#star clusters
A clear night in Weibersbrunn offered a rare opportunity for stargazing despite the challenges faced this year. Observations included galaxies, star clusters, and the moon.
Kemble's Cascade is a striking star chain, leading to the compact star cluster NGC 1502, both located in the constellation Camelopardalis.
The double star cluster h and chi Persei (NGC 869 and NGC 884) is one of the most magnificent deep-sky objects in the northern sky, located in the constellation Perseus.
An evening of stargazing in Weibersbrunn with family and friends, observing various celestial objects despite challenges posed by moonlight.
Enjoying a clear night sky during the final evening of astrocamping, stargazers observed various celestial objects, including M13 and the Firewheel Galaxy, reflecting on a relaxing experience.
Messier 24 is a visible part of the distant Norma spiral arm of our Milky Way in the constellation Sagittarius, offering a unique view of our galaxy's structure.
