Tomorrow Monday, it is First quarter Moon Also, Mercury at southernmost latitude from the ecliptic plane, -7.0°

Tomorrow the Moon 5.3° NNW of Uranus; the Moon, Uranus, and the Pleiades within circle of diameter 5.40°; the Moon 1.12° N of Pleiades

Clear sky? Jupiter, nice and bright to the left, and also the 69% illuminated Moon.

Good morning Wednesday!

In debate what equipment to take for the partial solar eclipse in a few weeks time ... Checking hard and software. Test on low hazy sun at the moment. Not much details on Sun's surface, though some interesting proms - inverted image. Lunt35DMK41/Registax6/Photoshop2025

Tomorrow Mercury 0.68° SE of Venus; 6° from Sun in evening sky; magnitudes -1.2 and -3.9 And, the Moon at perigee; distance 57.36 Earth-radii

Bit of dust this Friday morning …

In the morning, the Moon 3.8° NNE of Jupiter

Today, the Moon 1.48° NE of Beehive Cluster And … Full Moon Tomorrow, Groundhog Day

After midnight the Moon 0.54° ENE of Regulus Tomorrow The Moon at descending node; longitude 159.0° And, Uranus stationary in longitude; resumes direct motion

Scopes4SEN sending a telescopes to following SEN locations Bradley Family, Stowmarket Hallt Family, Waterlooville Peach Family, Leigh Mac Kenzie Family, Newcastle upon Tyne

After midnight Uranus stationary in right ascension; resumes direct motion

We are all getting ready to observe the partial solar eclipse of 17 February …

What to do when the weather is horrible 🤷‍♀️🐕🐕

In the morning, the Moon 1.68° SSW of Spica

Ready for the weekend? Stay safe and … keep smiling!

Feb 14, 1953 was the last solar eclipse on Valentine's Day. This century was blessed with Valentine's Eclipses. There was a partial solar eclipse in 1953, a total solar eclipse in 1934 and an annular eclipse in 1915. To wait till 2306 and 2325 for the next. Both will be Total.

Equipments check for the partial solar eclipse.

Good morning sunshine, nice to see you again ... Lunt35DMK41

The sun just now from SandBaai ... not sure I can cope with this clear sky ...