The Wolf Moon is waning and rising later. These images were taken less than an hour before moonrise. Sky brightness was a mediocre sqml=19.4 mpsas. A thin cloud layer was visible toward the northwest.
Equipment: Astro-Tech AT72EDII refractor + 1x field flattener, Olympus E-M5iii camera, ZWO AM3 mount.
First up, another look at two moons of Uranus: Titania and Oberon. Both of these moons are about magnitude 14. (Reminder: click on an image to get access to the full-size version.)
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| Uranus, Titania, Oberon., 2x enlargement. |
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| 4x |
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| The Double Cluster in Perseus. 2-deg wide FOV. |
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| Meissa (Lambda Orionis) and Collinder 69 (CR69) at the head of Orion. |
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| Another double cluster. NGC 1817 (left) and NGC 1807 (right) in Taurus. |
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| NGC 1647 in Taurus |
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| NGC 1746 in Taurus |
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| M34 in Perseus |
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| M36 in Auriga |
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| M37 in Auriga |
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| M38 and NGC 1907 (bottom) in Auriga |
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| M45 in Taurus |
That was actually thirteen star clusters, so a "Baker's Dozen".
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