an early processing version to get a first look. I plan to keep collecting data throughout the summer. So far, the image includes 9 hours of exposure time. ✨🥐🔭🥰 #Astronomy #Astrophotography

Reprocessed image of the Leo Triplet (with better balanced contrast and enhanced colors). 🦁🌀🔭 #Astronomy #Astrophotography

Last astrophotography session before the full moon! Wishing everyone a clear sky and a peaceful night under the stars. 🪐✨🔭 #Astronomy #Astrophotography

All ye astronomy afficionados out there....I doubled the time on the O-III layer for NGC6888. I like the "soapy envelope" look of the OIII engulfing the hdyrogen that's being expelled by the Wolf-Rayet star. #Astrophotography 🔭📷. I'm sure @kat-astro-bot.bsky.social will solve this in a breeze.

Currently out under the stars photographing the Crescent Nebula (NGC 6888). Can’t wait to share a preview with you all in a few days! #Astronomy #Astrophotography

Here’s my shot of the Leo Triplet, a beautiful group of interacting galaxies in the constellation Leo. Captured over 7 nights, it's the result of 196 exposures, 150 without any filter and 46 in Hα, each 300 seconds long. 😊 #Astronomy #Astrophotography

Currently under the stars, capturing the beauty of Markarian’s Chain. ✨🔭 Nothing like a quiet night with galaxies for company. ☺️ #Astronomy #Astrophotography

Off we go for 3 wonderful nights of stargazing! 🥰 #Astronomy #Astrophotography

Heading to a star party in Tauxigny-Saint-Bauld, near Tours (France) — so excited! ☺️ #Astronomy #Astrophotography

While I’m still processing my Leo Triplet image, here’s a 30-minute preview of my big summer project: the Crescent Nebula! 🥐 🥐 🥐 #Astronomy #Astrophotography

Tonight, I’m chasing Hα in the Leo Triplet. Clear skies to all! 🔭 #Astronomy #Astrophotography

It’s almost time to go to bed! 😴 #Astronomy #Astrophotography

The best is the mortal enemy of the good. 🤓 #Astronomy #Astrophotography

Thank you, Elon Musk! 🤬 #astronomy #astrophotography

Under a stunning starry sky tonight. Currently shooting the Leo Triplet. Can’t wait to share the final result with you! ☺️ #astronomy #astrophotography

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Here’s my shot of the NGC 2359 nebula, also known as “Thor’s Helmet.” Captured at the end of this past winter, it’s the result of 144 exposures, each 300 seconds long. 😊 #Astronomy #Astrophotography

My photo of the NGC 2359 nebula is currently being processed. I can’t wait to share it with you soon! 🙂 #Astronomy #Astrophotography

In March, I captured over 10 hours of exposure on NGC 2359, also known as Thor’s Helmet Nebula. I’ll be sharing the final result in April. #astronomy #astrophotography

Here’s a photo of today’s solar eclipse in France, taken by a member of Astronomie Gironde 33, the astronomy association I’m part of. 🌞 🌙 #astronomy #astrophotography

« No war in 1939: clairvoyants and astrologers are unanimous » It’s important to acknowledge that astrology is not a scientific discipline but rather a form of entertainment and a business. Recognizing and accepting this distinction is essential. 😉 #astronomy #astroeducation

On the night of March 19-20, I captured the galaxy M66 for 2 hours using the Optolong L-eXtreme filter. Thanks to this filter, its internal nebulae are starting to become visible. This will be my next target. 🙂 #astronomy #astrophotography

Francophone friends, the latest issue of "L'Astronomie" is out! Support credible journalism that doesn't resort to sensationalism or fake news to boost sales. Let's celebrate quality press! 📖 #astronomy

This week I was able to add another 2 hours of exposure to NGC 2359, also known as Thor's Helmet Nebula. I would really like to get more raw data to refine the details, but the weather hasn't been on my side lately. I'm keeping my fingers crossed for clear skies soon! 🤞 #astronomy #astrophotography

🌌 Hello everyone! 🌍 Just a quick note to let you know that my future posts will be in English to reach a wider audience. If you're interested in astronomy or astrophysics, don't hesitate to follow me! Let's explore the universe together. 🌠✨

The photons that escaped from these galaxies traveled 12 million years or so just to hit the tiny camera sensor attached to the telescope on my driveway. 🧪🔭 #astrophotography

Le printemps commence bien. 😒

Depuis des millénaires, l’homme observe ce moment où jour et nuit s’équilibrent. Stonehenge, aligné sur les cycles solaires, témoigne de cette fascination ancestrale. Aujourd’hui encore, que ce soit à l’œil nu ou à travers nos télescopes, nous poursuivons cette quête céleste. 🔭

Happy π Day! 🥳

Le 5 mars a marqué la dernière session d'imagerie du ciel avant la pleine lune. J'ai pu réaliser 3h20 de pose sur NGC 2359, la nébuleuse du Casque de Thor. J'espère pouvoir continuer de la capturer au début du printemps. Stay tuned. ✌️

En repérage d'un futur spot pour capturer le ciel nocturne. À la recherche d’un spot idéal pour faire de l’astronomie. 🌌 🪐 🔭

Hier soir, les conditions étaient idéales pour une soirée d'astronomie : pas un nuage ni de brouillard à l'horizon ! Malheureusement, le vent s'est invité à la fête, ce qui a quelque peu perturbé le suivi des observations. Malgré tout, ce fut une belle soirée sous le ciel nocturne ! 🌌 🪐 🔭

Suite à ma tentative de capturer le Casque de Thor (NGC 2359) la nuit dernière, je suis revenu bredouille. La forte humidité et le brouillard ont rendu les conditions très difficiles, et les lights sont à peine exploitables. J'espère avoir plus de chance dans les jours à venir ! 🌌 🔭 🌠

Cette nuit, j'ai passé du temps à imager le Casque de Thor (NGC 2359). Malheureusement, le brouillard a écourté ma session, me permettant seulement d'enregistrer 2h30 de pose. J'espère pouvoir continuer dans les semaines à venir. 🌌 🔭 🌠

Je vous présente ma dernière prise : IC 434, la célèbre nébuleuse obscure de la constellation d'Orion. Cette image met en valeur la nébuleuse de la Tête de Cheval, une dense région de gaz et de poussière qui se détache sur le fond lumineux du nuage d'hydrogène ionisé environnant.

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