I actually use my other telescope - a Unistellar eQuinox - to collect data on transits, asteroids, etc and upload it for Unistellar researchers to analyze. They have a pretty robust and active citizen science community science.unistellar.com

I think the best is Astrobin

Nice! Here’s my recent go at this one from just a couple of weeks ago.

We could collectively turn our adaptive optics lasers on them, like a ground based Death Star 💥

10/🧵 I also collected data on a new #supernova#astronomy#citizenscience

9/🧵 I also had the opportunity to do a bit of #citizenscience#astronomy#exoplanets

7/🧵 [DAY 2] Orion Nebula (M42), Horsehead Nebula (Barnard 33), Flame Nebula (NGC 2024). 36′ integration time. 🔭 #astrophotographywww.astrobin.com/2q9zhs/

6/🧵 [DAY 2] California Nebula (NGC 1499). 1h 6′ integration time. 🔭 #astrophotographywww.astrobin.com/p0ofdh/

Thanks Doug!

Clear skies!