Here you’ll mostly find stars, nebulae, galaxies, a few forests and oceans, and the occasional late-night thought under the sky. If you like real images, real stories, and a bit of quiet in your timeline, you’re very welcome to stay. Clear skies, dear friends. ✨🔭

The constellation's most notable star, Alderamin (α Cephei), is a white-hued star located about 49 light-years from Earth. Cepheus is also home to several interesting deep sky objects, such as the Fireworks Galaxy (NGC 6946) and the NGC 7538 nebula. #stars

The sight of Lyra in the sky tonight, after sunset, is a sign of the cold ❄️🥶 winter nights that lie ahead, spent gazing at the stars. CS.

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PS: Let's hope that @bsky.app will grant us more room for our posts in future.

🌟 Additionally, the variable star RR Lyrae is located in this constellation. It is the prototype of a class of pulsating variables that are crucial for measuring cosmic distances.

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⭐️⭐️Epsilon Lyrae, pictured, is a remarkable multiple star system in the constellation of Lyra, about 162 light-years from our planet. It consists of two main pairs of stars, each of which is itself a binary system, making it a quadruple star system.

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💍 Lyra is home to the Ring Nebula (M57), a planetary nebula that can be easily observed with small telescopes. It offers a look into the future of our Sun.

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✨ Lyra is a treasure trove of interesting objects for us #stargazing and #astrophotography enthusiasts. It also contains other prominent stars such as Sulafat and Sheliak, which are part of a fascinating star system.

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🏛️ Lyra's #mythology has its roots in our Greek 🇬🇷 tradition, where it symbolizes the lyre of Orpheus. Orpheus was a musician 🎵 and poet whose music could charm all living things and even inanimate objects.

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Vega serves as a pivotal point of the Summer Triangle, an asterism formed by it alongside Deneb from Cygnus and Altair from Aquila.

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With an output of 87W and a capacity of 20Ah, my new ANKER power bank complements the telescope’s internal battery flawlessly, easily powering a full night under the stars and granting the time to capture long deep-sky targets.

Seen my Vespera II review yet? tinyurl.com/28yevbe6

Why all this?

⚡️🪫 Due to a recent recall 😬 of my old power bank, you know the one I had on my smart telescope this summer, 😉 I started searching for a reliable replacement — and found this beautiful ANKER 🥳🎉 in white finish that perfectly matches my #Vespera2.