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Author: Molly Wakeling

Observing, The Sun, Upcoming Events

How to observe the Sun safely during a solar eclipse

NGC 4565, the Needle Galaxy, was imaged with a ZWO ASI294MC Pro on a Takahashi FSQ-106N with 18 hours and 50 minutes of exposure.
Deep-Sky Objects, Observing Basics

Here are a few targets Messier missed that are worth a visit

Saturn, post-processed in PixInsight. Credit: Molly Wakeling
Observing Basics

Observing Basics: How you can take sharp pictures of the planets

A close-up image of M51 properly calibrated.
Observing Basics

Observing Basics: Coming to terms

Anyone can get started with observing, thanks to the Astronomical League’s programs. Here, the author peers through her telescope in the twilight.
Observing Basics

Observing Basics: Supercharge your observing

Jupiter, seen June 8, 2017, through a Celestron 8-inch Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope. Credit: Molly Wakeling.
Observing Basics, Planets

Observing Basics: Sailing with Saturn

Astrophotography, Observing Basics

Observing Basics: Astrophotography without a scope

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