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Have a great trip, you will really enjoy it. We did a similar trip in 2009. Here's a couple of images taken , 1) Flagstaff (my son at the business end of the telescope) 2) Meteor crater (you will need a wide angle lens)

High cloud made for a nice lunar halo this evening, Canon 60Da and 8mm fisheye.

This type of opener.

Not heard of it before, thanks for the info

You're right it's not easy to spot unless you know where to look.

Saw this rather odd shadow feature that reminded me of a giant bottle opener (centre frame on 2nd image), probably caused by a central peak with surrounding high peaks. Any thoughts ?

The crescent and earth shine was a fabulous sight this evening, snapped it with a SW 120 and Canon.

Beautiful images

My late (and only) attempt at P46, it's now fading and not that exciting but last night was my first opportunity to imaging it. Canon 60D with f2.8 135mm, 3 x 3min subs.

Just like the last 2 months

Rubbish for at least the next week according to Not Clear Outside, do I shout bingo when every square is red?

Hi Saturn is not currently visible at that time from my location, from where did you make your observation ?

Very nice

I think your best bet is to use a pair of binoculars (if you have some), the Andromeda galaxy is a large object and with your setup you would only be able to see a small section and it would be very dim. A short focal length is the way to go.

The first of many reports to come I'm sure https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-46181662