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Tag Archives: Seestar S50

NGC 1360: Robin’s Egg Nebula in Fornax

Shows the blue Robin Egg Nebula to support the article.

Explore NGC 1360, the Robin’s Egg Nebula in Fornax, imaged with Seestar S50, revealing its faint oval shape and binary star heart in the night sky.

Posted byWayne McGrawDecember 12, 2025December 12, 2025Posted inNebulas, Top ObjectTags:Astronomy, Autumn, Fornax, Planetary Nebula, Seestar S50, WinterLeave a comment on NGC 1360: Robin’s Egg Nebula in Fornax

Messier 1 (NGC 1952): A Champagne Supernova in the Sky

Explore Messier 1 (Crab Nebula), a supernova remnant in Taurus, with detailed sketches, photos, and tips for observing this winter deep-sky gem.

Posted byWayne McGrawOctober 29, 2025Posted inNebulasTags:Astronomy, Seestar S50, Taurus, Winter1 Comment on Messier 1 (NGC 1952): A Champagne Supernova in the Sky

Messier 2 (NGC 7089): One of the Largest Globular Clusters in the Sky

Explore Messier 2 (M2), a stunning globular cluster in Aquarius. See its 150,000 stars through a sketch, photo, and observing tips for fall skies.

Posted byWayne McGrawOctober 29, 2025Posted inGlobular Clusters, Messier ObjectsTags:Aquarius, Autumn, Seestar S502 Comments on Messier 2 (NGC 7089): One of the Largest Globular Clusters in the Sky

Chi Cygni: The Pulsating Beauty of Cygnus

Explore Chi Cygni, a variable red giant in Cygnus whose rhythmic brightening and fading reveal the life cycles of stars. Includes new astrophotography.

Posted byWayne McGrawOctober 18, 2025October 18, 2025Posted inNotable StarsTags:Astronomy, Autumn, Cygnus, Mira variable star, Seestar S50, SummerLeave a comment on Chi Cygni: The Pulsating Beauty of Cygnus

NGC 6871: A Simple Sparkling Cluster in Cygnus

Explore the open cluster NGC 6871 in Cygnus with my observing notes, sketch, and Seestar photo. I also highlight the fascinating Wolf–Rayet star WR 133.

Posted byWayne McGrawOctober 16, 2025October 28, 2025Posted inStar ClustersTags:Cygnus, Seestar S50, Summer, Wolf-Rayet Star1 Comment on NGC 6871: A Simple Sparkling Cluster in Cygnus

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