![Horsehead Nebula by Neill Mitchell](https://wessex-astro.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/cache/2021/01/Horsehead_Nebula-ASI533MC-scaled/829384195.jpg)
Horsehead Nebula by Neill Mitchell
Taken with Explore Scientific ED80 Pro Triplet and ZWO ASI533MC camera
![Submitted by Neill Mitchell](https://wessex-astro.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/cache/2021/01/Hale-Bopp/823343390.png)
Submitted by Neill Mitchell
Hale-Bopp comet. Image was processed using modern software on images at the time. Such processing simply wasn’t available in 1996!
![Nova in Cassiopeia submitted by Bob Mizon.](https://wessex-astro.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/cache/2021/05/NovaCas-110521-scaled/2287883615.jpg)
Nova in Cassiopeia submitted by Bob Mizon.
I captured the nova in Cassiopeia this morning from Colehill at magnitude 5, so it’s now an easy binocular object.
Beta Cas (Caph), the right-hand star of the W of Cassiopeia, is at bottom left, with the nova marked with a line at the top, just below the cluster M52.
Canon EOS 600D, 135mm lens, 8-sec exposure, 00.30 BST May 11 2021.