I didn’t manage to observe the auroral storm although it showed up well on my magnetometer. Here is a fun rendition of the geomagnetic activity in sound.
Author: Nick
2023 CX1
The light in the image below is entirely due to the terminal burst from this fireball.
The ‘Apollo’ NEO 2023 CX1 (Sar 2667) was predicted to enter the Earth’s atmosphere just off the coast of Normandy during the early hours of Monday 13th February 2023. Here are videos from two of my cameras that recorded the event.
Wikipedia entry: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2023_CX1
ESA Near-Earth Objects Coordination Centre: https://neo.ssa.esa.int/-/new-imminent-impactor-found-by-european-astronomer
Starling Murmaration
The starlings in Brighton never fail to impress. Here are two images from early February.
Eta Carina: Telescope Live
RGB image obtained with Telescope Live Australia 2 telescope. 3 x 4 min exposures processed in Astro Pixel Processor.
Steyning Museum
Contact me if you want a file containing the PDF.
steyning_museum_av_project