Taken with a 60mm refractor and AstroSoc's camera.

Saturn with its rings almost edge-on.

Jupiter with 3 of its moons visible: Ganymede, Io and Europa.

A two pane mosaic of the 84% waning Gibbous Moon.

Canon 1000D, Skywatcher 150P on an EQ3-2. Mosaic of two exposures of 1/50th sec with ISO 400.

A picture, taken through thin cloud, showing Jupiter's Great Red Spot.

The shadow of the moon Europa set against Jupiter's disc.

The ray crater Tycho, taken with a webcam at Full Moon.

Three large craters on the terminator of the near Full Moon, taken with a webcam.

The gas giant taken with a webcam and two x2 Barlow lenses.

Though very small you can still see the phase, a polar ice cap and some surface features.

No detail is visible on the surface, but you can see the phase of the planet.

Famous for its ring system, there is very little detail on the surface of Saturn.

The solar surface as viewed with a white light filter, showing massive sunspot group 147. 1/500s exposure, ISO 400 12th May 2012