Starship Asterisk*

https://skywonders.ie/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/m31_deepskywest_apod.jpg The Andromeda Galaxy alongside with M32 and M110. As part of Andromeda, towards the bottom left, it can be seen as a blue haze, NGC206, the largest and brightest star cloud in Andromeda. Across the disk of Andromeda, many bri...

The dark skies are finally coming back to high-latitudes. While almost everyone would call this time of the year, the mid-season of Milky Way chasing, and probably almost everyone has seen it already at this point, here at high-latitudes we are just starting to enjoy it since until now we were lacki...

Since the comet C/2020 F3 (NEOWISE) became visible, we have had clouds every night with a clear night forecasted for early July 11. After a careful planification using Photopills and Stellarium, the sky delivered, not only removing the clouds but giving us some of the brightest noctilucent clouds. W...