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25.01.2022 Mars is coming!!! Closest to Earth on 6th of October 2020. Opposition on 14th October of 2020. You won't need to get up early with the birds on these days...it will be visible after sunset....but best viewed around midnight.

24.01.2022 Bronwyn the Christmas Elf, picked up her Skywatcher ED80 refractor kit today. Lucky Santa has lost his naughty and nice list, so I ended up with these slick ginger bread cookies. They look AMAZING!!!

24.01.2022 This was our first star party in 6 months, and it was great to catch up with great friends under the Milky Way. There were 33 people and 10 telescopes.

23.01.2022 So...what does everyone think the weather is going to do this Saturday??? Just in case the sky is clear...we have booked Watts Bridge Airfield for our annual Halloween Star Party. Setup location map is in the comments. Remember to keep to 20kph when driving on the airfield grounds. Toilets are provided. BYO food and drink. Camping is also allowed. All Covid rules apply, and we will have to provide a contact tracing list to the airfield organisers.

22.01.2022 You all know who you are...Ricky, Mike, James, Bonnie, Alf, Scott...too many to mention.

16.01.2022 Just a reminder that there'll be some great planetary viewing until December. Opposition dates are: Jupiter July 14th Saturn July 21st Mars October 14th... Both Jupiter and Saturn will appear very close together in the night sky on December 21st...both will be viewable in the same eyepiece!!! See more

16.01.2022 If you think 2020 couldn't get any worse...now the Transformers and Decepticons are arriving.

15.01.2022 This would be perfect for observing NGC3628...the Hamburger Galaxy What objects would you observe with it?

12.01.2022 Andromeda Star Party at Watts Bridge Airfield. 51 People 37 Telescopes/star adventurers 5 x Skywatcher Star Adventurer and SLR... Skywatcher Star Adventurer WO ZenithStar 76 Skywatcher AZEQ6 ED80 Skywatcher EQ3 Mak127 Skywatcher HEQ5 ED80 Skywatcher AZEQ6 Camera Skywatcher EQ8 RC12" Skywatcher HEQ5 ED80 Saxon Dob 8 Col Celestron RASA8 EQ6R iopton i35, William Optics ZS73 Meade LXD75 4" Refractor Celestron Cgem DX 8" Newtonian Meade 10" LX200 on Skywatcher AZEQ6 Skywatcher NEQ6 William Optics 130 Celestron 8SE Celestron CPC9.25 Skywatcher NEQ6 10" Newtonian Skywatcher Dob 8 Celestron Evo 8 Skywatcher EQ6R ESPRIT100 Skywatcher EQ6R EDGE 8 Meade LX65 8" and ED72 Skywatcher Dob 20" GoTo Skywatcher NEQ6 ESPRIT 80 2 x Celestron Star Sense 80AZ Skywatcher EQ6R ED80 Skywatcher EQ6R ED120 Skywatcher EQ6R Camera Skywatcher HEQ5 Sky Rover 72 Skywatcher HEQ6 6" Newtonian Meade 16" Dob See more

12.01.2022 A new range of reducers has arrived. Suites: - EVOSTAR 150 - ESPRIT 120 - ESPRIT 150... http://www.astroanarchy.com.au/reducerCorrectors.html See more

11.01.2022 Moon shot, nothin' but net!Sony a7 III

09.01.2022 Notable images of Comet NEOWISE submitted to APOD. Please "Like" the images you like the most!

07.01.2022 Comet C/2020 F3 NEOWISE Matthias Rosemann

07.01.2022 Andromeda Star Party at Watts Bridge Airfield this Saturday 14th of November 2020. It'll be a great opportunity to capture the Andromeda Galaxy...peak is at 9pm. Setup location map is in the comments. Remember to keep to 20kph when driving on the airfield grounds. Toilets are provided. BYO food and drink. Camping is also allowed. All Covid rules apply, and we will have to provide a contact tracing list to the airfield organisers. FREE if you aren't camping. Camping is $15 per person.

07.01.2022 Best photo of Comet Neowise yet!

07.01.2022 The Brisbane Planetarium is open in time for the school holidays.

04.01.2022 What a surreal sight, seeing both planets together. Thanks for setting up the 18 beast Jameson.

03.01.2022 MARS is growing smaller in the night sky as we travel further away. What a contrast from a few weeks ago, with an angular size of around 25 arcseconds back then..., and now it's 17.6 arcseconds. Mars is relatively small in the night sky but is very bright when closer to earth, with a maximum magnitude of -2.62 (now it's -1.62). There are also some sand storms crossing the planet too. I went out to the Astro Anarchy Star Party at Watts Bridge Airfield last Saturday to take this image.. Very clear skies but seeing was 4-5... It's not very often I go out of the city, and what a pleasure it was to see the stars without light pollution... Optics Central See more

02.01.2022 Make sure you open your Christmas present early this year!!!