The Astronomical Society of Harrisburg held its final public observing session of the year at the Naylor Observatory on Sunday night.
https://www.astrohbg.org/
The weather cooperated and we got a huge turnout.
Using the Naylor Observatory's 17" f/15 classical Cassegrain, another ASH member and I showed some of the many visitors the 44.4%-illuminated Moon and Saturn. A bit later, after the crowd had mostly dispersed, I put Jupiter, Uranus, Albireo, and M57 into view.
Other telescopes in operation included the club's two 14" f/10 Meade SCTs, a 12.5" f/6 Cave Astrola Newtonian, and a 10" f/7 Cave Astrola Newtonian. An imaging telescope displayed M13 and M27 on a computer monitor.
The following are some of the iPhone photos that I took prior to the start of the event and shortly thereafter.
