Our newest satellite, SXM-9, is finally on station and co-located with 3 other satellites. I photographed their orbital dance within the station-keeping box.

I capture my first Mars occultation!

Jupiter is finally back up, and it’s really high in the sky!

During a high pass of the ISS I caught a large glint of sunlight off the Russian segment.

You never need a reason to enjoy the moon!

My first time seeing the northern lights!

Saturn's rings are nearly edge-on when viewed from Earth, pretty soon they'll look like they've disappeared!

Once again I capture 3 SiriusXM satellites falling into the shadow of the Earth. One day this shot may get old, but that day isn't today.

Set up the telescope in record time to catch the ISS. A hazy might means it's not a great shot, but it's always fun!

Nothing marks the start of summer like catching fireflies in the backyard!

First time seeing the Chinese space station since photographing the first launched module!

My first time experiencing totality!

Another GEO eclipse season is upon us, so once again I turn to the eastern SiriusXM satellites!

It’s been a while since I took the telescope out, so I enjoy a chilly night with the moon and Jupiter.

My first time seeing a meteor shower, and I even had some minor success photographing it!

No reason to photograph the moon other than its a nice clear holiday weekend. Happy Thanksgiving!

I tried getting the ISS at my highest zoom level one more time. It didn’t work great, but it was a fun experiment.

Jupiter is nice and high in the sky which makes for some beautiful images!

Hey look, Jupiter is nice and high in the sky!

A beautiful brisk night to see Saturn and the moon.