What to image in May with the Vaonis Vespera 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 Vespera Pro gets a solid image of 16 of them in under an hour each; 35 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, 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 min57 subs
Butterfly ClusterScorpiusOpen cluster5 min30 subs6 min34 subs12 min72 subs
Ptolemy's ClusterScorpiusOpen cluster5 min30 subs6 min34 subs12 min72 subs
M23SagittariusOpen cluster5 min30 subs6 min34 subs12 min72 subs
M92HerculesGlobular cluster8 min50 subs13 min79 subs30 min182 subs
Hercules ClusterHerculesGlobular cluster10 min60 subs16 min98 subs38 min230 subs
M62OphiuchusGlobular cluster11 min66 subs18 min110 subs44 min262 subs
M3Canes VenaticiGlobular cluster13 min76 subs21 min129 subs51 min309 subs
M5SerpensGlobular cluster13 min80 subs23 min136 subs54 min327 subs
M80ScorpiusGlobular cluster15 min88 subs24 min145 subs57 min341 subs
Cat's Eye NebulaDracoPlanetary nebula17 min103 subs27 min164 subs1 h 02 min375 subs
Turtle NebulaHerculesPlanetary nebula17 min103 subs27 min164 subs1 h 02 min375 subs
M12OphiuchusGlobular cluster18 min110 subs32 min192 subs1 h 19 min476 subs
M19OphiuchusGlobular cluster26 min158 subs47 min283 subs2 h718 subs
M14OphiuchusGlobular cluster28 min171 subs50 min302 subs2 h 06 min756 subs
Spindle GalaxyDracoGalaxy31 min185 subs52 min314 subs2 h 07 min760 subs
M10OphiuchusGlobular cluster33 min201 subs1 h 01 min367 subs2 h 37 min943 subs
M94Canes VenaticiGalaxy35 min210 subs1 h 03 min378 subs2 h 39 min956 subs
M68HydraGlobular cluster39 min234 subs1 h 11 min424 subs3 h1,079 subs
M9OphiuchusGlobular cluster41 min247 subs1 h 15 min452 subs3 h 13 min1,159 subs
Black Eye GalaxyComa BerenicesGalaxy42 min254 subs1 h 16 min459 subs3 h 14 min1,166 subs
M53Coma BerenicesGlobular cluster43 min257 subs1 h 19 min473 subs3 h 23 min1,221 subs
Centaurus ACentaurusGalaxy49 min293 subs1 h 32 min550 subs3 h 59 min1,437 subs
Southern PinwheelHydraGalaxy56 min335 subs1 h 44 min627 subs4 h 33 min1,637 subs
Sombrero GalaxyVirgoGalaxy57 min343 subs1 h 45 min629 subs4 h 30 min1,618 subs
M59VirgoGalaxy59 min357 subs1 h 47 min643 subs4 h 31 min1,629 subs
Whale GalaxyCanes VenaticiGalaxy1 h 04 min384 subs2 h 02 min732 subs5 h 22 min1,932 subs
Whirlpool GalaxyCanes VenaticiGalaxy1 h 09 min417 subs2 h 11 min785 subs5 h 42 min2,054 subs
M60VirgoGalaxy1 h 12 min432 subs2 h 12 min791 subs5 h 38 min2,031 subs
M107OphiuchusGlobular cluster1 h 10 min419 subs2 h 12 min795 subs5 h 49 min2,095 subs
M87VirgoGalaxy1 h 15 min453 subs2 h 20 min839 subs6 h 02 min2,173 subs
M106Canes VenaticiGalaxy1 h 16 min454 subs2 h 25 min872 subs6 h 26 min2,316 subs
Needle GalaxyComa BerenicesGalaxy1 h 17 min461 subs2 h 27 min885 subs6 h 32 min2,351 subs
M49VirgoGalaxy1 h 22 min492 subs2 h 35 min928 subs6 h 46 min2,435 subs
M4ScorpiusGlobular cluster1 h 26 min517 subs2 h 46 min998 subs7 h 24 min2,662 subs
M84VirgoGalaxy1 h 35 min572 subs2 h 57 min1,064 subs7 h 40 min2,763 subs
M85Coma BerenicesGalaxy1 h 40 min602 subs3 h 08 min1,126 subs8 h 09 min2,936 subs
M89VirgoGalaxy1 h 43 min621 subs3 h 13 min1,160 subs8 h 24 min3,022 subs
M86VirgoGalaxy1 h 43 min616 subs3 h 15 min1,171 subs8 h 35 min3,088 subs
Sunflower GalaxyCanes VenaticiGalaxy1 h 54 min684 subs3 h 41 min1,327 subs9 h 52 min3,551 subs
M88Coma BerenicesGalaxy2 h 09 min775 subs4 h 05 min1,471 subs11 h3,877 subs
Antennae GalaxiesCorvusGalaxy2 h 21 min845 subs4 h 28 min1,606 subs12 h4,238 subs
M100Coma BerenicesGalaxy2 h 43 min979 subs5 h 13 min1,880 subs14 h4,995 subs
M90VirgoGalaxy2 h 54 min1,044 subs5 h 40 min2,038 subs15 h5,475 subs
M58VirgoGalaxy3 h 01 min1,089 subs5 h 50 min2,098 subs16 h5,584 subs
M99Coma BerenicesGalaxy3 h 14 min1,167 subs6 h 16 min2,256 subs17 h6,017 subs
M61VirgoGalaxy3 h 36 min1,296 subs6 h 59 min2,517 subs19 h6,735 subs
M98Coma BerenicesGalaxy4 h 18 min1,546 subs8 h 31 min3,065 subs23 h8,314 subs
M91Coma BerenicesGalaxy4 h 24 min1,584 subs8 h 37 min3,103 subs23 h8,348 subs
Pinwheel GalaxyUrsa MajorGalaxy5 h 07 min1,845 subs10 h3,727 subs28 h10,230 subs
Abell 39HerculesPlanetary nebula40 h14,380 subs83 h29,755 subs230+ h82,881 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 3 · Vespera Pro 2 · eQuinox 2 · Odyssey · Origin · Origin Mark II

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