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We also captured the entire experience as a video (live stream). Here's an edited 30-minute version of the 14-hours of raw footage:
https://youtu.be/xRoRTQdMXVI?si=pMkgiKomOCbYNxr2
We repeated our efforts in 2022, by the way, and again, just *barely* captured all 110 objects.
Last year (2023), I tackled the marathon from my new observatory location with a friend and - from the site of the observatory, we aren't able to capture M30 in the Marathon format. We knew this in advance but accepted it as an unfortunate side effect of an otherwise great location. But we *WERE* able to capture 109 objects through just my RASA 11 in the observatory.
This year (2024), in my first attempt, we managed 60 objects before a pea-soup-thick fog rolled in and covered the entire night sky. I'm hoping to try again on the next clear available night.
So the best report would be the first one, for multiple reasons. : )
