AstroBlast 2024 is an annual gathering of amateur astronomers, hosted by the Oil Region Astronomical Society, from October 1-6 at the Oil Region Astronomy Learning Center. Notable speakers include Matt Dieterich and Dr. Derrick Pitts. AstroBlast 2024...
Google Pixel Astrophotography offers night sky photography through its Night Sight feature, powered by the Tensor chip. This technology enables users to capture clear images of stars and celestial objects, as demonstrated by Nicholas Wilson in Arches...
The Losmandy AZ8 ALT AZ mount stands out as a dual saddle Alt-Azimuth telescope mount, known for its customizable options and robust construction. Engineered for precision, the mount features black anodized aluminum and stainless steel hardware. Its ...
French astrophotographer Alain Paillou specializes in capturing the subtle colors of the Moon's surface, particularly the blue, yellow, red, and green hues. These colors, resulting from metallic oxides and minerals, offer insights into the Moon's his...
Franklin Marek's Whats in my image script for PixInsight integrated search tools like astrometry.net, Aladin, and Simbad directly into PI. Users can easily identify and catalog celestial objects, streamline workflows, and enhance their imaging effici...
Proxisky has introduced the UMi 17R and Ragdoll harmonic mounts, three new products to their lineup: the UMi 17R, a high-precision equatorial mount with advanced servo motors; the Ragdoll 17, an affordable and lightweight mount; and the Ragdoll 20, c...
The nPAE Flip Turret, priced at $3,120.00, is a unique rotating device for large telescopes. It combines 6 x 2" eyepieces, filters, and astro imaging into one unit, allowing seamless transitions without refocusing. Ideal for both visual observations ...
Sharpstar has launched the Askar SQA55 Quintuplet Astrograph, it features a 55mm aperture, 264mm focal length, F4.8 focal ratio, a self-flattened quintuplet air-spaced SD glass Petzval design, and versatile focusing options, making it excel in astrop...
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