Lorenzo

Very beautiful 70 Ophiuco. I first observed it in 1997 and a few months ago I remembered to check it out. And her secondary really moved. With the Aberrator program I created two images to make a gif with the movement of the couple. I observed them through the eyepiece. No photo. Lorenzo

Here is my photo. Triple stack Sun, Aug 15 2023 UT 9:06 AM main telescope: Lunt60mm TH-alpha second etalon: Coronado SMII 60mm DS module third etalon: Daystar Combo Quark Chromosphere reducer: GSO 0.5 camera: ZWO ASI178mm processing: Autostakkert3, AStroSurface and PaintShop 8pro

Hi everyone, I have been practicing astronomy for many years. But as in all things, you never stop learning. And a good part of the things I know I learned by reading the forums. So I thought about signing up. I own a Celestron C8, a Mak SW127mm and a Lunt60mm H-alpha. These are the main telescopes. I mainly observe/photograph the Sun, Moon and planets. When I have time and desire I observe double stars, I arrived at about 170 systems. I forgot, I live in northern Italy about 15 km south of Lake Garda. Good day.