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Comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan–ATLAS)
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Saturn on July 15 with Celestron C8 (1990 vintage)
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Two lunar images on July 13
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C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan–ATLAS) on July 13
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Messier 25, an open cluster in the Sagittarius Milky Way
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NGC300 the Sculptor Pinwheel Galaxy - best seen full size
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Messier 30, global cluster in Capricornus
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IC2391, the Omicron Velorum Cluster.
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Messier 16, the Eagle Nebula
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Near Earth asteroid 2024 MK
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Fountain protuberances June 24, 16h30 UT
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Arc prominence June 24, one hour in between
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Noctilucent Clouds June 24
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Noctilucent Clouds June 24
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Proxima Centauri (marked), the Goose Head Nebula and the Dracula Cluster
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Messier 8 and 20 in Sagittarius, best seen full size
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Messier 11, open star cluster in the Scutum cloud of our milky way
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Messier 54, a distant globular cluster in a sea of stars
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The center of our galaxy, with the location of black hole SgrA*
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North America and Pelican Nebula in Cygnus
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Eta Carina Nebula
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The Core of the Eta Carina Nebula (starless version)
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From the Cocoon Nebula to the North America nebula in Cygnus
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E Nebula in Aquila, dark nebulae Barnard 142 and 143
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The Dark Doodad Nebula and globular NGC4372 in Musca
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NGC 6752 Globular Cluster in Pavo
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Loose open cluster NGC 5822, with NGC 5823 and two faint planetary nebula
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Messier 7, open star cluster in Scorpius
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Omega Centauri, the largest of all Globular Star Clusters
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Mimosa and the Jewel Box Cluster (NGC 4755) in Crux
