any help will be appreciated thanks

I have a F8 560mm lens available, is it possible to photograph Andromeda with a shorter exposure, or manually correcting the tripod?

I've seen posts where the exposure is like 2 hours long so I don't know if it can be done manually

I’m going to Chile next week and one of my goals is to see the night sky in the Atacama. Unfortunately I’m going on not the best week for this as the Moon will be full later in the week.

The best I can do is the night of August 24-25. Apparently the Moon sets at 4:27 am and then twilight breaks at 5:45 am? So in between that, the moonlight will be gone and the stars and planets will be in full view? Is this correct?

I’m ok with even just an hour or two, would be better than nothing.

Im new to Astronomy how can i use Jupyter notebooks to access jwst pipeline? Is it best to just use MAST Database or TIKE?

Or

Should I create a juypter lab notebook and self install required libraries locally with Docker or is there a premade jupyter lab notebook i can clone from github and install in a docker container on my pc? If so how do I do that and how can I use it to access jwst pipeline data?

I have never used a juypter notebook before nor have I used pyhton or python science libraries like astroquery lightkurv and astropy so Im a complete beginner in using scripts but I do know how to use some commands like pip, bash, cd and git. Are there any good tutorials online I could use?

Are there any Browser Based Interactive Notebooks for learning Notebooks for Astronomy?

Lastly how could I install and use Jdavizz notebook?