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Those are great Tim. What did it look like visually, could you see any of the detail the camera picked up?

The milky sky probably was the aurora- I've seen it before, when very dim the colors aren't readily visible (except to a camera), can appear gray, with perhaps a faint ruddy hue. Some Lakeville people posted some beautiful images from last night, but I was at a family event at the Pops long enough f...

Very cool Pete, it's never too late to rekindle interest in an old hobby!

At this point Monday's forecast for Dallas doesn't look promising, while some friends planning on VT told me the forecast there looks good- oh the danger of making decisions based on statistics!

Frank it's good to hear there are still some companies in the industry that provide great customer service

Welcome back Roger. I know some mention was made of you not feeling well or having an issue but I had no idea you were having such serious surgery. Glad you are doing well and are back to imaging!

No Steve, it looks like the Wizard Nebula!

Cool! He had a good eye for detail!

Agreed on the garbage Mike, I am concerned about starlink, how long can they continue these launches before at any given instant there are a half dozen satellites in the sky?