Photos of the Cosmos

Tina took this photo of Comet Tsuchinshan 9/27/2024 just before sunrise from Mauna Kea. Canon R. 16-35mm lens, 10 seconds ISO 2500

Taken in Michigan.

Looking west over Sturgeon Bay, Lake Michigan. Notice the meteor.

Jeffery used a Canon 60D camera and an 80mm refractor to take this stacked photo of the Andromeda Galaxy

Europa shadow and Ganymede transit taken by Sonny Manley on January 21, 2024 using a Celestron 9.25

Nikon Z6 with 14mm Rokinon from Kahoe

By Robin Clark Robin explained: I created a composite image of the Christmas Day 2023 ISS solar transit that I captured with my Seestar, taken near the old abandoned Waipunalei Airstrip above Laupahoehoe. I used my Seestar S50 to create a video AVI file. I then extracted the 8 frames that included the ISS using PIPP. I then used StarStaX to create the composite image.

Taken by Sonny Manley. This was a 14 minute exposure using a StellarVue 80mm refractor and a ASI294MC camera. Also used SharpCap Pro to live stack.

Jan 2, 2024 Taken By Don Rudny with Narration by Cliff Livermore doing a Visitor Center Outreach Show