On August, 22th, 2026, I took what I consider the greatest picture of Saturn I ever picked with my 8” dobsonian. Over the past weeks,…
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Clavius — An Ancient Giant of the Southern Lunar Highlands
Clavius is one of the largest and most spectacular impact craters on the Moon, spanning approximately 231 km in diameter. Located in the rugged southern…
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Sh2-173: il “Fantasma dell’Opera”
Sh2-173 è una nebulosa ad emissione nella costellazione di Cassiopea: la pareidolia induce a percepire una sorta di “maschera” che richiama il Fantasma dell’Opera, uno…
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The Luminous Garden — M33
M33, the Triangulum Galaxy, is one of the major members of the Local Group and one of the nearest spiral galaxies to the Milky Way.…
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M45 — Le Pleiadi
M45, le Pleiadi, è un giovane ammasso stellare aperto situato a circa 440 anni luce di distanza, nella costellazione del Toro. I suoi membri più…
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The Wolf-Rayet star WR-134
Here is a photo of the Wolf-Rayet star WR-134. It is a very massive star (about 18 times the mass of the Sun today, but…
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LDN 1468
LDN 1468 es una nebulosa oscura situada en la constelación de Perseus. Forma parte de un complejo entramado de gas ionizado, nubes moleculares y polvo…
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Venus Season – From 28th May to 16th September
Well, since it will probably get very difficult to photograph Venus again this season for me, I decided to make this panel showing the change…
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M31 Andromeda Galaxy LHaRGB
Did you know that the most distant object visible to the naked eye in the night sky is our neighbor? Located roughly 2.5 million light-years…
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NGC 5139, Omega Centauri
Setup: GSO 6″ f/9 RC; ZWO ASI 071 Integration: RGB 17×180″: 51′ Omega Centauri or NGC 5139 is a globular cluster located 16,000 light years…
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