AstroGuys

07/29/2026

I figure while on a quick break from work out in the field why not take a picture of the surface of the sun for yall

07/27/2026

07/26/2026

Working on some old data here I never got around to finishing. Bonus points if you can take a shot into the dark and guess what object it is I am working on any guess

07/25/2026

Taking a video of moon (lucky imaging)stacked the best 20% and did some editing to sharpen the craters and to bring out more of the colors of the minerals on the moon what do yall think?

07/25/2026

Smartscope and the full Astro rig going at the same time. Nothing better to clear the mind while listening to nature and laying back just looking into the cosmos freeing the mind. Hopefully I get a decent amount of data on both these nebula to bang out a nice pic of both

07/25/2026

Starting off with a single exposure of the moon not stacked just 1 single picture from the Seestar S50. Think of this smart scope as the commercial for the 90s as seen on tv ad for the oven. “Set it and forget it” seriously if you are interested in basic astrophotography or even being able to view the cosmos on your screen check them out or even better the Seestar S30 is a little cheaper

07/25/2026

What do you do when it’s been way to long since you have had a clear night on a weekend (more than 2 months almost 3) and you wanna make the most of it. Of course you bring out two rigs your main rig and the ever portable Seestar S50

07/24/2026

This little Good Guy says there are supposed to be killer skies tonight and he wants to take a stab at them.
With the Discord intel we grabbed, he’s convinced we’re gonna murder capturing the Witch’s Broom.
He makes me CHUCKLE… little does he know I’m taking the SQA55. The SvBony is Staying inside and This lil’ psycho gets the Seestar S50.
Start ‘em young.

07/21/2026

On this day 15 years ago. July 21 2011 shuttle Atlantis touched down at 5:57 AM. With a mission lasting 12 days 18 hours 27 minutes and 56 seconds bringing an end to the Space Shuttle program. In this one mission it traveled 5,284,862 miles from liftoff to touchdown. Completing 200 orbits