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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 22h

The Andromeda Galaxy (M31) is our nearest neighbor large spiral galaxy. It is bright and large enough (apparent size is 6 moon diameters) to be visible to the naked eye in dark skies.(per Wiki) Exp: 13 hours, updated 10/1/26 #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

Lion Nebula (Sh2-132) is a large contrasting emission nebula dominated by ionized Hii and Oiii regions. It is ~100 light years across powered by a massive hot Wolf-Rayet star system. (Wiki) -Rendered so ionized Hydrogen(reds) and Oxygen(blues) Exp 6 hrs, 09/11/26 #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

Dark Nebula (LDN 1262) is a cold molecular cloud which blocks starlight in the Cepheus Flare region. It is a reservoir of cold dense molecular gas that may or may not reach the stage of gravitational collapse to birth a star. Total exp: 15 hours 09/11-15 2026 #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 21/09/2026

The PacMan Nebula (NGC 281) is an emission nebula with a dark dust lane giving it the shape of the video game character. It is ~48 ly across and is ~9200 ly from Earth in Cassiopeia. - nb Ha+Oii data for emission regions - wb RGB to for dust and stars. 09/08/26 #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 17/09/2026

The Heart (IC1805), Soul (IC1848), and the Fish Head (IC1795) emission nebulae in Cassiopeia are star forming regions within the Milky Way. Narrow band photo rendered with the Hubble palette: Sulfur(reds), Hydrogen(yellows) and Oxygen (blues) Additional data 09/12/26 #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

Open Star Cluster (NGC 1528) in Perseus ~ 1000 light years from Earth. It is ~ 300 million years old and contains a mixture of bright blue white and yellow stars (~ 200 total). It is also 1/2 of the M&M double cluster. (per Wiki) taken 09/08/26 #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 13/09/2026

SADR Region extra wide field from the Gamma Cygni (IC1318)/Butterfly to Crescent(NGC688) to Tulip(SH2-101) nebulae. This photo renders ionized Sulfur(reds), Hydrogen(yellows) and Oxygen(blues) using the Hubble palette. 2 Panel Mosaic SHO+RGB photo, final exp 09/07/26 #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 11/09/2026

The Dark Nebula (Barnard 174, LDN 1164) is a cold(-263C) dense cloud of interstellar microscopic dust grains coated with frozen carbon monoxide and nitrogen ice which blocks starlight located in the Cepheus Flare region. (Per Wikipedia) Taken 09/06/26 Exposure: 5 hours #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 08/09/2026

The North American(NGC 7000) and the Pelican(IC 5070) nebulae. I updated my earlier post from 2 spectral bands to 3 rendering ionized Sulfur(reds), Hydrogen(yellows) and Oxygen (blues) .(The Hubble telescope team's color palette) Exp: 10.5 hrs, final session 08/29/26 #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 05/09/2026

Bubble Nebula (NGC 7635) and the Salt & Pepper open star cluster (M52) in Cassiopeia. The Bubble itself is about 7 light years across.The 35 million year old open star cluster M52 contains ~200 stars. (per Wikipedia) Total Exp: 8hrs, RGB+Ha+Oiii final session 08/29/26 #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 03/09/2026

The Cosmic Checkmark Nebula is comprised a latge elongated molecular cloud (LBN 534) and the reflection nebula (VdB 158) lies in a dusty starry region in Andromeda. It is ~ 35 light years in length. (per Wiki) Exposure 6 hrs over several sessions, updated 09/02/26 #astronomy #astrophotography

The Cosmic Checkmark Nebula is comprised a large elongated molecular cloud (LBN 534) and the reflection nebula (VdB 158) lies in a dusty starry region in Andromeda. It is ~ 35 light years in length.

Exposure 6 hrs over several sessions, updated 09/02/26

Equipment:
Telescope: SVBony SV555 Petzval astrograph
Camera: ZWO ASI2600 mc pro
Mount: ZWO AM3
Controller: Mini PC running NINA, Phd2, Stellarium
Filter: UV/IR cut
Processed in SIRIL,Veralux, Graxpert, and Luminar Neo

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 31/08/2026

The Rosebud Nebula (NGC 7129) is a colorful small but active stellar nursery embedded in the dusty Cepheus region. Nicknamed for it's resemblance to a rose bloom. Updated 08/26/26 with narrow band data to highlight emission areas. Total exp: 9.5 hours, RGB+Ha+Oiii #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 28/08/2026

North American (NGC 7000) & Pelican (IC 5070) nebulae are a large single glowing cloud of gas being ionize by bright nearby stars such as Deneb. The nebulae are separated by a light blocking dust lane. Rendering: Hydrogen(reds) & Oxygen(blues) Exp: 6 hrs, 08/24-08/26 #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 25/08/2026

The Flying Bat Nebula (SH2-129) a HII region(reds), and the Giant Squid Nebula (Ou-4) a bipolar outflow that emits in Oiii (blues), and the Dark Seahorse (B-150). I am also including annotated Bat location photo. Exposure: 15 hours over 5 nights. updated 08/25/26 #astronomy #astrophotography

The Flying Bat Nebula (SH2-129) a HII region(reds), and the Giant Squid Nebula (Ou-4) a bipolar outflow from a triple star system from within the Bat that emits in Oiii (blues), and the Dark Seahorse (B-150). Plus a small reflection nebula vdB140 located to the right of the Flying Bat nebula.

Exp: 15 hours over 5 nights. updated 08/25/26

Set up:
Telescope: SVBony SV555 Petzval Astrograph
Camera: ASI2600mc pro
Mount: ZWO AM3 mount
Filter: ASKAR C1 Duo Band (Ha/Oiii)
Controller: Mini PC running NINA and PHd2 acquisition and guiding software.

I provided a annotated the Flying Bat photo because I had to look up where the bat was located. It was not particularly obvious to me and it probably be hard to see for others.

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 22/08/2026

Crab Nebula (M1) is a pulsar powered supernova remnant in Taurus that grew to a diameter of ~10 ly in 972 years. This is a rainy day reprocessing of last years data with new tools. The 2026 plan is to make it a detailed project when it is higher in the sky at my site. #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 18/08/2026

The Iris (NGC 7023) and Ghost (SH2-136) nebulae in the Cepheus Flare Molecular Cloud Complex, a large star forming region in the Milky Way. Both reflection nebulae are relatively close to each other and are about 1200 to 1300 light years from Earth. updated 08/16/26 #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 14/08/2026

Gamma Cygni(IC 1318) & Crescent(NGC 6888) nebulae in the center of Cygnus, ~5K ly distant. This region is a large star forming region made to glow by young hot stars and rendered so ionized Sulfur(reds), Hydrogen(yellows) and Oxygen(blues). Total exp: ~9 hrs 08/06/26 #astronomy #astrophotography

Gamma Cygni (IC 1318) and the Crescent (NGC 6888) nebulae in the center of Cygnus, ~5K ly distant. This region is a large star forming region made to glow by young hot stars. This photo renders ionized Sulfur(reds), Hydrogen(yellows) and Oxygen(blues).

Total exposure: ~9 hrs
SHO+RGB photo 08/06/26

Equipment:
Telescope: SVBony SV555
Camera: ZWO ASI2600mc pro
Mount: ZWO AM3
FIlters: SVBony UV/IR cut,SVBony UVIRcut, ASKAR Colormagic Ha/Oiii and Sii/Oiii duo band
Processed in SIRIL, Graxpert and Photoshop

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 09/08/2026

Crescent Nebula (NGC 6888) in Cygnus. The interaction of multiple stellar ejections by the central star give the nebula it's shape. Narrow band data collected before moon rise this past week. Rendered so ionized Hydrogen are reds & Oxygen are blues. Taken 08/07/26 #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 07/08/2026

The Bubble Nebula (NGC 7635) was carved out of the stellar medium by a 4 million mph solar wind ejected by a super hot star. This is a multi-spectral photo rendered so ionized Sulfur are reds, Hydrogen are yellows and Oxygen are blues. Total Exp: 9 hrs, Taken 07/27/26 #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 04/08/2026

Wolf's Cave(LDN 1228) and Dark Shark(LDN 1235) nebulae located in the Cepheus Flare, a large molecular cloud complex. Both are extremely faint and are a mix of reflection and cold dark nebula components. Exposure: 6 hours, updated 07/15/26 #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 01/08/2026

The Elephant Trunk Nebula (IC1396A) in Cepheus is a dense column of gas about 30 light years long sculpted by UV radiation and stellar winds. In this photo ionized Hydrogen are reds and Oxygen are blues. (Per Wiki) Exp: 5 hrs, Taken 07/23/26 #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 30/07/2026

The Cocoon Nebula (Caldwell 19) and the Dark Nebula Barnard168. This photo of the region shows how they are intertwined. The HII region SH2-124 is at the bottom right. Two sessions: wb RGB - 5hrs 07/23/26 for dust and reflection nb Ha+Oiii - 5hrs 07/27/26 for emission #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 28/07/2026

The Perseus Double Cluster (Caldwell 14). This is my 2026 visit to one of my favorite star clusters. The clusters are bright and fairly close at a distance of ~ 7500ly. They are also young at only ~12 to 14 million years of age.(per Wiki) Exp: 75 min, Taken 07/24/26 #astronomy #astrophotography

The Perseus Double Cluster (Caldwell 14). This is my 2026 visit to one of my favorite star clusters. I used my newest scope which is a better performer than what I had used in previous years. The clusters are bright and fairly close at a distance of ~ 7500ly. They are also young at only ~12 to 14 million years of age.(per Wiki)

Exp: 75 min, Taken 07/24/26

Equipment:
Telescope: SVBony SV503 102ed
Camera: ZWO ASI533 mc pro
Mount: ZWO AM5
Filter: SVBony UV/IR cut
Processed in SIRIL, PS, and Luminar Neo

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 23/07/2026

Cocoon Nebula (Caldwell 19) is powered by a young bright star in Cygnus and sits at the end of the molecular cloud Barnard 168. (per Wiki) Contains: - RGB data for stars,dust & reflections - Narrow band data (Sii, Ha, Oiii) for emissions Exp: 6 hours, updated 07/22/26 #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 21/07/2026

The Ring Nebula (M57) is a expanding shell of ionized gas ejected by a dying sun-like star. Barred Spiral Galaxy (IC1296), seen as a edge on smudge, is 10,000x further away than the Ring at ~220 Mly, testing the resolving power of my scope. Exp: 5hrs, Taken 07/14/26 #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 17/07/2026

The Clamshell Nebula (Sh2-119) is a large emission nebula in Cygnus illuminated by the hot star 68 Cygni. This multi-spectral image shows the areas of ionized Sulfur(reds), Hydrogen(yellows) and Oxygen (blues) within the nebula. Exp:6 hours, taken July 11th -15th 2026 #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 14/07/2026

The Wizard Nebula (NGC 7380, SH2-142), in Cepheus. It's apparent size is about the that of the Moon. This photo uses the Hubble palette which renders ionized Sulfur(reds), Hydrogen(yellows) and Oxygen (blues). - Updated with additional sessions 07/10/2026 #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 10/07/2026

The Ghosts of Cassiopeia Nebula (IC63,IC59) are clouds of dust and gas being pummeled by intense UV radiation from the blue white sub-giant star Gamma Cas. These reflection and emission nebula are ~500 ly from Earth. Total Exp: 10 hrs from several sessions #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 07/07/2026

Tulip Nebula (SH2-101) is a bright HII emission nebula in the constellation Cygnus. This narrow band multi-spectral image shows the dominate areas of ionized Sulfur(reds), Hydrogen(yellows) and Oxygen (blues) within the nebula. Total Exp: 9.5 hours, updated 07/02/26 #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 04/07/2026

The Hidden Galaxy (IC 342, C5) is a fairly close (7-11 Mly) galaxy dimmed and reddened by the dust of the Milky Way because it lies in the galactic plane. It's apparent size is: (1/2 to 2/3rds the Moon's diameter). Total exposure: 8.5 hours taken Spring 2026 #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 30/06/2026

The Fireworks Galaxy (NGC 6946) is a face on spiral galaxy that lies in the Milky Way's dusty galactic plane. It has 10x more supernova activity than the Milky Way despite being smaller thus giving it it's nickname. Exposure 9 hours over 3 sessions in June 2026 #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 28/06/2026

Action photo's of my equipment setup on Cape Cod. They are polar aligned and ready to go for a night of acquiring far away photons. I typically run both scopes all night if weather allows. Scope1: SVBony SV555, wide field Scope2: SVBony SV503 102ed, narrow field #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 27/06/2026

Fireworks Galaxy (NGC 6946), Dark Seahorse Nebula (Barnard 150) and the Ghost Bush Cluster (NGC 6939) in the dusty region of Cepheus. This is a wide field photo of the region, taken from astronomical dusk to dawn, loosing a half hour to clouds. Exp: 4.5 hrs, 06/25/26 #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 23/06/2026

"HII Emission region in Perseus", Last Sept. I had commanded my scope to point at the M&M double cluster + Fossil Footprint nebula, but for some reason it glitched and moved a few degrees away. This is the resulting photo of that pointing error. No data is bad data ... #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 20/06/2026

The Whirlpool Galaxy (M51) is a grand design spiral galaxy interacting with it's companion NGC 5195. In M51 the bluish regions are hot young stars and the reddish regions are dust lanes. I doubled my exposure time in this updated photo. Updated 6/19/26, exp: 8 hours #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 18/06/2026

The Pinwheel Galaxy (M101) is a face on spiral in Ursa Major. I used two scopes on this object the night I imaged it. The scopes were different so I scaled, registered and balanced the data for merging to make a more detailed photo. Total exp: 8 hours, taken 04/08/26 #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 13/06/2026

The M81 group comprised of Bode's Galaxy (M81) ,Cigar(M82) an edge on starburst galaxy, Holmberg IX a young tidal dwarf galaxy formed by past interaction of M81 and M82, and the Garland Galaxy(NGC 3077) wrapped in tidal debris from M81 and M82. updated 06/11/26 #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 06/06/2026

The Croc's Eye Galaxy (M94) is a face on spiral galaxy with an unusual ring structure and hosts a supermassive black hole. Discovered by Pierre Méchain in 1781. (Per Wikipedia) Taken 06/02/26 Exp: 4 hours (started 2 hours before moon rise) #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 04/06/2026

The Cocoon Galaxy (NGC4490) is part of a gravitationally interacting pair of galaxies. It's large hydrogen envelope and tidal bridge to the smaller galaxy (NGC4485) are the result of this pairs gravitational dance. Taken 06/01/26 Exposure: 3.5 hours #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 30/05/2026

Pleiades Star Cluster(M45). The weather has been poor on the Cape for while now so I reworked my Pleiades data set from last November using new tools and lessons learned over the past year. The Pleiades has been a favorite of mine since I was 7. Exp 6 hours, 11/19/25 #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 29/05/2026

The Leo Triplet (M66 Group) are gravitationally bound and have interacted in the past, causing the group to exhibit tidal distortion structures. Members: The Hamburger galaxy+tidal tail (NGC 3628), top Bright asymmetric spiral (M66) Inclined spiral galaxy (M65), bottom #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 26/05/2026

The Beehive Cluster (M44) is a open star cluster containing ~ 1000 stars and is ~ 600-700 million years old. It is fairly bright and is visible to the naked eye under dark skies. Included is an annotated version which outlines the Beehive. Taken 05/12/26 #astronomy #astrophotography

The Beehive Cluster (M44) is a open star cluster containing ~ 1000 stars and is ~ 600-700 million years old. It is fairly bright visible to the naked eye under dark skies. Included is an annotated version which outlines the Beehive.

Equipment:
Telescope: SVBony SV555 with 3d printed dew shield
Camera: ZWO ASI2600mc pro
Mount: ZWO AM3
FIlters: SVBony UV/IR cut

Processed in SIRIL, Graxpert and Affinity Photo 2

Taken 05/12/26

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 23/05/2026

The Black Eye Galaxy (M64) has a distinct asymmetric dust lane and when observed by William Herschel he compared it to a "Black Eye". Fun Fact: The internal gas+stars disk is rotating in the opposite direction of the external gas disk. Taken 05/12/26 Exposure: 3 hours #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 21/05/2026

Deneb is a blue-white supergiant and is the 19th brightest star in the sky. This was quick test of my refractor scope using a star spike diffraction mask which is required to get that old time Mt. Palomar photo style. #astronomy #astrophotography

$Deneb is a blue-white supergiant and is the 19th brightest star in the sky. This was quick test of my refractor scope using a star spike diffraction mask which is required to get that old time Mt. Palomar photo style. Equipment: Telescope: SVBony SV503 80ed Camera: ZWO ASI533 mc pro Mount: ZWO AM5 Controller: Mini PC running NINA Filter: UV/IR cut Processed in SIRIL, Graxpert, and Photoshop$

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 19/05/2026

Markarian's Chain is an arc of galaxies inside the Virgo Cluster. Benjamin Markarian in the 1960's determined several galaxies within the arc shared a common motion. The arc also contains an interacting pair in it's center. (per Wiki) Taken 05/12/26 #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 15/05/2026

The KOI Fish Galaxy (NGC 4559) in Coma Berenices. It's spiral arms are discontinuous and patchy and have bright star forming regions giving it a KOI Fish like resemblance. I have included a annotated image showing the fish. Taken 05/07/26 before a 12:39am moon rise #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 13/05/2026

The Coma Star Cluster(Melotte 111) and Needle Galaxy (NGC4565) an edge on spiral in Coma Berenices. Melotte 111 is only 280 ly distant, while the Needle Galaxy is ~ 45 Mly. Melotte 111 starts with the V shaped set of core stars and extends right. exp: 2hrs 05/04/26 #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 10/05/2026

The Silver Needle (NGC4244, 14Mly), Eye of Sauron (NGC4151, 52Mly) and the Barred Spiral (NGC4145, 68Mly) galaxies located in Canes Venatici. The Eye of Sauron hosts the closest actively accreting super massive black hole. (Per Wiki) Exposure: 3 hours, taken 05/08/26 #astronomy #astrophotography

The Silver Needle (NGC 4244), Eye of Sauron (NGC 4151) and the Barred Spiral (NGC 4145) galaxies located in Canes Venatici. The Eye of Sauron hosts the closest actively accreting super massive black hole. (Per Wiki)

The Silver needle is closest at 14 Mly followed by the Eye at 52 Mly and then NGC 4145 at 68 Mly.

Exposure: 3 hours, taken 05/08/26

Equipment:
Telescope: SVBony SV555 with 3d printed dew shield
Camera: ZWO ASI2600mc pro
Mount: ZWO AM3
FIlters: SVBony UV/IR cut
Processed in SIRIL, Graxpert and Affinity Photo 2

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 08/05/2026

The Whale (NGC 4631) and Crowbar (NGC 4656/4657) galaxies in Canes Venatici ~ 25-30 Mly from Earth. The Whale has a central starburst region. They are gravitationally interactive causing strong tidal distortion in the Crowbar. (Per Wiki) Taken 05/04, exposure 4 hrs #astronomy #astrophotography

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Walt Watson Astrophotography @waltwatsonastro.bsky.social · 05/05/2026

Supernovas! These stars exploded in distant galaxies and are temporarily very bright and discernible at great distances. The most recent is SN2026kid in the Splinter galaxy (NGC 5907) and last year I photographed SN2025rbs in NGC 7331 of the Deer Lick Galaxy group. #astronomy #astrophotography

The Splinter Galaxy (NGC 5907) containing Supernova SN2026kid discovered by Yasuo Sano on April 22, 2026

Photo taken 05/01/26

Equipment:
Telescope: SVBony SV503 102ed
Camera: ZWO ASI533 mc pro
Mount: ZWO AM5
Filters: SVBony UV/IR cut
Processed in SIRIL, Graxpert and Affinity Photo 2

The Deer Lick Galaxy (NGC 7331) containing Supernova SN2025rbs discovered by the GOTO-N team on July 14th, 2025

Photo taken 09/03/25

The Splinter Galaxy (NGC 5907) containing Supernova SN2026kid discovered by Yasuo Sano on April 22, 2026

Photo taken 05/01/26

Equipment:
Telescope: SVBony SV503 102ed
Camera: ZWO ASI533 mc pro
Mount: ZWO AM5
Filters: SVBony UV/IR cut
Processed in SIRIL, Graxpert and Affinity Photo 2

Equipment:
Telescope: SVBony SV503 102ed
Camera: ZWO ASI533 mc pro
Mount: ZWO AM5
Filters: SVBony UV/IR cut
Processed in SIRIL, Graxpert and Affinity Photo 2

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