What to image in May with the ZWO Seestar S30 Pro

The last of the galaxies with the first of the summer globulars: Hercules, M3 and M5 are bright, small and forgiving of a bright sky. Darkness is short north of about 50°, so short, bright targets suit the month.

Moon in May 2027: new on 6 May, full on 20 May. Broadband targets (galaxies, clusters) want the week either side of new; emission nebulae behind a dual-band filter tolerate the rest.

51 targets transit near midnight in May. From a suburban sky the Seestar S30 Pro gets a solid image of 26 of them in under an hour each; 25 need longer, or a darker sky, or several nights. Times below use the recommended filter and 10 s subs.

Solid image with the ZWO Seestar S30 Pro, 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
Butterfly ClusterScorpiusOpen cluster5 min30 subs5 min30 subs6 min39 subs
Ptolemy's ClusterScorpiusOpen cluster5 min30 subs5 min30 subs6 min39 subs
M23SagittariusOpen cluster5 min30 subs5 min30 subs6 min39 subs
Omega CentauriCentaurusGlobular cluster5 min30 subs5 min30 subs5 min31 subs
M92HerculesGlobular cluster5 min30 subs7 min42 subs16 min97 subs
Hercules ClusterHerculesGlobular cluster5 min31 subs8 min51 subs20 min123 subs
M62OphiuchusGlobular cluster6 min34 subs10 min58 subs23 min140 subs
M3Canes VenaticiGlobular cluster6 min39 subs11 min67 subs27 min165 subs
M5SerpensGlobular cluster7 min41 subs12 min71 subs29 min175 subs
Cat's Eye NebulaDraco, dual-bandPlanetary nebula10 min63 subs12 min73 subs18 min108 subs
Turtle NebulaHercules, dual-bandPlanetary nebula10 min63 subs12 min73 subs18 min108 subs
M80ScorpiusGlobular cluster7 min45 subs13 min76 subs30 min182 subs
M12OphiuchusGlobular cluster9 min56 subs17 min100 subs42 min254 subs
M19OphiuchusGlobular cluster13 min80 subs25 min148 subs1 h 04 min383 subs
M14OphiuchusGlobular cluster14 min87 subs26 min158 subs1 h 07 min403 subs
Spindle GalaxyDracoGalaxy16 min94 subs27 min164 subs1 h 08 min406 subs
M10OphiuchusGlobular cluster17 min101 subs32 min191 subs1 h 24 min502 subs
M94Canes VenaticiGalaxy18 min106 subs33 min197 subs1 h 25 min509 subs
M68HydraGlobular cluster20 min118 subs37 min220 subs1 h 36 min575 subs
M9OphiuchusGlobular cluster21 min124 subs39 min235 subs1 h 43 min618 subs
Black Eye GalaxyComa BerenicesGalaxy21 min128 subs40 min239 subs1 h 44 min622 subs
M53Coma BerenicesGlobular cluster21 min129 subs41 min246 subs1 h 48 min651 subs
Centaurus ACentaurusGalaxy24 min147 subs48 min286 subs2 h 08 min766 subs
Southern PinwheelHydraGalaxy28 min167 subs54 min325 subs2 h 25 min872 subs
Sombrero GalaxyVirgoGalaxy29 min172 subs54 min327 subs2 h 24 min862 subs
M59VirgoGalaxy30 min180 subs56 min334 subs2 h 25 min868 subs
Whale GalaxyCanes VenaticiGalaxy32 min192 subs1 h 03 min380 subs2 h 51 min1,029 subs
Whirlpool GalaxyCanes VenaticiGalaxy35 min209 subs1 h 08 min407 subs3 h 02 min1,094 subs
M60VirgoGalaxy36 min217 subs1 h 08 min411 subs3 h1,082 subs
M107OphiuchusGlobular cluster35 min209 subs1 h 09 min412 subs3 h 06 min1,116 subs
M87VirgoGalaxy38 min227 subs1 h 13 min436 subs3 h 13 min1,158 subs
M106Canes VenaticiGalaxy38 min226 subs1 h 15 min452 subs3 h 26 min1,234 subs
Needle GalaxyComa BerenicesGalaxy38 min229 subs1 h 16 min459 subs3 h 29 min1,252 subs
M49VirgoGalaxy41 min245 subs1 h 20 min481 subs3 h 36 min1,297 subs
M4ScorpiusGlobular cluster43 min257 subs1 h 26 min517 subs3 h 56 min1,418 subs
M84VirgoGalaxy48 min286 subs1 h 32 min552 subs4 h 05 min1,472 subs
M85Coma BerenicesGalaxy50 min301 subs1 h 37 min584 subs4 h 21 min1,564 subs
M89VirgoGalaxy52 min310 subs1 h 40 min602 subs4 h 28 min1,610 subs
M86VirgoGalaxy51 min307 subs1 h 41 min607 subs4 h 34 min1,644 subs
Sunflower GalaxyCanes VenaticiGalaxy56 min339 subs1 h 55 min688 subs5 h 15 min1,891 subs
M88Coma BerenicesGalaxy1 h 04 min386 subs2 h 07 min763 subs5 h 44 min2,065 subs
Antennae GalaxiesCorvusGalaxy1 h 10 min421 subs2 h 19 min833 subs6 h 16 min2,257 subs
M100Coma BerenicesGalaxy1 h 21 min487 subs2 h 42 min974 subs7 h 23 min2,660 subs
M90VirgoGalaxy1 h 26 min517 subs2 h 56 min1,056 subs8 h 06 min2,915 subs
M58VirgoGalaxy1 h 30 min541 subs3 h 01 min1,087 subs8 h 16 min2,974 subs
M99Coma BerenicesGalaxy1 h 37 min580 subs3 h 15 min1,169 subs8 h 54 min3,204 subs
M61VirgoGalaxy1 h 47 min643 subs3 h 37 min1,304 subs9 h 58 min3,586 subs
M98Coma BerenicesGalaxy2 h 07 min764 subs4 h 24 min1,586 subs12 h4,426 subs
M91Coma BerenicesGalaxy2 h 11 min785 subs4 h 28 min1,606 subs12 h4,445 subs
Pinwheel GalaxyUrsa MajorGalaxy2 h 31 min908 subs5 h 21 min1,927 subs15 h5,446 subs
Abell 39Hercules, dual-bandPlanetary nebula19 h6,979 subs26 h9,526 subs51 h18,327 subs

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

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