The Crescent Nebula and M 31
Before our recent van trip to Austin, I took some shots of the Crescent Nebula and M 31. In Austin, I was happy to have good stargazing weather, so I took another night’s worth of data. And, on our trip home through Kansas, we had awesome observing conditions:

Not only were the conditions good, but we had a clear view of the sky without trees or other major obstacles.
Here is the Crescent Nebula, stacked from all three nights:

The Crescent Nebula. 288 subs, 45 secs, 60 gain, duo filter. From October 14 (Louisville, CO), 15 (Austin, TX), and 18 (Wilson State Park, KS), 2025.
Here is M 31, stacked from all three nights:

M 31. 735 subs, 45 secs, 60 gain, astro filter. From October 13 (Louisville, CO), 15 (Austin, TX) and 18 (Wilson State Park, KS), 2025.
I couldn’t resist getting Comet Lemmon again (C/2025 A6), but the sun was coming up and conditions weren’t as ideal.

C/2025 A6 (comet Lemmon). 19 subs, 30 secs, 60 gain. From Wilson State Park, Kansas.