An illustration of a woman sitting under a starry sky with her telescopes.

Astronomy

Explore the night sky with me
and my telescopes.

The night sky has fascinated me for as long as I can remember. It began with meteor showers on my grandparents’ balcony, a solar eclipse in 1999 and the quiet fascination of knowing that there are worlds far beyond anything we can imagine.

Today, I explore the night sky with my telescopes: observing planets, nebulae, galaxies and deep-sky objects, chasing eclipses and meteor showers, capturing celestial moments through astrophotography and collecting the small stories that happen during long nights under the stars.

Sometimes that means spontaneously stepping outside at night, standing beside the car and looking up until everyday life fades away. Other times it means cold, clear nights at astronomy gatherings, perfect seeing and a crisp view of Jupiter with all four Galilean moons.

Here you’ll find my observation reports, astronomy gallery, telescope equipment and ongoing projects — a growing archive for stargazers, astrophotography lovers and anyone who still looks up and feels something.

  • A photo of the Plejades and their surrounding nebula
  • A photo showing the comet C/2023-A3 over Delfzijl in the evening sky.
  • A photo of a small cresent moon over a tree. Dusk turned the sky into a violet glow.

New Posts

The Messier Project

Currently in planning: A growing gallery of Messier objects photographed over time — nebulae, galaxies and star clusters captured through my telescope.