Attempting to capture all 110 Messier Objects with the SeeStar S50 Smart Telescope

In July of 2024 I completed capturing all 110 Messier Objects using EAA equipment and techniques, including the SeeStar. On May 28, 2024 I set out on a journey to capture all 110 Messier Objects using the SeeStar S50 Smart Telescope.

Updated 08/25/2024: Added 9 more Messier objects from my observing session on 08/24/2024 for 27 of 110 objects captured.
Updated 08/05/2024: 18 of 110 Objects Captured

All images on this page were captured using the SeeStar S50 set up on either the stock tripod or on a CG5 tripod. Live stack integrations are from 5-30 minutes with no post processing or enhancements performed on the captured images outside of contrast, brightness, and saturation adjustments in the live stack. The images were saved just as they were observed on iPad screen in the SeeStar app. Some images may have been cropped for size/area of interest.

M1	M2 08/24/2024	M3 05/28/2024	M4 08/24/2024
M5 05/28/2024	M6 07/28/2024	M7 07/28/2024	M8 07/28/2024
M9	M10 05/28/2024	M11 08/24/2024	M12 05/28/2024
M13 05/28/2024	M14 08/24/2024	M15 08/24/2024	M16 06/18/2024
M17 06/18/2024	M18	M19	M20 06/18/2024
M21	M22	M23	M24
M25	M26	M27 08/24/2024	M28
M29	M30	M31	M32
M33	M34	M35	M36
M37	M38	M39	M40
M41	M42	M43	M44
M45	M46	M47	M48
M49	M50	M51 08/24/2024	M52
M53	M54 07/28/2024	M55 07/28/2024	M56
M57 06/17/2024	M58	M59	M60
M61	M62 07/28/2024	M63	M64
M65	M66	M67	M68
M69 07/28/2024	M70 07/28/2024	M71	M72
M73	M74	M75	M76
M77	M78	M79	M80 08/24/2024
M81	M82	M83	M84
M85	M86	M87	M88
M89	M90	M91	M92
M93	M94	M95	M96
M97	M98	M99	M100 06/18/2024
M101 08/24/2024	M102	M103	M104
M105	M106	M107	M108
M109	M110