Actually here at 52 degrees north we don't even reach astronomical twilight.
The time where some imaging is possible is restricted from about midnight to
2 o'clock in the morning (daylight saving time). It looks to be clear this
night, but I really wonder if it is worth to set everything up (and get to
bed very late in spite of having to work tomorrow) for only two hours of
imaging...

Stefan

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"Stefan Lilge" wrote in message
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it is nebula season again!

I fear it is. You certainly get great pictures in summer, but for me it
is drought time, being "into" galaxies.
At least I can get a bit more sleep in summer, when nights don't really
exist here up north.



i took notice of the skies on Friday night (june 8)

it wasn't dark enough to image before 10:10pm

it was too bright to image by 4:35am

i am at 37.5 deg north roughly