NGC 7331 and Stephan's Quintet

We are moving! In preparation for that, observations, both meteorological and astronomical, will be discontinued.
They will resume once we have settled in at the new location in Tupperville, likely in July.

NGC 7331 and Stephan's Quintet, 19-Sep-2020 Scope: Orion 200mm Astrograph, f/4 Mount: CEM60 Guiding: KWIQ/QHY5 / PHD2 Imaging Camera: Atik 383L+ Frames: 8 @ 600s Ha, 1x1; 8 @ 300s L, 1x1; 8 each 120s RGB, 2x2 Total Exposure: 2.8h Processing: PixInsight Distance: 39.8 Mly (7331 and 7320), 210-340 Mly (quint) Astrobin link   NGC 7331 is the large galaxy at top. Stephan's Quintet is the tight group at bottom. NGC 7320, the blue galaxy of the quintet is in the foreground relative to the other four.