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关于赤道仪模式的建议
一直想使用赤道仪模式，但失败了，最后咨询了客服，发现赤道仪模式需要两个基本条件，第一要朝北，第二也是最关键的，必须要让镜头也要能观测和识别到北极星，所以需要的环境周边空旷，这时候就给s50的使用场所带来了相对苛刻的要求。当经纬仪模式时，甚至可以在自家阳台看到一部分天体，但赤道仪模式，这一切成为不可能，但凡有一些遮挡，尤其北边，这时候就无法使用。而gps的辅助定位加磁角的判断与计算偏移量，我觉得应该可以在没有观察到北极星的情况下也能调整到最佳赤道仪姿态，所以这样的话可以最大兼容使用场地的问题。希望官方考虑。
Michael
Why Seestar s30 images are too reddish in my equipment ? ?
I was taking M31 with Seestar S30 last night. It was a partial moon night. The live images shown in my mobile is like below. A reddish one. Is it due to light pollution ? But at the same time my S50 images were normal . Why is so ? is it my equipment problem ? during capturing nebulas, i also saw the same, the s30 images are too reddish than S50. Please help me.
Hugo García
M94 - (NGC 4736) - Galaxia en Canes Venatici
Messier 94 (NGC 4736) es una galaxia espiral en Canes Venatici, y una de las más cercanas fuera de nuestro Grupo Local de Galaxias. M 94 fue descubierta por Pierre Méchain en 1781; Charles Messier la observó y catalogó más tarde ese año. Con una magnitud visual de 8,2, Messier 94 es un objeto impresionante. Cuenta con un núcleo brillante, iluminando un núcleo no estelar y rodeado por un disco alargado y difuso de 7' x 3'. Una serie de nudos en los lados este y sureste sugieren un patrón en espiral. Tiene brazos espirales estrechamente enrollados, haciendo que parezca casi esférica en un pequeño telescopio. M 94 está a unos 16 millones de años luz de distancia, tiene un diámetro de aproximadamente 33000 años luz, y parece estar alejándose de nosotros a 210 millas por segundo. M 94 es una de las galaxias más brillantes en el Grupo de galaxias I Canes Venatici (también llamado el Grupo M 94), un pequeño grupo de galaxias cerca de M 94 que parecen formar un sistema unido gravitacionalmente. Este grupo es uno de los muchos que se encuentran dentro del supercúmulo de Virgo. Messier 94 también es notable en que tiene dos estructuras de anillo. El anillo interior es un sitio de fuerte actividad de formación estelar, y se refiere a veces como un anillo de estallido estelar. Está trazado por jóvenes cúmulos de estrellas azules en imágenes en color, que lo separan nítidamente de una población mucho más tenue de estrellas de edad avanzada, de color amarillento. En la periferia, esta región termina de nuevo, en un anillo con una actividad moderada de formación de estrellas, de modo que M 94 es una de las galaxias relativamente raras en las que se pueden observar dos "olas" de formación estelar. En exposiciones muy largas, un anillo adicional muy tenue, de alrededor de 15', se hace visible. Estos anillos parecen formarse en lugares de resonancia dentro del disco de la galaxia. Varios eventos posibles podrían haber dado lugar al origen de estructuras de anillo de M 94, incluyendo la acreción de una galaxia satélite, o la interacción gravitatoria con un sistema cercano. Sin embargo, investigaciones posteriores han encontrado problemas con cada uno de estos escenarios. En 2008, un estudio analizó las curvas de rotación de las estrellas de la galaxia, y parecía demostrar que M 94 tiene muy poca materia oscura presente, es decir, que la materia luminosa ordinaria parecía dar cuenta de toda su masa. Este resultado era inusual y algo controvertido, ya que los modelos actuales tienen dificultades para explicar cómo podría formarse una galaxia sin un halo de materia oscura, o cómo una galaxia podría perder su materia oscura por completo. La imagen está obtenida con un Seestar S50 con una exposición de 2h. Apilado en Siril y editada en Gimp y Photoshop.
Johnny ✨
"True" exposure time om the Seestar S50?
Photographed NGC 1893 last night and my S50 exposed the object for about 7 hours in excellent weather. Even so, in the morning it only showed 3 hours of total exposure time and had about 20 minutes of dropped frames? How does this fit together, what happened the remaining 3+ hours?
Apollo
Anyone Else Experience a Weird Glare Issue While Trying to Shoot M45?
I am running into a very odd issue while shooting a mosaic panel of the Pleiades. There is a streak of light near Electra that shouldn't be there and it only shows up when I shoot this region of M45. The issue is persistent across multiple nights and shooting angles. While I just thought that it could be from a smudge on the lens, a good clean of the lens later and the light streak is still showing up in the exact same location. I should be able to work around it by adding more panels in slightly different spots, but I'm curious if anyone else has run into this before and might know what is causing it.
Galaxy Arcade
Very faint objects with Seestar S50
I have a question. Can Seestar S50 capture WR134 or brightest part of Simeis 147?
CorkMan
What image types are you choosing when uploading comet images?
I enter "Others" for mine, the option for comets is there but as soon as I upload an image I'm left with five.. Deep Sky, Planet Solar, Lunar and Other, the comet option disappears. As well of course for ticking the Comet Carnival option. Thanks in advance! Charles 👍
Idk what is my name
What cause that dark field ???
Hi guys , can u help me to know what cause this darkness in my pic as u can see when i increase the exposure time it become more noticeable i have more pics didn't stack it cause its causing the same problem but in the lower left corner not the right one. could it be like from a light bouncing from a wall that getting illuminated by neighbors light ? Cause that wall was in the same direction my s30 was pointing
Zero
Earth
We can imagine that everything we perceive, learn, and think is false. We don’t even know what is true—what in this world is real? Perhaps the language we speak now is also false, for its origin can never be traced. Even if you look back to when people first created language, they couldn’t prove why they did it—because no one knows. When you step into space, you’ll realize there are always greater beings beyond humans and broader skies beyond the heavens. Picture 1: This is Earth seen from the Moon [380,000 kilometers away from Earth]. Earth is 49 times the size of the Moon, and one Earth could hold about 20 Moons, yet Earth appears tiny when viewed from the Moon. Picture 2: This is Earth seen from Voyager 1—a mere small dot. Picture 1 doesn’t reveal much, but when you see Picture 2, you’ll understand how insignificant we are in the vast universe. This small dot is our Earth, and it’s home to 8 billion humans—who are not even a grain of dust in the cosmos. mmexport176…9_1196.mp4 You’ll realize how insignificant we are—even overwhelmed by a sense of awe and fear, known as the Overview Effect. The universe is filled with countless planets; the ones we’re most familiar with (and relatively close to Earth) include Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. Yet among them, only the Moon has been accessible for human landing. As of November 2025, the Moon remains the only celestial body where humans have successfully landed. Between 1969 and 1972, NASA’s Apollo program completed 6 crewed lunar missions, sending 11 astronauts to the Moon’s surface. For other planets, only uncrewed probes have landed on Mars and Venus—manned missions are still pending. Mars has been the focus of more exploration: NASA has deployed multiple rovers, and China’s Tianwen-1 also achieved a successful landing. Venus, however, has harsh environmental conditions, limiting the data collected by landers. Mercury, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune have not been landed on due to inhospitable living conditions or extreme landing challenges.
Johnny ✨
Translation of posts in this group
Hi all When I read posts in this group, I don't get the option to translate the original post, only the replies. Anyone else having this problem or am I missing something?
David S. T.
Algún consejo para lograr esta tarea?
He intentado pero aun sin éxito. Algún consejo para mejorar mis fotos y que sean elegibles para completar esta tarea?