What to image in May with the Vaonis Vespera Pro 2

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 Vespera Pro 2 gets a solid image of 18 of them in under an hour each; 33 need longer, or a darker sky, or several nights. Times below use the recommended filter and 10 s subs.

Solid image with the Vaonis Vespera Pro 2, 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
Omega CentauriCentaurusGlobular cluster5 min30 subs5 min30 subs9 min55 subs
Butterfly ClusterScorpiusOpen cluster5 min30 subs5 min33 subs11 min69 subs
Ptolemy's ClusterScorpiusOpen cluster5 min30 subs5 min33 subs11 min69 subs
M23SagittariusOpen cluster5 min30 subs5 min33 subs11 min69 subs
M92HerculesGlobular cluster8 min47 subs13 min76 subs29 min174 subs
Hercules ClusterHerculesGlobular cluster9 min57 subs15 min93 subs37 min220 subs
M62OphiuchusGlobular cluster10 min63 subs17 min105 subs42 min251 subs
M3Canes VenaticiGlobular cluster12 min73 subs20 min123 subs49 min296 subs
M5SerpensGlobular cluster13 min76 subs21 min129 subs52 min314 subs
M80ScorpiusGlobular cluster14 min84 subs23 min139 subs54 min327 subs
Cat's Eye NebulaDracoPlanetary nebula16 min98 subs26 min157 subs1 h360 subs
Turtle NebulaHerculesPlanetary nebula16 min98 subs26 min157 subs1 h360 subs
M12OphiuchusGlobular cluster17 min105 subs30 min183 subs1 h 16 min456 subs
M19OphiuchusGlobular cluster25 min150 subs45 min270 subs1 h 54 min687 subs
M14OphiuchusGlobular cluster27 min163 subs48 min289 subs2 h 01 min724 subs
Spindle GalaxyDracoGalaxy29 min176 subs50 min300 subs2 h 01 min728 subs
M10OphiuchusGlobular cluster32 min190 subs58 min350 subs2 h 30 min903 subs
M94Canes VenaticiGalaxy33 min200 subs1 h360 subs2 h 32 min915 subs
M68HydraGlobular cluster37 min222 subs1 h 07 min404 subs2 h 52 min1,033 subs
M9OphiuchusGlobular cluster39 min234 subs1 h 12 min431 subs3 h 05 min1,110 subs
Black Eye GalaxyComa BerenicesGalaxy40 min241 subs1 h 13 min437 subs3 h 06 min1,117 subs
M53Coma BerenicesGlobular cluster41 min244 subs1 h 15 min451 subs3 h 15 min1,170 subs
Centaurus ACentaurusGalaxy46 min278 subs1 h 27 min525 subs3 h 49 min1,376 subs
Southern PinwheelHydraGalaxy53 min317 subs1 h 40 min598 subs4 h 21 min1,568 subs
Sombrero GalaxyVirgoGalaxy54 min325 subs1 h 40 min600 subs4 h 18 min1,550 subs
M59VirgoGalaxy56 min339 subs1 h 42 min613 subs4 h 20 min1,561 subs
Whale GalaxyCanes VenaticiGalaxy1 h 01 min364 subs1 h 56 min698 subs5 h 08 min1,851 subs
Whirlpool GalaxyCanes VenaticiGalaxy1 h 06 min396 subs2 h 05 min748 subs5 h 28 min1,967 subs
M60VirgoGalaxy1 h 08 min409 subs2 h 06 min754 subs5 h 24 min1,945 subs
M107OphiuchusGlobular cluster1 h 06 min397 subs2 h 06 min758 subs5 h 34 min2,006 subs
M87VirgoGalaxy1 h 11 min429 subs2 h 13 min800 subs5 h 47 min2,081 subs
M106Canes VenaticiGalaxy1 h 12 min430 subs2 h 19 min832 subs6 h 10 min2,218 subs
Needle GalaxyComa BerenicesGalaxy1 h 13 min436 subs2 h 21 min844 subs6 h 15 min2,252 subs
M49VirgoGalaxy1 h 18 min466 subs2 h 27 min885 subs6 h 29 min2,332 subs
M4ScorpiusGlobular cluster1 h 21 min489 subs2 h 39 min952 subs7 h 05 min2,550 subs
M84VirgoGalaxy1 h 30 min542 subs2 h 49 min1,015 subs7 h 21 min2,647 subs
M85Coma BerenicesGalaxy1 h 35 min570 subs2 h 59 min1,073 subs7 h 49 min2,812 subs
M89VirgoGalaxy1 h 38 min588 subs3 h 04 min1,106 subs8 h 02 min2,895 subs
M86VirgoGalaxy1 h 37 min584 subs3 h 06 min1,116 subs8 h 13 min2,957 subs
Sunflower GalaxyCanes VenaticiGalaxy1 h 48 min647 subs3 h 31 min1,265 subs9 h 27 min3,401 subs
M88Coma BerenicesGalaxy2 h 02 min734 subs3 h 54 min1,403 subs10 h3,713 subs
Antennae GalaxiesCorvusGalaxy2 h 13 min800 subs4 h 15 min1,531 subs11 h4,059 subs
M100Coma BerenicesGalaxy2 h 34 min927 subs4 h 59 min1,792 subs13 h4,784 subs
M90VirgoGalaxy2 h 45 min988 subs5 h 24 min1,943 subs15 h5,243 subs
M58VirgoGalaxy2 h 52 min1,031 subs5 h 33 min2,000 subs15 h5,348 subs
M99Coma BerenicesGalaxy3 h 04 min1,105 subs5 h 58 min2,150 subs16 h5,763 subs
M61VirgoGalaxy3 h 24 min1,227 subs6 h 40 min2,399 subs18 h6,450 subs
M98Coma BerenicesGalaxy4 h 04 min1,463 subs8 h 07 min2,921 subs22 h7,962 subs
M91Coma BerenicesGalaxy4 h 10 min1,499 subs8 h 13 min2,957 subs22 h7,995 subs
Pinwheel GalaxyUrsa MajorGalaxy4 h 51 min1,744 subs9 h 52 min3,552 subs27 h9,797 subs
Abell 39HerculesPlanetary nebula38 h13,583 subs79 h28,348 subs220+ h79,371 subs

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

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