Posts by Author: Soumyadeep Mukherjee
Askar SQA106: A quintuplet petzval astrograph from Askar
In February 2025, Askar introduced the SQA106, a telescope designed specifically for astrophotography enthusiasts. This quintuplet Petzval refractor combines advanced optics with user-friendly features, making…
A deep dive into the Optolong L-Para filter
Astrophotography has always been a blend of art and science. Capturing the intricate details of nebulae and galaxies requires skill and the right equipment. Enter…
The “impostor” star: VLT unveils the secrets of the Sh2-46 Nebula
The universe is a vast expanse filled with wonders that captivate our imagination. Among these celestial marvels is the Sh2-46 nebula, also known as Gum…
NASA’s 3D journey through the Carina Nebula: New video
NASA has unveiled a stunning 3D visualization titled “Exploring the Cosmic Cliffs in 3D”, offering a breathtaking journey through the iconic Carina Nebula. NASA’s Universe…
NASA’s SPHEREx space observatory begins scanning the sky
On May 1, 2025, NASA’s SPHEREx (Spectro-Photometer for the History of the Universe, Epoch of Reionization and Ices Explorer) mission commenced its full-sky survey, capturing…
Hubble captures a stunning portrait of a one-armed galaxy
When you picture a spiral galaxy, you likely imagine a cosmic pinwheel with beautifully balanced arms spinning in space. But sometimes, the universe throws in…
Chasing the seven sisters: William Optics Pleiades telescopes
William Optics has long been a trusted name among astrophotographers, known for crafting high-quality telescopes that blend innovation with precision. The Pleiades series, comprising the…
Exploring the cosmos with Bresser Nebula 6 EQ/AZ mount
The Bresser Nebula 6 EQ/AZ WiFi-Network Mount is a versatile and technologically advanced telescope mount designed for both amateur and professional astronomers. With its dual-mode…
A Deep Sky Dream: Astro Labs-USA Travel Truss 12.5″ Telescope
Big telescopes often mean big challenges – bulky mounts, long setups, and transport nightmares. But what if a powerful scope could travel light and work…






































