Our small backyard opens up some cosmic opportunities.
I used my 85mm ED refractor for observation. Wide field with a 20mm widescan, high power with a SVBony 9mm and a TMB 4mm eyepiece.
The moon was so close to M45, a great side that could be seen within the same field of view of the 20mm widescan.
Soon I pulled out my Canon 10x30 IS and my 18x50 IS for quick scanning.
I looked at a couple of open clusters.
We looked at the Jupiter, and the Mars.
Later I pulled out my green laser pointer, to show them around the night sky.
It was not exactly dark, but that certainly brings a lot of joy.
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