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ZWO acaba de presentar estos días durante el NEAF 2023 una nueva montura, la ZWO AM3 que viene a ser la hermana pequeña de la AM5. Al igual que ésta estamos ante una montura armónica de pequeño tamaño y que puede funcionar sin contrapesos para manejar cargas de hasta 8kg (hasta 13kg con contrapesos).

La AM3 puede funcionar tanto en modo ecuatorial como altazimutal y permite su control desde app vía Wifi o a través de cable/mando. Por supuesto también cuenta con integración completa con ASIAIR.

Todavía no tenemos precio en España pero en la página web indican un precio estimado de 1500 dólares así que probablemente la veremos en torno a los 1800€ cuando se ponga a la venta en nuestras tiendas de confianza.

Sin duda estamos ante una montura muy interesante por características y prestaciones aunque todavía personalmente se me hace muy raro ver estas monturas sin barra de contrapesos, supongo que será cuestión de acostumbrarse.

Tampoco es que haya podido ver todavía en acción a la AM5 ni conozco mucha gente que la tenga así que por el momento no puedo dar valoraciones personales sobre esta montura. En principio estaría por capacidad y manejo de peso a la altura de una EQ6-R con mayor precisión.

Esta nueva montura viene a completar una nueva gama de productos presentados durante los últimos días por la firma china que incluyen una nueva cámara y por primera vez telescopios refractores.

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That little greenish smudge on the right is the northern lights, as seen by my phone camera’s night mode.

Somewhere over Greenland, I opened up the window shade. People see the northern lights on their flights to Iceland, right? Might as well check. I was sitting parallel to the wing, the blue and yellow Icelandair logo lit against the black sky. But as I looked back toward the tail of the plane, I saw something else: a faint white smudge in the sky. I looked away and back a few times, and sure enough, the light was moving. I could just make out a white line with vertical bands radiating upward. Not the awe-inspiring green waves you’d hope for, but not nothing.

The only camera I had close was my iPhone 13 Mini. Not ideal. A picture through a dirty plane window with a tiny phone camera sensor? Pfft. No chance. I figured I’d try anyway just to have something to point to when we got back home and told people we saw the northern lights. The camera app switched into night mode automatically, and a few seconds later, I had a picture — the northern lights, clearer than I’d seen them with my own eyes.

Night mode came in clutch again a few days later on a northern lights boat tour that was unfortunately absent of northern lights — at least, any we could see. A crew member told us he’d spotted some activity using a “nice camera,” meaning a full-frame Sony mirrorless ILC, as far as I could tell.

I had the Xiaomi 13 Pro on hand this time, and sure enough, my night mode photos revealed a faint green line in the sky that was invisible to the naked eye. The crew passed around shots of aquavit, too, so it wasn’t a total bust.

Night mode might not have been developed specifically for astrophotography, but as it turns out, it’s actually really good for taking pictures of things like the northern lights. The long exposures it uses can reveal light that’s too faint for our own eyes to see, and computational processing produces a clean, bright image.

Night mode is particularly good for faint light photography and, in some cases, is better than simply taking a long-exposure image

“Night mode is typically taking multiple images, like maybe five to ten images at a set speed that it optimizes for. And then it compares the images to find the best ones and basically combines those into your final image. It does dark subtraction and flat fielding, which removes distortions, and also removes some of the graininess,” says Sten Odenwald, an astronomer and educator at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center who literally wrote the book on smartphone astrophotography. He explained to me why night mode is particularly good for faint light photography and, in some cases, is a better option than simply taking a long-exposure image with your phone camera.

In addition to noise reduction from multiple frames, it has another benefit over traditional long-exposure photography: stabilization. “If there’s a feature in the scene that’s going to be constant, like city lights in the lower border of the image, it’ll use those to figure out how to stabilize the rest of the image.”

If the aurora is much brighter and moving fast, he says that that’s when you might want to switch out of the automatic night mode and try a camera app that lets you take a long exposure. “The thing is that aurora change. They literally change from second to second. So if you let the AI add things together, it’s going to blur out some of the details. But if you take the images yourself then you’re able to keep up with the actual rapid changes and the shape of the aurora.” The bottom line, he says, is to know your camera and app and experiment with different settings to get the results you like best.

I spend a lot of time thinking about and using phone cameras, but it never occurred to me that my phone might be a really good tool for night sky photography. If you’re ever on the hunt for aurora and don’t see anything, give night mode a shot — you might be pleasantly surprised.

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Lyrid Meteor Shower – Night astrophotography skies with light trails from streaking meteors in April. (File/Getty)

COLUMBUS, Ga. (WRBL) — Get ready stargazers, we’ve got a meteor shower to view!

The Annual Lyrids meteor shower begins this week and will peak by the end of the week to this weekend. Unlike other meteor showers that can last several weeks to a month, this one tends to be shorter so you’ll have to run out and see it before it’s gone.

The estimated peak will be predawn from April 21st through April 23rd, during this time you’ll be able to see roughly 10-15 meteors per hour. The Lyrids are known for having outbursts, so it’s possible you may be able to see up to 100 per hour. 

Good news, the moon will enter its new moon phase so you won’t have to compete with moonlight for a good show. All you’ll need to do is find a dark place away from city lights. 

The Lyrids mark the end of the months long meteor drought that we typically see from January through mid-April. The last good visible meteor showers were the Geminids in December. 

Now that we have entered our “meteor season” the next meteor shower we can look forward to will be the Eta Aquariids in early May.

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Continuamos con el buen tiempo impropio de estas fechas. Sigue sin llover, lo cual es una pésima noticia para todos y para los agricultores en particular, la sequía es persistente. Desde el punto de vista del aficionado astronómico esto es, en cambio, un momento que hay que aprovechar ya que son raras las noches primaverales totalmente despejadas y llevamos ya unas cuantas aprovechables.

La duración de los días continúa alargándose a ritmo rapidísimo y ya quedamos en el punto de observación de Toledo a eso de las 08:15 sabedores de que tendríamos tiempo de sobra de montar y aclimatar el telescopio (la noche astronómica no da comienzo hasta las 22:30). Soplaba un poco de aire y el ambiente era seco. Las luces del crepúsculo ya llenaban de tonos dorados el horizonte y a lo lejos escuchábamos a los mochuelos cantar.

Los grillos empezaban a cantar a todo trapo, es la primera vez que los escuchamos este año, estas temperaturas no son normales de abril ni los mosquitos que me acribillaron la cabeza, me eché el repelente demasiado tarde pero quién iba a pensar que en abril tendríamos que hacer uso de él.

Tras dar cuenta del bocadillo encendí el telescopio y empecé a hacer la rutina de alineación a la polar y enfriado de la cámara. Unos minutos después ya estaba haciendo el enfoque y el plate-solve. Listos para arrancar la sesión. Objetivo: un hermoso grupo de galaxias en Virgo: M89, M90 y M58 justo debajo de la «Cadena de Markarian» y que quizá por eso muchas veces pasan desapercibidas.

Empecé a hacer fotos incluso unos minutos antes del inicio del ocaso astronómico así que las primeras tomas no las he aprovechado por tener mucho brillo de fondo, pero en total hice 50 tomas de las cuales me he quedado con las 35 mejores para conseguir este resultado (procesado provisional rápido y a falta de añadirle color)

Si os fijáis a la derecha de M89 y debajo de un dueto de galaxias pequeñas se aprecia una línea clara. Me sorprendió mucho y tras analizar las imágenes en busca de alguna explicación reparé en que había un punto brillante que se movía frame tras frame. Sin duda se trataba de un asteroide así que hice una búsqueda y con un par de herramientas en PixInsight conseguí identificar el objeto como 94 Prokne.

De esto que estás fotografiando galaxias y capturas un cuerpo menor. Con ustedes 194 Prokne de unos 170km de diámetro, perteneciente al cinturón de asteroides y descubierto por el astrónomo germano-estadounidense CHF Peters el 21 de marzo de 1879. pic.twitter.com/zZCL3aSw9Y

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Una noche de observación de galaxias

Mientras los telescopios de astrofoto trabajaban también hubo tiempo para algo de visual. «S» se trajo el Explore Scientific Firstlight 102 con una montura altazimutal. Este sencillo doblete se porta de maravilla y ofrece imágenes muy decentes para costar apenas 100€. Junto con los prismáticos Olympus 10×50 pudimos observar varios objetos, entre ellos: el dueto de galaxias M81 y M82, M57 y M52, el cúmulo del pesebre, el triplete de Leo, M101, Albireo, M13, M3 y M5, entre otros…

SQM de 21,24, temperatura IR del cielo de -22 y humedad en torno al 68% con 9ºC, la verdad es que una noche muy cómoda para observar.

Estuvimos a la caza y captura de Omega Centauri que ya empieza a estar en el límite de observabilidad desde nuestra latitud. Me alejé un poco por el camino hacia una ubicación más alta ya que estamos metidos en una explanada entre montes y nos tapaban un poco el horizonte. Lo intenté varias veces con los prismáticos pero el cúmulo globular quedaba justo en el horizonte tras un monte y no llegué a verlo totalmente aunque creo que lo vi parcialmente justo en el borde del relieve del monte que lo tapaba. Una pena.

También pudimos ver varias Líridas, que ya estamos en temporada y fue todo un espectáculo empezar a ver la Vía Láctea elevarse por el horizonte mientras Escorpio y las constelaciones estivales se dejaban ver.

A eso de las 03:30 empecé a sacar los flats y tras recoger el equipo vuelta a Madrid con un buen sabor de boca tras una noche muy disfrutada. Si el tiempo respeta intentaremos sacar el color el próximo fin de semana.

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Best Hawaii Honeymoon Resorts Worth the Splurge

Turtle Bay Resort on Oahu

Located on a secluded bit of Oahu’s North Shore, the Turtle Bay Resort promises a private, peaceful, and romantic getaway in Hawaii. 

The oceanfront bungalows or ocean-view suites here offer open spaces and a comfy stay with a private lanai or balcony. The ocean villas include a private infinity pool, hot tub, and a barbecue area in the courtyard.

Resort Amenities

If you’re looking to surprise your partner, you can even call ahead and arrange for some of the resort’s made-to-order treats. Check resort rates.

Don’t forget to sign up for the Honeymoon and Romance package. Sure to be the highlight to your romantic vacation, it comes with a bottle of prosecco, a decadent chocolate cake, and a Couple’s 50-minute Coconut Lava Shell Massage, Pedicure, and Spa!

There’s also a romantic picnic for two. This features artisan cheese and crostinis, your choice of wine, and more, against the refreshing pink-tinted Hawaiian sky. 

Romantic Things to do

Let loose at the adult pool and sip on some signature Mai Tais. Or sign up for a private stargazing event and turn your stay into the grand, immersive experience that you deserve.

If you’re in the mood for some adventure with your dearest, book one of the helicopter rides for some breathtaking views, go on private horseback rides, surf with a pup, or swim with sharks!  

From the in-house spa to the live entertainment events, it’s undoubtedly one of the best places to stay in Hawaii for a honeymoon. Check the latest rates and availability!

Halekulani Resort on Oahu

The ambiance at Halekulani Resort is both luxurious and comfortable. It strives to be a home away from home for guests across the world. 

Its signature “seven shades of white” rooms overlook Waikiki Beach, while also providing a clear view of the Diamond Head volcanic cone.

I recommend the premier suite. It has a private foyer, a deep-soaking tub, a kitchen, and a personal butler at your service.

But if you want to pull out all the stops, check out the Halekulani Suite, designed by Vera Wang, which has a wrap-around balcony and a spa-style bathroom. 

Resort Amenities

There’s a lot in store when it comes to dining at this resort. Its ocean-view restaurant, La Mer, is Hawaii’s only AAA Five Diamond and Forbes 5-Star restaurant. With an extravagant island-inspired French fare set against the sparkling night sky, it ticks all the boxes for a date night. Check resort rates.

For the most memorable time, sign up for the Romance Remembered package and go on a special dinner for two curated by the Orchids Chef de Cuisine. This package also includes complimentary entry to Oahu’s art and culture venues and surprises your beloved with flowers on arrival!

Romantic Things to do

Adventurous couples will love learning to surf under the masterful guidance of instructors who have a combined total of 65 years of experience.

But if that’s too much, this grand honeymoon spot in Hawaii is also fantastic for a cozy day in. Treat yourselves to some quality couple time from the extensive spa menu that offers services provided by skilled professionals. Check the latest rates and availability!

Royal Hawaiian Hotel on Oahu

The first thing that stands out in the glorious Royal Hawaiian is its picturesque surroundings and beautiful architecture. It’s just made for those cute Instagram couple shots!

Known as the “Pink Palace of the Pacific,” it is located in the bustling heart of Waikiki. Check into one of the spacious suites at the historic and sophisticated Mailani tower, and live like royalty.

Relax against the wide oceanfront view accessible from your private lanai and sunbathe on your expansive daybed in the prestige suite. 

Resort Amenities

While at the resort, head over to the beachfront pools with plush lounge chairs for a relaxing sunbathing session with your partner. For even more relaxation, try out some of the refresh garden spa treatments at the Abhasa spa. Check resort rates.

The resort’s world-class fine dining restaurant, Azure, has entertained many honeymooners. And we’re certain that you, too, will be lost in its charm. From exotic seafood and Mai Tai cocktails to Lava Margaritas, the quiet and colorful escape is perfect for two.

Set aside your Monday and Thursday evenings for The Royal Hawaiian’s tribute to “Helumoa”. That’s the sacred land on which the resort today stands. Their luau here is best described as a modern take on the traditional feast called “Aha Aina.”

Romantic Things to do

For a memorable day out, consider visiting the turquoise Waimea Bay, historic Iolani Palace, and Aloha Tower. These are all located in close proximity to the resort.

You might enjoy taking surfing lessons or going koi fish feeding. If you prefer something lighter, sign up for floral lei-making activities and craft one for your beloved. Check the latest rates and availability!

Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort

Set on the beachfront with direct access to Mokapu Beach, Hyatt’s lavish Andaz Maui is one of the best honeymoon resorts in Maui. It’s located just a little along the road from The Shops at Wailea but has enough distance to guarantee a private stay. 

The beautiful ocean-front villas and suites draw inspiration from contemporary styles and come equipped with private lanais, custom-made lounges, dining tables, and chairs. Some include a gourmet Miele kitchen, personal plunge pools, and an outdoor hot tub. 

Resort Amenities

To unwind in the true Hawaiian way, relax in one of the four ocean-facing, cascading infinity pools or get a unique apothecary experience at the premium Āwili Spa and Salon. And it’s one of the best resorts in Hawaii with Peloton bikes.

Check into the Ka’ana kitchen for some of the best, local farm-to-table dining. The resort also features The Feast at Mokapu Luau. This is a charming display of Polynesian culture through dances and stories, and a hearty ohana-style meal. Check resort rates.

Romantic Things to do

Go on a two-hour sunset sailing experience that offers open-air seating, a bar, and plenty of appetizers like fresh kula cherry tomato and mozzarella skewers.

For an exhilarating rush, book a helicopter tour and take in the whole coastline of Maui. Land in the Hana, where you will be picked up by a guide in a luxury SUV, and drive through the area’s dense rainforest landscape.

You can even explore Lanai city by ferry or take a day trip to the Haleakala National Park. Check the latest rates and availability.

Hyatt Regency Maui

Reputed for being among the best honeymoon destinations in Hawaii, the Hyatt Regency Maui provides an open landscape, good food, and the ocean right at your doorstep.

Each room and suite overlooks the resort’s wide grounds and the ocean as the backdrop eases you into this dream-like stay.

The private lanais and glass balconies will give you the best view of the Pacific, West Maui Mountains, and amazing gardens. The suites have a wet bar, extra bath, and soaking tub for you to indulge in. Check resort rates.

Resort Amenities

Let your romantic rendezvous here come to life with some intimate stargazing amid the resort’s award-winning Drums of the Pacific Luau. This is filled with song, fire dance, and a traditional feast.

The hotel also includes an exciting astrophotography workshop that allows you to take pictures of the night sky and deep space objects. 

Make dinner reservations for a gastronomic Asian-infused island meal at Japengo restaurant, or swim up to the Grotto Bar, a rustic cave setting between waterfalls, for frozen and traditional cocktails. 

Take a dip in the infinity pool for couples, reserve a poolside or oceanfront cabana, or book massages at the luxurious Kamaha’o Spa.

Romantic Things to do

If you want to explore adventurous options, the hotel will help you plan hikes, kayaking and snorkeling tours, submarine rides, and a lot more. Check the latest rates and availability!

Montage Kapalua Bay

This famed honeymoon retreat is an absolute paradise and one of the most romantic hotels in Hawaii. With comfortable and wide spaces, each Montage Kapalua Bay room feels like a suite with a living area and gourmet kitchen at your disposal.

Choose from rooms with garden or ocean views that include a private lanai and lovely chaise lounges. 

Resort Amenities

Its cascading sunset pool is perfect for having a quick tropical drink while taking in the magnificent volcanic landscape. Chill out and rent a daybed by the pool. Or plan a couple’s spa at the property’s island-inspired facility that is complete with a bamboo waterfall, sauna, and whirlpool.

Savor modern Hawaiian cuisine at the in-house Cane & Canoe restaurant. Dim lights, the open air, and a curated wine list with a range of sparkling wines and earthy reds will set the mood.

“The Chef’s Table in your Residence” experience promises custom degustation style menus paired with live music, all while you stay comfortably indoors with your partner.

In the mood for something more social? Attend the Sunset Luau at Kapalua Bay for a night filled with dance, music, and fresh seafood under the starry night sky.

Romantic Things to do

For an adventurous twist, kiteboard with an expert or go on a paddle boating excursion. Become a part of the active Hawaiian seafaring culture and take exclusive yacht trips from Maui to Lanai.

Along the way, keep an eye out for the region’s humpback whales, and explore the rugged coastlines of the Southern and Western shores. Reserve a complimentary Pacific Dream photo session and go on guided hikes together. 

Grand Hyatt Kauai

The Grand Hyatt Kauai brings together the best of Kauai’s golden sands and glistening waters for a romantic and private hideaway. Its luxurious rooms and suites have an open vibe about them and offer either pool, ocean, or mountain views.

Most of the pastel-themed suites also feature private lanais or patios, wine chillers, and freestanding French tubs.

Resort Amenities

For a decadent indulgence, dine at Tidepools, one of the resort’s most famous restaurants. Located above a koi-filled lagoon at the base of a waterfall, it provides the most picture-perfect backdrop as you sample seafood aphrodisiacs with your choice of sparkling wine.

The resort also hosts a luau every Wednesday and Saturday evening for those looking to indulge in authentic Hawaiian food and culture. Check resort rates.

Plan a relaxing day at the Anara Spa, which uses island-fresh botanicals for a refreshing cleanse.

For some private time with your beloved, head out on a stroll through the lush gardens and walkways which will lead you to Shipwreck Beach. You might even spot some seals and turtles along the shore if you’re lucky.

While the beach is not accessible for swimming, you can use the resort’s award-winning multi-level pools and incredible man-made saltwater lagoons and waterfalls. 

Romantic Things to do

Pop over for a quick game of golf at Poipu Bay Golf Course. Or book a romantic catamaran tour along the Na Pali Coast.

If you’re looking to buy some souvenirs and go shopping, the resort has stores that sell trinkets that range from ceramics to fine jewelry, clothes, and more. Check the latest rates and availability!

Koloa Landing Resort on Kauai

One of Marriott’s Autograph Collection members, the Koloa Landing Resort on Kauai boasts of gorgeous rooms and villas made for the ultimate lavish couple’s retreat.

The rooms include individual lanais and magnificent private views. Plus, they have fully loaded gourmet chef’s kitchens and vast floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the island throughout the day. 

Resort Amenities

But the real beauty is their aquatic playground. This resort offers everything from a 350,000-gallon signature pool with swim-through waterfalls to a family lagoon pool and an adult pool. Enjoy a relaxing swim, a poolside barbecue, or even the privacy of your very own cabana.

You can lounge here or spend a day of nourishing massage therapy and special facials at their in-house spa. Check resort rates.

For breakfast, head over to the Holoholo Grill for their classic banana macadamia nut pancakes and smoothies. Don’t miss out on their complimentary island s’mores and other delectable treats that pair the best of Hawaiian and American cuisines.

Romantic Things to do

This resort is also a delight for outdoor enthusiasts. Go hiking, snorkeling, and horseback riding. Take up in-house hula lessons, or embark on an adventure with your loved one by signing up for surfing lessons.

Or maybe, just lounge on the Sunset Wall with your loved one and watch as the sun dips into the horizon. Check the latest rates and availability!

Fairmont Orchid on the Big Island

When you’re looking for a romantic getaway in Hawaii, the Fairmont Orchid on the Big Island is sure to catch your eye. There’s plenty to explore, with 32 acres of oceanfront tropical greenery to revel in. And there’s amazing food that’s waiting to be sampled.

This resort’s mix of natural splendor and luxury brings a true-blue Hawaiian experience. Each room is designed in muted tones, and the aesthetic compliments the scenery outside.

Resort Amenities

You can participate in the resort’s Hawaii Loa Luau in the evenings. This is a celebration of the surrounding land area known as Kalahuipuaa, and it’s a grand display of Hawaiian hospitality.

The Hui Holokai Beach Club also offers a holistic cultural experience by pairing island whale watching with a sunrise canoe adventure. There’s a host of storytelling involved too. Check resort rates.

Romantic Things to do

Want to grab a delicious bite to eat? You’ll be spoiled for choice! Luana Lounge, one of the property’s six in-house restaurants, is celebrated for its romantic atmosphere. Its menu features island-special sushi and delightful cocktails.

Alternatively, the Brown’s Beach House promises vistas to make your stay even more memorable. You’ll love the comfort and grandeur here, and it’s a honeymoon resort guaranteed to impress. Check the latest rates and availability!

Four Seasons Hualalai on the Big Island

Located near a chain of volcanic islands, this resort is named after the Hualalai volcano that you can view from the premises. Glowing white beaches and black-lava landscapes surrounding it. This makes it a visual treat filled with different shades of blue, green, and black. 

The Four Seasons Hualalai has a host of private villas, right from the two-story Makaloa Villa to the much loved Hawaii Loa Presidential Villa. Each has a separate view of the ocean and is luxury redefined.

Resort Amenities

The experience here is extremely local, and the food is sustainably sourced. From vibrant platters of grilled seafood to fresh greens, your plate will speak for itself of the careful culinary approach implemented by the chefs at this resort.

For a romantic little twist, sign up for the Dinner Under the Stars experience. This is an adorable celebration of love that is catered specially for two. 

Looking to be surprised? The resort’s Chef in Residence has got that bit covered. With a line-up of prestigious guest chefs each month, you’re in for an exclusive experience that includes intimate cooking classes and unique dishes that use Hawaii’s best ingredients. Check resort rates.

Romantic Things to do

Sign up for snorkeling lessons with a marine biologist, visit volcanoes on a helicopter, and swim on hidden beaches. This extravagant vacation site is fit for a glorious honeymoon on the Big Island. Check the latest rates and availability!

Best Honeymoon Resorts in Hawaii Wrap Up

Walks along the beach, quiet stargazing, and intimate dinners for two, your honeymoon stay can have it all. Each one of Hawaii’s honeymoon resorts is reputed for its awesome hospitality and one-of-a-kind services.

Delicious meals, massive pools, and cozy rooms; what more could you ask for? Set all of that against a beautiful Hawaiian sunset with romance in the air, and it’s bound to be an experience worth a lifetime!

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