That’s a Wrap! November 6 at Pilot Mountain

The clouds parted, the wind died down (somewhat), and we had our first public observation of the fall. FAS along with 150 stargazers came out for a great night of astronomical viewing. The Moon stayed well hidden, so we were treated to some nice dark skies. We also got a nice view of what looked like a group of Starlink satellites deploying across the sky. If you missed this one, we’ll be back at Pilot Mountain on Friday, December 4 from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm.

Pilot Mt. Image Credit: Lewis Weinstock.

Several FAS members brought out their Dobsonian telescopes and took folks through a tour of a variety of celestial objects. A few also did some imaging of several distant deep-sky objects.

M33 (Redcat 61). Image Credit: Lewis Weinstock.
M31 (Seestar S30 Pro). Image Credit: Bruce Gavett.
NGC 281 (Seestar S30 Pro). Image Credit: Bruce Gavett.
Milky Way (Seestar S30 Pro). Image Credit: Bruce Gavett.