The Night Sky November 2024 | Astrophotography Imaging List

Welcome to The Night Sky series, a curated list of Deep Sky Objects, planets and notable events that are happening in the Northern Hemisphere night sky this month.

This list is broken down by various popular focal lengths complete with equivalent sensor sizes. No matter your gear, I guarantee you'll find something suitable to photo!

These are all based against a full frame Canon 5D mk3 camera when it comes to the equivalent sizing.

Planets are judged whether they rise above 20 degrees altitude for long enough to be worthwhile, this ensures they get out of the most mucky part of the atmosphere for better seeing conditions.

Feel free to join the conversation in the comments below, what are you imaging this month and what takes your fancy?

=== Timestamps ===

0:00 Intro
0:50 Deep Sky Objects
1:01 100-300mm
1:41 300-400mm
2:19 500-600mm
2:49 700-800mm
3:27 800-1000mm
4:08 1500mm
4:38 2000mm
5:09 Planets
6:02 Moon Phases
6:35 Moon Nomenclature
7:45 Events
8:42 Meteor Showers
9:56 Outtro

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==== Image Credits ====

All images were sourced using the Creative Commons Licensing, which makes them eligible for use in all applications, including commercial use purposes. Full accreditation and links to where I sourced the images are here:

IC2118 - Witch's Head Nebula
Author: Guiseppe Donatiello

Christmas Tree Nebula
Author: Dylan O'Donnell
@DylanODonnell

NGC 1333 Embryo Nebula
Author: Alpratsibz

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Aerohead - Ataraxia
Alexander - Nakarada Autumn Walk

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[privateprivate]

Informative and entertaining you battled through.

[mikehardy]

Thanks for laughing 😊
I was a bit blue, and you spontaneously caused me to 😂

[JosephTatumPage]

Ruzz! Been awhile. Hope all is well M8te. Great Vid

[MrGeert]

I like your videos but I find them a bit confusing. I have a 600mm newt with the 533 sensor. And your views are nothing like mine. M45 and IC 434 just fit in my FOV but your view is much wider. So I guess you’re using a DSLR?