youtu.be/7kAA6_QJ70I I made a tutorial for wdw elevator clip hopefully it will help people save time in their speedruns 🙏

we're on the way back

we have a contender for sm64 clip of the year

The new SM64 120 Star TAS will premier LIVE at SGDQ 2026!

Quick pic of globby M3 from last night 😃 An 11.4 billion year old cluster of half a million stars located 34,000 light years away 2.5 hours exposure with an 8" f/10 SCT reduced 0.65x. SCT astrophotography has been challenging and this isn't perfect but I'm pretty happy with how it turned out!

More context on this #Artemis II image: * This is the night side, lit by moonlight. You can see city lights in Spain & Portugal, & a sliver of day at lower right * The Sun is entirely behind Earth, which makes it a kind of solar eclipse, but w/ Earth doing the eclipsing instead of the Moon: ☀️🌍🚀🌕

Another year, another pic of the orion nebula :) Our nearest star forming region; so bright you can see it with the naked eye, even in the most light polluted places Got the data for this back in december but had so many setbacks i just now successfully processed it haha

Recently got this picture of Pleiades and the surrounding nebula 😁 One of our nearest star clusters, about 444 ly away and only 100m years old. The nebula looks blue due to trace amounts of carbon present The star cluster is very bright, you can easily see it in the night sky this time of year!

Pic of Andromeda I've been working on for like a month :) our nearest galactic neighbor

Took a pic of the dumbbell nebula (M27), a remnant of a dying star. August 31, 4.5 hours total integration time

This is a new image from #JWST. The bright points with spikes are stars in the Milky Way. Everything else is a galaxy. Everything. Else. Is. A. Galaxy.

lunar eclipse!

The M81 group, from left to right: the garland galaxy, bode's galaxy, and the cigar galaxy. Imaged across 2 nights last weekend

Globular cluster M3 from Saturday night, a cluster of ~500,000 stars 32,000 ly away. These clusters are some of the oldest objects in the galaxy, this one is about 11.4 billion years old

dippin my toes into deep sky astrophotography, here's the Orion nebula :)