Caldwell 23 with Seestar S50

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Caldwell 23 with Seestar S50

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Post by Ben Cartwright SASS » Sat Feb 17, 2024 6:31 pm

First clear night in a week so went out to see what I could do, still learning the scope. did several Messier objects, wind was very high and atmosphere unsteady.

Decided to try this one of C23. Stacked in Pixinsight

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