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    Backyard astrophotographer captures the Milky Way with a smartphone●Out in the back yard last night, setting up the seestars and trying to take some pictures of Scorpius (not scorpio!!! 😡)MmastodonScienceSpace186 h ago

    An amateur astronomer spent the night in the back yard setting up Seestar smart telescopes to photograph the constellation Scorpius for a friend, and pointed a newer iPhone at the Milky Way as well. The 10-second phone exposure reportedly turned out far better than attempts with their previous phone, with possible zodiacal light also visible. A brief aside insists on the correct constellation name, Scorpius, not Scorpio.

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    Amateur astronomers image the Orion Nebula with smart telescopes●Last post for today. Decided to let the Dwarf Mini and the s50 observe the same item. Here is # M43 # DeMairan 'sNebulaMmastodonScienceSpace64 d ago

    An amateur astronomer pointed two smart telescopes, the Dwarf Mini and the Seestar S50, at the same target for the night: M43, De Mairan's Nebula, within the Great Nebula in Orion, M42. The resulting images are being shared with the astronomy community, a popular pastime as Orion returns to winter skies in the northern hemisphere.