The Night Sky | September 2024 | Saturn Opposition | Comet C/2023 A3 ATLAS | T Corona Borealis Nova

[@raymondtalbot6104]

I always have problems spotting celestial objects from other youtubers. The way you demonstrate by showing how to to look for them in a practical way is perfect for me. Thanks.

[@LateNightAstronomy]

I really appreciate you saying that. I remember being very frustrated by not being able to find anything in the night sky and I hope my videos help people to see a few more things every month!

[@IsabellaIsabella-mc1tx]

Thank you very much. The Sky in September will be wonderful. Beautiful Saturn ❤❤❤

[@LateNightAstronomy]

Saturn is back and will be around for the rest of the year! Keep enjoying it!

[@aaravaidi2899]

Do you seen Saturn ???!

[@decibellone696]

just stumbled on this channel, Ive been a struggling amateur astronomer since I was a kid... I like this gives me some targets to strive for (if I can get my neighbors to turn off their porch lights). ima subscribe see where you take me. and you're not a robot.

[@LateNightAstronomy]

I appreciate you subscribing and I hope you find some things helpful in my videos!

[@bullthrush]

Thank you. Been watching for T-CrB for about four months now, I figure another three months or so and it will be too far west. Looking forward to Saturn and Jupiter.

[@LateNightAstronomy]

Yeah, T-CrB becomes a tough to impossible target in a few short months. Saturn put on a great show for me last week! The rings are about edge on but it still looked beautiful!

[@erikmardiste]

Thanks mate much appreciated. And thsnk younfor including us southerners (Australia ❤)

[@LateNightAstronomy]

I hope to one day observe the night sky from that part of the world! Whenever there is a major thing going to on I try to include my friends in the Southern Hemisphere as well!

[@SuparNerd]

Really appreciate these monthly outlooks!

[@LateNightAstronomy]

It's my pleasure! I enjoy putting them together!

[@philthompson22]

Thanks for the terrific video as always! Looking forward to your breakdown of the approach of 12P/Pons-Brooks as we get closer to the turn of the 22nd century (and all the comets in the meantime, of course).

[@LateNightAstronomy]

Me too! I plan on doing these videos in a holodeck type presentation at that time! Clear skies until then!

[@BCHLking]

Awesome video! I actually get so excited when it comes to watching your month review videos! Also, this week I was lucky enough to go to bortal 1 skies and see the vibrant Milky Way core!

[@LateNightAstronomy]

Nothing beats a dark sky for any type of observing! Clear skies and take care!

[@BCHLking]

@@LateNightAstronomy indeed!

[@SimonsAstronomy]

Beautiful, im excited for my observations!!!

[@LateNightAstronomy]

Please let us know what all you are getting out to observe!

[@SimonsAstronomy]

I hope the skies will be clear during weekends

[@TayambaMwanza]

Thanks for including the occultation regions

[@LateNightAstronomy]

No problem! I hope that helped out a bit.

[@brunobaptista1176]

These videos always get me pumped up to go out and stargaze with friends. I'll be waiting for your video regarding the comeback of 12P Pons Brooks in a "few" years :) I really like your content, keep it up!!

[@LateNightAstronomy]

I apprecaite your comment! Keep enjoying the night sky and let us know what you are going out to observe!

[@JonelleOld]

Thank you Saturn.

[@LateNightAstronomy]

Saturn is the best!

[@rivolibioscoop]

I ❤ COMETS especially when they have a diameter of 3 km.

[@tylermfdurden]

There's a partial Lunar eclipse this month too.

[@LateNightAstronomy]

Yes there was. It was so slight that I don't know if anyone would be able to see an actual difference in the brightness of the Moon.

[@ferrari28100]

Thank you for the video

[@LateNightAstronomy]

Of course!

[@aastharai3073]

Today I witnessed the Saturn ....from India ❤❤

[@LateNightAstronomy]

I be that was a great sight! Thanks for sharing!

[@Thunder_Dome45]

The Blaze star is going to go Nova when it's up only during the day.

[@LateNightAstronomy]

You might be right! Or it might happen right now! Or in 6 months. Or in a year.

[@Bortle10]

I captured M11 yesterday. The other objects in your video are too low in the sky for me.

[@LateNightAstronomy]

Excellent work! What equipment and processing did you use for your image?

[@Bortle10]

@@LateNightAstronomy I use an Evolux 62Ed for deepsky on an EQ6R Pro and Zwo 585MC Pro cam. For processing I use Pixinsight mostly.

[@jvdos]

I have been refreshing the AAVSO page for TCrB everyday, hoping to see the number climb to 3 🌌🌌 Edit: Just reached six, only 9 hours later- could this be it?

[@LateNightAstronomy]

Still nothing! In a few months we lose it to the sun for a while. Let's hope it happens well before or after that!

[@gabrielluke2419]

What app are you using for this video

[@LateNightAstronomy]

It is SkySafari for the iPhone. A link should be in the description of the video.

[@calebwhite681]

going to write down some of those galactic core targets to view when my parents and I are in CHILE in a few weeks! very excited to gaze through a 25" F/5 dob in the atacama

[@LateNightAstronomy]

Please let me know how that goes for you! You should have some incredible skies to view under and that sounds like quite a scope!

[@confuseatronica]

omg tcrb get with it

[@jvdos]

might have just happened- not sure yet but keep a look out

[@LateNightAstronomy]

I agree! We are all waiting. Although I guess it's already happened and we are just waiting for the light to get to us!

[@BobHill-s2c]

My ruling planet is hiding behind the moon... no wonder I feel occult.

[@LateNightAstronomy]

Its a weird feeling, isn't it!

[@dubstepzsi]

Currently we are going to get a blood moon in the UK in 2026 with 96 percent of the moon covered up.

[@LateNightAstronomy]

That will be quite a sight to see.

[@marktwain368]

Define ‘opposition’ please, for the astrology buffs use that term to describe energy conflict between planets…

[@LateNightAstronomy]

It's when earth moves in between the sun and an outer planet in our solar system. Opposition for Mars ever 2 years or so gives us some amazing views of it compared to other times in our orbit.