Heart Nebula – 17,8 hours of data
The Heart Nebula is an emission nebula, located about 7 500 light years from earth in the constellation Cassiopeia. Due to
Home Observatory maintenance
The record for cloudy and bad weather seems to be broken every day and I’ve only been able to use
Wizard Nebula – Progress from 2021 to 2023
We have had a record of cloudy weather here in Sweden recently with basically zero sun hours in the last
Messier 45 – MONO vs DSLR OSC
The Home Observatory is open and gathering data every chance I get. While waiting for new projects to be completed
I used my Home Observatory to take a look into the soul of the universe
I finally have astro darkness here in the northern part of Sweden, but the weather is not on my side.
Continue readingI used my Home Observatory to take a look into the soul of the universe
Home Observatory captured birth of stars
This is the second object that I revisit after gathering extra data last season and it’s an object close to
Home Observatory – Getting it ready for the season
It is September and the astro darkness has finally reached the northern part of Sweden here at 63 degrees north.
Continue readingHome Observatory – Getting it ready for the season
How bright is the night sky during summer?
I don’t have the luxury of doing astrophotography during the summer because the night sky is too bright. I thought
Will the observatory survive?
Will the observatory survive? Five days blizzard and heavy snow It is this time of the year when we get
Observatory first light – capturing nebulas, galaxies, and star clusters with 0,3 RMS guiding
In this video I will show you first light with my new observatory! I will test the motorised roll off