The first full moon of 2026 occurs on Saturday, 3 January. This is an image of the moon on New Year's evening, two days before full.
Equipment: AT72EDII refractor
Only short star exposures are possible because of the bright moon light. These are 20-sec exposures of two well-known clusters:
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| M45, the Pleiades |
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| The Double Cluster in Perseus |
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