Typical...

[The Lazy Astronomer 131]

4(!!!) Clear nights in a row, and over the weekend (so no worries about being up late), but a big fat bright moon spoiling the fun 

[John 35,355]

It's surprising how often that seems to happen !

 

[rob_r 118]

That does seem to happen quite often. That said, there is a favourable libration for Mare Orientale so I'll be pointing my scope at that. Glorious clear skies here at the moment!

[Clarkey 205]

At least your sky is actually clear. Its meant to be clear here but still cloudy. Seems to be standard at the moment....

[Adam1234 626]

First good string of clear nights for me since September! so imaging to spite the moon! Yes, to spite the moon Ha on the rosette tonight

[Mr Thingy 345]

5 minutes ago, Adam1234 said:

First good string of clear nights for me since September! so imaging to spite the moon! Yes, to spite the moon Ha on the rosette tonight

That's also my plan for tomorrow. 

Have a good session.

[The Lazy Astronomer 131]

I need to get me an Ha filter...

[Mr Thingy 345]

It's supposed to clear here later but that will be too late for me, but thankfully it's supposed to be clear tomorrow night and Saturday night. 

I'm going to get as much imaging in as possible and some observing too.

Edited February 25 by Mr Thingy

[scotty38 67]

As I'm so new to this and it's not currently getting any higher I'm on my 18th frame of M31...

[Adam1234 626]

55 minutes ago, Mr Thingy said:

That's also my plan for tomorrow. 

Have a good session.

Thanks! Good luck for tomorrow

[Clarkey 205]

Wahoo! It is clear! 

[Chefgage 480]

Seems to happen to me in my area as well. Very rare to get a clear night with no moon. That's why my Ha filter seems to get the most use. Got a couple of hours on the heart and soul nebula during last night's nearly full moon.

[rickwayne 392]

I was  gonna say: Narrowband, homies. Chuck on that hydrogen-alpha filter and you're laughing.