A showcase of the deep-sky and planetary objects in our night sky.
Imaged at the Institute of Astronomy, University of Cambridge · Data collected by Liu Hao · Processed by Arran Greig
Deep-sky imaging stacks dozens of long exposures to extract signal from imperceptibly dim objects, revealing celestial objects hidden in plain view.
Planetary "lucky imaging" shoots high-fps videos and selects for only the sharpest frames, ensuring the highest possible resolution.
Beyond my personal setup, I have the opportunity to image with this 16-inch Dall–Kirkham telescope at the Institute of Astronomy, University of Cambridge.