this is SN 2026fvx, a recently discovered supernova in the galaxy NGC 4205.

This event is a Type Ia supernova, one of the most important types in modern astronomy. It occurs when a white dwarf in a binary system accretes matter from its companion star, eventually reaching the Chandrasekhar limit and triggering a thermonuclear explosion that completely destroys the star in seconds.

 The host galaxy lies about 70 million light-years away, meaning the light captured here began its journey tens of millions of years ago.

 At its peak, the supernova reached a brightness of around magnitude 12.3, appearing as a sharp point of light that visually outshines the surrounding galaxy in the image, even though that galaxy contains billions of stars.

1 hour of exposure using seestar s30

stacked with drizzle 2x in siril and edited in affinity

The Pillars of Creation are part of Messier 16, also known as the Eagle Nebula. They’re towering columns of cold gas and dust inside a stellar nursery.

550x30sec images stacked in siril with the famous hubble palette to match the legendary picture we all loved

edited in affinity photo

Among Arab sky traditions, this alignment is known as Qiran al-Thalath (the Conjunction of Three), when the Moon meets the Pleiades around the third day of the lunar month. It was historically used as a seasonal marker signaling the end of intense cold and the gradual transition into more stable, warmer weather.

shot on seestar s30

1 minute of stacking using 5 seconds exposures

edtited in affinity

Whirlpool Galaxy M51

Using Seestar S30

524x60 and 30sec exposures

IR CUT + LP Filter

Sky bortle 8

 Quasar: Q0957+561
 Distance: about 8.7 billion light-years, with a redshift of z = 1.41
 Type: double quasar produced by gravitational lensing
 Discovery: 1979, the first confirmed gravitational lens system
 Time delay between the two images: about 1.48 years
 Foreground lens: a galaxy at z = 0.36

in the image the quasar appears in blue color because what you’re seeing is the shifted remains of very high-energy light that started its journey in a much hotter, more violent form.

244x30 sec using seestar s30

stacked in siril