What to image in May with the ZWO Seestar S50 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 S50 Pro gets a solid image of 27 of them in under an hour each; 24 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 S50 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 min37 subs
Ptolemy's ClusterScorpiusOpen cluster5 min30 subs5 min30 subs6 min37 subs
M23SagittariusOpen cluster5 min30 subs5 min30 subs6 min37 subs
Omega CentauriCentaurusGlobular cluster5 min30 subs5 min30 subs5 min30 subs
M92HerculesGlobular cluster5 min30 subs7 min40 subs15 min92 subs
Hercules ClusterHerculesGlobular cluster5 min30 subs8 min48 subs19 min116 subs
M62OphiuchusGlobular cluster5 min32 subs9 min55 subs22 min133 subs
M3Canes VenaticiGlobular cluster6 min37 subs11 min64 subs26 min157 subs
M5SerpensGlobular cluster6 min39 subs11 min67 subs28 min166 subs
Cat's Eye NebulaDraco, dual-bandPlanetary nebula10 min59 subs11 min69 subs17 min102 subs
Turtle NebulaHercules, dual-bandPlanetary nebula10 min59 subs11 min69 subs17 min102 subs
M80ScorpiusGlobular cluster7 min43 subs12 min72 subs29 min173 subs
M12OphiuchusGlobular cluster9 min53 subs16 min95 subs40 min241 subs
M19OphiuchusGlobular cluster12 min75 subs23 min139 subs1 h363 subs
M14OphiuchusGlobular cluster13 min81 subs25 min149 subs1 h 04 min382 subs
Spindle GalaxyDracoGalaxy15 min88 subs26 min155 subs1 h 04 min385 subs
M10OphiuchusGlobular cluster16 min95 subs30 min180 subs1 h 19 min476 subs
M94Canes VenaticiGalaxy17 min100 subs31 min186 subs1 h 20 min483 subs
M68HydraGlobular cluster18 min111 subs35 min208 subs1 h 31 min545 subs
M9OphiuchusGlobular cluster19 min117 subs37 min222 subs1 h 38 min586 subs
Black Eye GalaxyComa BerenicesGalaxy20 min120 subs37 min225 subs1 h 38 min589 subs
M53Coma BerenicesGlobular cluster20 min121 subs39 min232 subs1 h 43 min617 subs
Centaurus ACentaurusGalaxy23 min138 subs45 min270 subs2 h 01 min726 subs
Southern PinwheelHydraGalaxy26 min157 subs51 min307 subs2 h 18 min827 subs
Sombrero GalaxyVirgoGalaxy27 min162 subs51 min309 subs2 h 16 min817 subs
M59VirgoGalaxy28 min169 subs53 min316 subs2 h 17 min823 subs
Whale GalaxyCanes VenaticiGalaxy30 min180 subs1 h358 subs2 h 43 min976 subs
Whirlpool GalaxyCanes VenaticiGalaxy32 min195 subs1 h 04 min384 subs2 h 53 min1,037 subs
M60VirgoGalaxy34 min203 subs1 h 05 min388 subs2 h 51 min1,026 subs
M107OphiuchusGlobular cluster33 min196 subs1 h 05 min389 subs2 h 56 min1,058 subs
M87VirgoGalaxy35 min213 subs1 h 08 min411 subs3 h 03 min1,098 subs
M106Canes VenaticiGalaxy35 min212 subs1 h 11 min427 subs3 h 15 min1,170 subs
Needle GalaxyComa BerenicesGalaxy36 min215 subs1 h 12 min433 subs3 h 18 min1,187 subs
M49VirgoGalaxy38 min230 subs1 h 16 min454 subs3 h 25 min1,230 subs
M4ScorpiusGlobular cluster40 min240 subs1 h 21 min488 subs3 h 44 min1,344 subs
M84VirgoGalaxy45 min268 subs1 h 27 min521 subs3 h 53 min1,396 subs
M85Coma BerenicesGalaxy47 min282 subs1 h 32 min551 subs4 h 07 min1,483 subs
M89VirgoGalaxy48 min291 subs1 h 35 min568 subs4 h 14 min1,526 subs
M86VirgoGalaxy48 min288 subs1 h 35 min573 subs4 h 20 min1,559 subs
Sunflower GalaxyCanes VenaticiGalaxy53 min318 subs1 h 48 min649 subs4 h 59 min1,793 subs
M88Coma BerenicesGalaxy1 h362 subs2 h720 subs5 h 26 min1,958 subs
Antennae GalaxiesCorvusGalaxy1 h 06 min394 subs2 h 11 min786 subs5 h 57 min2,140 subs
M100Coma BerenicesGalaxy1 h 16 min456 subs2 h 33 min919 subs7 h2,522 subs
M90VirgoGalaxy1 h 21 min484 subs2 h 46 min996 subs7 h 41 min2,764 subs
M58VirgoGalaxy1 h 24 min507 subs2 h 51 min1,026 subs7 h 50 min2,819 subs
M99Coma BerenicesGalaxy1 h 30 min543 subs3 h 04 min1,103 subs8 h 26 min3,038 subs
M61VirgoGalaxy1 h 40 min602 subs3 h 25 min1,230 subs9 h 27 min3,400 subs
M98Coma BerenicesGalaxy1 h 59 min715 subs4 h 09 min1,496 subs12 h4,196 subs
M91Coma BerenicesGalaxy2 h 02 min734 subs4 h 12 min1,515 subs12 h4,214 subs
Pinwheel GalaxyUrsa MajorGalaxy2 h 21 min849 subs5 h 03 min1,817 subs14 h5,163 subs
Abell 39Hercules, dual-bandPlanetary nebula18 h6,394 subs24 h8,815 subs48 h17,181 subs

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