Night of 26–27 August 2026
1 object · 1 h 45 min of light · 22:40–01:40 · Moon 98%
The telescope worked from 22:40 to 01:40 and shot Andromeda Galaxy, gathering 1 h 45 min of deep-sky light.
The Moon was a waxing gibbous at 98% illumination, a noticeable glow for broadband targets.
What was shot
| Time | Object | Filter | Exposure × frames | Stacked | Light |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 22:40–01:40 | Andromeda Galaxy | none | 15 s × 420 | – | 1 h 45 min |
What worked and what got in the way
- The longest night for Andromeda Galaxy: 1 h 45 min of light.
- A bright Moon (98%) lit up the sky, which hurts broadband targets most; the dual-band filter copes better.