Saturn is now half way up the eastern sky in the evening here in the southern hemisphere, just perfect for viewing in any size telescope.
Saturn’s magnificent rings are now closing up and tilting away from us as viewed from Earth.
Images were taken at my Stardust Observatory with a Meade 10inch LX200 telescope and ZWO ASI 120 mc planetary camera with 3x Barlow lens attached, AVI movies captured and processed in RegiStax6 and PS.
Saturn’s magnificent rings are now closing up and tilting away from us as viewed from Earth.
Images were taken at my Stardust Observatory with a Meade 10inch LX200 telescope and ZWO ASI 120 mc planetary camera with 3x Barlow lens attached, AVI movies captured and processed in RegiStax6 and PS.
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