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Old 26-01-2024, 03:28 AM
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Which months is best in Sweden ?

I bought my SkyWatcher EQ6 mount 2013, from that I started to take more astrophotos. In Sweden where I live the best season is from October to Mars when it's darkest, but also cold. Sorry to say we have a lot of clouds, how does that influence the number of nights I can do astrophotographing ?

I have collected all my nights with astrophotos in a simple database. From that I can get some statistics. One example is a table over the accumulated number of astrophotos each months over the years.

It can be seen that I get much more astrophotos at the spring compare to the autumn, even if the darkness is about the same. That's because of the clouds.

Have a look here:
http://www.astrofriend.eu/astronomy/...ististica.html

The light pollution is worse in the winter season.

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Old 29-01-2024, 11:05 AM
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Hejsan Lars,


Perhaps May-Jul is a good time for some solar observations!


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Old 31-01-2024, 05:50 AM
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Yes, Sun is always there. Strange, the closets star we have is less interesting than the stars far away that we can't see any details on.

At least I have done one solar observation:

http://www.astrofriend.eu/astronomy/...ipse-1999.html

Perhaps more interesting are interviews I have done with people who observed the 1954 solar eclipse in Sweden:

http://www.astrofriend.eu/astronomy/...ipse-1954.html

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