Crew 6 Dragon reentry by Jeff Sjoquist

 Crew 6 Dragon reentry by Scott Smith

 Crew 6 Dragon reentry  by Linda Sysko McKenna

Wizard Nebula by Doug Abbott

North America Nebula by George Grimm

Heart Nebula by Kevin Hanley

Saturn by Chris S.

Andromeda by Tim Clark

Saturn by Keith  Dennis

Thor's Helmet by Sean Mcdonald

Jellyfish Nebula by Andrew Harrell

Star Trails by Dave Deitz

Mars Opposition 2020 by George Grimm

Occultation of Mars by the Moon by Jim Mack

The Witch Head Nebula by Andrew Harrell

Comet Neowise by Jim Mack

The Milky Way by Dave Deitz

Saturn by George Grimm

Globular Cluster M3 taken by Sean Mcdonald  4/23/2022

Dave Deitz  

 Total Lunar Eclipse 5-16-22

George Grimm

 Total Lunar Eclipse 5-16-22 

Sean Mcdonald

 Total Lunar Eclipse 5-16-22 

Jim Mack

 Total Lunar Eclipse 5-16-22 

Jeff Sjoquist

 Total Lunar Eclipse 5-16-22 

Jim Mack

 Total Lunar Eclipse 5-16-22 

            Jim Mack 

M101, 16-300 second exposures with 9.24 Edge HD @ f7 

Jim Mack

 IC 1805 Heart Nebula, 20- 300 second exposures.
Imaged with ASI 2600mcp on WO 66mm refractor 

            Jim Mack 

IC434 Horse Head Nebula, and NGC2024 Flame Nebula, 20- 300 second exposures.
Imaged with ASI 2600mcp on WO 66mm refractor 

Lunar image by Chris  Schementi

        Saturn by Chris  Schementi

Jupiter and moons by Chris  Schementi

  Scott Smith in Palmetto, Florida, captured a star cluster on January 5, 2025. Scott wrote: “NGC 2169 is an open cluster in Orion. This asterism is nicknamed ‘The 37 Cluster’ due to its striking resemblance to the numerals ’37.’ Can you see it? Once you do, the 37 really stands out. Hint: Tilt your head to the left.”