Here is a colour and negative B&W version of the on-going Virgo/Coma galaxies mega-mosaic. Over 4 years in the making so far, this image stretches from M58 in the bottom left hand corner right up to M100 in the top right. Each image measures 4.42 x 5.16 degrees where the diameter of a full Moon is just half a degree (like the Sun). The image comprises over 10 individual frames and a total imaging time well in excess of 40-hours. I will not be taking such large fields of view with the Hyperstar III in future, that’s the whole purpose of putting the mini-WASP array together. However it is very satisfying to see such a big field of view at the relatively high resolution of 2.85 arc seconds per pixel.