M33

An amateur astronomer spent the night imaging deep-sky targets with Seestar smart telescopes, logging roughly 93 minutes on the vdB 126 nebula, 88 minutes on the M15 globular cluster, over three hours on the Andromeda galaxy, more than six and a half hours on M33 in Triangulum, and over three hours on the Pleiades. The session shows how compact smart scopes now allow long exposures on multiple targets in a single night.

An amateur astrophotographer has shared a detailed image of the Triangulum Galaxy, also known as M33, captured over several nights of shooting squeezed in between clouds and wind gusts. The picture, tagged under astrophotography and astronomy, is drawing attention from space enthusiasts who appreciate the patience required to produce such a shot in poor conditions.