In this article, we'll explore the beauty of the night sky and invite you to join us on a celestial adventure. From ancient myths and legends to the latest astronomical discoveries, we'll take you through the wonders of the cosmos and show you how to find your way among the stars.
The night sky in December offers a variety of celestial events and prominent objects for observers. Here are some highlights for December:
Are you curious about the moon's rising time today? Stay on top of the lunar calendar and be in sync with nature's rhythm. Knowing when the moon will rise is not just intriguing but also helpful for planning outdoor activities like stargazing, photography, or moonlit walks.
Camera with a wide-angle lens, with a maximum aperture of f4.
To see a large part of the Milky Way together with some landscape, you need a lens with a shorter focal length, e.g. 14 mm. You can get reasonably cheap 14mm lenses with aperture 2.8 with manual focus for most cameras, it will be fine for most people to start with. The typical zoom lens that comes with cameras is mostly not very useful because it cannot zoom out enough to capture a large area of the sky.
The extreme lighting from the LED panel suggests an indifference towards everyone else in the area.
Summer and late summer is the season of Milky Way viewing and photography.
The spring is a beautiful time in the woods of Møn, with anemones and new light green leaves on the trees
The autumn atmosphere in the forest at Ulvshale peninsula of Dark Sky Park Møn
