This is globular cluster NGC 2419, also known as the Intergalactic Wanderer, found in the constellation Lynx, where globular clusters wouldn't normally be found. It orbits the Milky Way every every three billion years and its orbit takes it further than the Magellanic Clouds. #seestar #astronomy

Comet C/2025 R2 (SWAN) from a few nights ago. It comes by here every 650 or so years. It’s in a really ‘starry’ part of the sky now which makes it extra nice. 2 1/2 minutes of 10 second images, processed with Siril and a touch up in cosmic clarity. #Seestar

Tonight's Moon, 57% waning, processed with autostakkert and Registax. #Seestar #newfoundland

A collection of clusters from Cassiopeia. #Seestar #Astrophotography #Newfoundland

Barred spiral galaxy NGC 7479 in the constellation Pegasus. 30 minutes of subs, processed with Siril, Graxpert and Cosmic Clarity. #Seestar #Astrophotography

Heart of Gas...the Heart Nebula, a big area of gas and dust shaped like a heart and reddish in color in the constellation Cassiopeia. It's as big as 4 full moons but unfortunately too dim to see without a camera. #Seestar #Astrophotography

My Moon & Mars conjunction from last night. #Seestar #Astrophotography

Barnard's Star, in the constellation Ophiuchus (it's the red star close the center of the image). The closest star that can be seen from the northern hemisphere and one of the fastest moving stars, relative to us, in the sky. #Seestar #Astrophotography #Newfoundland

Caugh an ISS transit of the sun this morning. The sky wasn't completely clear but clear enough you could see the ISS pass by. #SeeStar

My version of comet C/2025 F2 Swan, taken Saturday morning from Signal Hill, NL 1.5 hours before sunrise. Five minutes of 10-sec images, processed in siril,graxpert with a touch up in photoshop. The Seestar put the comet dead center when I searched for it. #Seestar #astrophotography #Newfoundland

Al Minliar al Asad or Kappa Leonis. An orange giant in the constellation Leo. 30 10-second subs, processed with Siril, Graxpert and starnet. #Seestar #astrophotography

I've been collecting pictures of stars with my telescope the last little while. I have over 200 now. This is one of my latest ones, Muliphein in Canis Major. I think the all the background stars and their colors look pretty cool. #Seestar #astrophotography #Newfoundland

Kelvin Helmholtz clouds, from Bauline last night. They’re like waves in the sky. #Newfoundland #nlwx

The seestar was a trooper tonight, spent 5 hours out in < -5 degrees C weather, captured images of 32 stars, no problems whatsoever. The only reason we stopped was clouds. #Seestar

Betelgeuse Betelgeuse Betelgeuse!!! #Seestar #Astrophotography #Newfoundland

Tonight's full moon, it's like a big spotlight in the sky. #Seestar

Jupiter and Saturn with my seestar #Seestar #astrophotography

Some more galaxies I've captured with my Seestar; #seestar #astrophotography #astronomy

The International Space Station transiting the sun, captured by my Seestar and extracted from a a video. You can find out when the ISS or the Chinese space station Tiangong transits the sun or moon from your location using this site, transit-finder.com . #seestar

The Eastern and Western Veil Nebulas. The remnants of a star 20 times as massive as the sun that exploded in Cygnus approximately 10,000 or so years ago. #seestar #astronomy #astrophotography

The double cluster in the constellation Perseus, taken back in August. #seestar #astronomy #astrophotography

Some Galaxies from my Seestar; #seestar #astronomy #astrophotography

The crab nebula, in the constellation Taurus. It's what's left of a star that exploded in 1054. It was so bright at the time that it could be seen during the day for nearly a month. 30 minutes of images, processed with Siril and Graxpert, bortle 5 skies. #seestar #astronomy #astrophotography