Awesome Astrophotography

Dwarf Lab takes its awesome DWARF 3 smart telescope and shrinks down its core features. The backpack-friendly DWARF Mini weighs captures detailed images of the moon, galaxies, nebulae, and more. It automatically calibrates, locates targets, tracks, and stacks images right on your phone. Pan, tilt, and rotation motors help precisely track deep-space objects.

This portable digital telescope can capture long-exposure images of the night sky. It has dual lenses to shoot planets, the sun, and the moon, as well as nebulae and galaxies. It’s app is loaded with more than 4000 targets and uses image stacking and AI noise reduction to optimize image quality. The larger Seestar S50 is beloved by amateur astrophotographers.

Like the Dwarf II, this automated astrophotography camera tracks and follows celestial objects and stacks photos for incredible detail. The new model has an upgraded Sony sensor, wider lenses that capture more of the sky, improved filters, and a longer-lasting battery. It can also shoot the sun and moon, huge panoramas, and even identify birds it photographs.

Are you ready to slow down and breathe? Well then, click play on this video and observe one full rotation of Jupiter. Interplanetary posted this relaxing footage captured by NASA and ESA’s Hubble telescope. It takes 9 hours, 55 minutes, and 30 seconds to complete the taks, the fastest of any planet in our solar system.