Observed arrival · 2026-10-29
Mark Looks Up: a small-telescope night-sky atlas
A personal collection of deep-sky and lunar photos, paired with astronomy explainers and links to interactive experiments.
- For
- Curious beginners exploring astrophotography and astronomy
- Worth noticing
- The archive pairs distance estimates with its subjects, from the Moon’s 384,400 km average distance to Andromeda’s 2.5 million light-years.
Field notes
The page organizes 11 subjects across galaxies, nebulae, a constellation, a star cluster, the Moon, and star trails, with distance estimates attached to the listings. Its Learn Lab links describe explorations involving sunlight, shockwaves, scattering light, and galaxy shapes; other entries frame image stacking, scale, depth, and a scratch-off sky wishlist. The homepage says the images come from one small smart telescope and presents the collection as an ongoing learning project.
Observed signals
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