Saturn

Saturn is a true showpiece of our solar system, instantly recognizable for its stunning rings — the most spectacular in the night sky. These rings are made up of countless icy particles, thought to be the remnants of shattered moons or comets that ventured too close and were torn apart by Saturn’s immense gravity.

07.09.2018 – First image of Saturn using a Canon on eyepiece projection
18.09.2018 – Saturn through a Canon compact camera using eyepiece projection
14.10.2018 – Saturn again seen through a Canon compact camera using eyepiece projection – this time some cloud bands are visible
18.06.2019 – First proper image of Saturn – This time using a webcam for colour images and the ZWO ASI 120mono for the contrast (BW) image.
16.06.2021 – Image of Saturn and its Moons – taken with 3x Barlow and ZWO ASI MC-S Colour
03.07.2021 – Another image of Saturn and its Moons – taken with 3x Barlow and ZWO ASI MC-S Colour
24.07.2021 – Saturn – taken with 3x Barlow and ZWO ASI MC-S Colour
25.07.2022 – Saturn with beautiful ring structures – taken with 3x Barlow and ZWO ASI MC-S Colour