Unless otherwise noted, all images by me at home (Bortle 7) using Seestar 50S with number of subs and exposure time. Other images with RCOP in description are from 12″ telescope at Perth Observatory. Details on it at https://skynet.unc.edu/telescopes/view?id=24
M 31 Andromeda Galaxy (with M32 and M110) 62@10 sec
Rosette Nebula and Cluster 207@10 sec
Cocoon Nebula 84@10 sec
M46 W PN NGC 2438 S50 186@10 sec
NGC 1097 RCOP 7@60 sec
Double Cluster N869 and N884 (panoramic) 185-10
N7789 42@10 sec
47 Tuc RCOP 5@60 sec
Flame and Horsehead Nebulas (Panoramic) N2024 w IC434 68@10 sec
M33 38@10 sec
M42 129@10 sec
IC 405 730@10 sec
Dumbbell Nebula M 27 58@10 sec
M1 124@10 sec
Example of Determining PA and Separation of Double Stars (ADS 4182)
Example of Nova in Another Galaxy (2022hrs) w/ reports
Note – nova is the star between the 2 galaxies and is brighter than its host galaxy (the dimmer one NGC 4647)
Example of Variable Star (BI Crux) w/ Reports
Solar Disk in White Light 1/3/2026 21:33 UT 1@10 sec
Lunar Disk (Full) 1/2/2026 8:55 UT 1@10 sec
1/30/2026 7:32UT Io Eclipse Reappearance 1@10 sec
Dwarf Planet (Ceres) 1/9 and 1/10/2026 1@10 sec
3I ATLAS W 31 LEO AND UGC5456 10h09m +10.3 60 @ 10sec
Comet is brighter elongated object, closer to 31 Leo
Asteroid Io Motion in one night with MPEC report stack of 3@20 sec RCOP
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