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My brother was given his very first telescope when he was 7 years old. It’s a pity he died in 2018, he’d have loved seeing this one come to fruition. eso.org...
All you really need for stargazing is your eyes and dark skies . . . right? The post All I Need for a Night of Stargazing Is... appeared first on Sky & Telescope.
Humans have been observing the sky for thousands of years. Our ancestors were undoubtedly fascinated by it, but observing the heavens also had practical uses: It helped people meas...
Jennifer11: Apologies if this is the wrong place to post, As good a place as any! Yes I think you have to go to Northern Spain (or Greenland) to see totality, but a partial ecl...
Here are some tips to get the most out of your galaxy images. The post Astrophotography: Picturing Galaxies appeared first on Sky & Telescope.
Observing our celestial neighbor (and something much farther away).
Of potential interest to all, but especially the astronomers among us. bbc.com In the otherworldly Chilean desert, this huge telescope could reveal...
Okay, let's have another non-political post while we prep for the World Science Fiction Convention (LACon) in Anaheim, next weekend... and the premier of my play, The Escape! Hope...
With a new Moon in play, skywatchers anticipate a fine Perseid performance this year. The post A Perfectly Timed Perseid Meteor Shower appeared first on Sky & Telescope.
Fantastic. Now you can get serious with the camera and your Askar scope
Source: apod.nasa.gov 2026 July 31: NGC 4372 and the Dark Doodad 2026 July 30: Red Sun through Wildfire Smoke 2026 July 29: Psyche Receives Gravity Assist from Mars 2026 July 28: B...
Sure. It’s just another image of Phobos crossing the disk of the Sun, as seen from the surface of Mars. Like so much of the modern space era, these images, once amazing, are now al...
A few more Dwarf 3 images from me - I can’t use the Askar 71F telescope as my ZWO camera is STILL with 365 Astro being “repaired” - they ordered a new motherboard but ZWO didn’t se...
Jennifer11: Are they likely to be good enough? They may be - OTOH you never know if they have come from a reputable manufacturer. I would order online from an astronomy retaile...
In 2019/2020 I covered, the excitement caused by the apparent and sudden dimming of Betelgeuse, the variable red supergiant in the constellation of Orion, when the star dropped fro...
Getting an affordable smart telescope, like the Dwarf Mini or Seestar S30, is easier and more rewarding than I thought.
Here’s when some of this year’s most anticipated astronomical events will happen and the best way to observe them.
September is full of opportunities to expand your knowledge of the night sky. Mark your calendars.
This periodic visitor is now bright enough to see in binoculars from a dark sky. We also report on a bright supernova in Ursa Major. The post Comet 10P/Tempel Brightens, Sets Sail...
The Central West Astronomical Society of New South Wales marks its annual AstroFest with an amateur photography competition. Do stories and artists like this matter to you? Become...
Update on the ZWO 585 MC Air Astro camera/controller - it’s finally back with me after two months - I chased 365 Astro on Wednesday and they shipped it back to me on Thursday. I ra...
This month we’ve got three big celestial events to cover: eclipses of the Sun and Moon, and especially good prospects for the Perseid meteor shower. Plus we’ll track down a few pla...
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