What to image in January with the Unistellar Odyssey

The long nights of midwinter belong to Orion. The Orion Nebula is up for hours, the emission regions around it (Flame, Horsehead, Rosette, the Christmas Tree cluster) respond to a dual-band filter even from town, and Andromeda and the Pleiades are still high in the west early in the evening. Cold, dry air is the best seeing of the year; dew and battery life are the enemies.

Moon in January 2027: new on 7 Jan, full on 22 Jan. Broadband targets (galaxies, clusters) want the week either side of new; emission nebulae behind a dual-band filter tolerate the rest.

37 targets transit near midnight in January. From a suburban sky the Odyssey gets a solid image of 15 of them in under an hour each; 22 need longer, or a darker sky, or several nights. Times below use the recommended filter and 4 s subs.

Solid image with the Unistellar Odyssey, sorted by the Bortle 6 figure. Each link opens the full Bortle 1 to 9 table with sub-length and filter comparisons.
TargetTypeBortle 4Bortle 6Bortle 8
M35GeminiOpen cluster7 min107 subs9 min136 subs16 min237 subs
M37AurigaOpen cluster7 min107 subs9 min136 subs16 min237 subs
M38AurigaOpen cluster7 min107 subs9 min136 subs16 min237 subs
M41Canis MajorOpen cluster7 min107 subs9 min136 subs16 min237 subs
Beehive ClusterCancerOpen cluster7 min107 subs9 min136 subs16 min237 subs
M46PuppisOpen cluster7 min107 subs9 min136 subs16 min237 subs
M47PuppisOpen cluster7 min107 subs9 min136 subs16 min237 subs
M48HydraOpen cluster7 min107 subs9 min136 subs16 min237 subs
M50MonocerosOpen cluster7 min107 subs9 min136 subs16 min237 subs
M67CancerOpen cluster7 min107 subs9 min136 subs16 min237 subs
M93PuppisOpen cluster7 min107 subs9 min136 subs16 min237 subs
Rosette ClusterMonocerosOpen cluster7 min107 subs9 min136 subs16 min237 subs
M36AurigaOpen cluster9 min134 subs11 min170 subs20 min296 subs
NGC 1893AurigaOpen cluster10 min146 subs12 min185 subs22 min323 subs
Eskimo NebulaGeminiPlanetary nebula35 min526 subs46 min691 subs1 h 24 min1,262 subs
M79LepusGlobular cluster46 min692 subs1 h 02 min925 subs1 h 55 min1,729 subs
Orion NebulaOrionEmission nebula50 min750 subs1 h 08 min1,016 subs2 h 09 min1,936 subs
Cigar GalaxyUrsa MajorGalaxy1 h 42 min1,536 subs2 h 20 min2,098 subs4 h 29 min4,041 subs
Crab NebulaTaurusSupernova remnant1 h 52 min1,686 subs2 h 32 min2,286 subs4 h 50 min4,356 subs
De Mairan's NebulaOrionEmission nebula2 h 21 min2,123 subs3 h 15 min2,927 subs6 h 20 min5,706 subs
Flame NebulaOrionEmission nebula2 h 21 min2,123 subs3 h 15 min2,927 subs6 h 20 min5,706 subs
Tarantula NebulaDoradoEmission nebula2 h 21 min2,123 subs3 h 15 min2,927 subs6 h 20 min5,706 subs
M78OrionReflection nebula3 h 07 min2,803 subs4 h 16 min3,847 subs8 h 17 min7,452 subs
Bode's GalaxyUrsa MajorGalaxy3 h 12 min2,876 subs4 h 25 min3,981 subs8 h 40 min7,798 subs
Running Man NebulaOrionReflection nebula3 h 21 min3,022 subs4 h 39 min4,184 subs9 h 07 min8,201 subs
Rosette NebulaMonocerosEmission nebula6 h 51 min6,165 subs9 h 33 min8,594 subs19 h16,987 subs
NGC 2903LeoGalaxy7 h 08 min6,414 subs9 h 55 min8,932 subs20 h17,631 subs
Flaming Star NebulaAurigaEmission nebula8 h 12 min7,377 subs11 h10,297 subs23 h20,387 subs
Monkey Head NebulaOrionEmission nebula8 h 12 min7,377 subs11 h10,297 subs23 h20,387 subs
California NebulaPerseusEmission nebula9 h 49 min8,830 subs14 h12,341 subs27 h24,473 subs
Horsehead NebulaOrionEmission nebula9 h 49 min8,830 subs14 h12,341 subs27 h24,473 subs
NGC 2403CamelopardalisGalaxy9 h 49 min8,830 subs14 h12,341 subs27 h24,473 subs
Tadpoles NebulaAurigaEmission nebula12 h10,574 subs16 h14,795 subs33 h29,380 subs
Cone and Christmas TreeMonocerosEmission nebula20 h18,192 subs28 h25,527 subs57 h50,873 subs
Jellyfish NebulaGeminiSupernova remnant20 h18,192 subs28 h25,527 subs57 h50,873 subs
Thor's HelmetCanis MajorEmission nebula32 h28,458 subs44 h39,897 subs88 h79,426 subs
Witch Head NebulaEridanusReflection nebula130+ h112,596 subs180+ h158,877 subs350+ h318,801 subs

Other telescopes in January: Seestar S50 · Seestar S50 Pro · Seestar S30 · Seestar S30 Pro · DWARF 3 · DWARF mini · Draco · DWARF II · Vespera II · Vespera Pro · Vespera 3 · Vespera Pro 2 · eQuinox 2 · Origin · Origin Mark II

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