Tag Archives: eVscope
A Bat, a Horse, and an Eye Walk Into a Bar…
More pictures from my eVscope2, including the Cosmic Bat nebula, the Horsehead nebula, the Flame nebula, the Iris nebula, and M66 (a galaxy). Continue reading
First Clear Night in 2 months
More pictures from my back porch, using an eVscope 2 telescope. Continue reading
New Thanksgiving Space Photos!
New observations of the Pleiades cluster, M74 and M77 galaxies, NGC 6888 (the Crescent nebula), and a revisit to the Orion nebula. Continue reading
Comet C/2025 A6 (Lemmon) (and Some Other New Stuff)
New targets! Comet C/2025 A6 (Lemmon) is beautiful, and I get a nice shot of both the Iris and Crab Nebulae. And maybe Ceres? Continue reading
Looking for an elephant, and finding some new clusters
One last try to catch the Elephant’s Trunk nebula, plus some new globular clusters and galaxies. Continue reading
That Supernova Was Weirder Than We Thought
Those pictures of a supernova from May of 2023? Turns out they’re maybe from a very weird kind of supernova, that’s been theorized, but not observed (until now?). Continue reading
Three Strikes and a Couple Hits
I try to find a few new nebulae to add to my collection, and while I struck out, I get a couple good shots of some old friends. Continue reading
Unveiling… the Veil Nebula!
I took some new pictures with my eVscope 2, realized I was out of focus, and then got some nice shots of the Veil Nebula – which for some reason, doesn’t show up normally in the telescope’s list of available targets. Continue reading
My Current Top 10 Space Photos
I lay out my top 10 favorite images, captured by my Unistellar eVscope 2 telescope, from the back porch of my home. Continue reading
New Solar System Objects: Blue Angels!
Every summer, the Blue Angels perform in Seattle at SeaFair. For those that don’t know, the Blue Angels are the US Navy’s acrobatic flight team, and they perform all over the world. When in Seattle, they fly over Lake Washington, … Continue reading
