Last week I ordered a new camera for my telescope. Unlike my Canon DSLR, this one is specifically aimed at capturing images whilst connected to a telescope.
These are the results of my first imaging session with the new camera.
A few days after taking a picture of the Moon with my telescope, I thought I’d try and get an image of a planet.
Jupiter and Saturn were visible in the sky, so I spent a couple of nights trying to grab some images.
Last weekend, I dusted off my telescope and DSLR camera with the intention of taking a picture of the Moon and Jupiter.
Of all the questions about the cosmos, the Fermi Paradox surely has to be one of the most fascinating. The question it poses is a simple one; Where are all the aliens?
I have been interested in Science and Astronomy for many many years. It has always been the one thing that has linked my hobbies and interests. Yes, I’m a nerd! For years I tried to hide my nerdhood from those who didn’t know me. Despite my best efforts, and some terrible hair styles, I expect …
Well, it’s done. After many months of procrastination, I have finally bitten the bullet by developing and publishing my website. I’ve toyed with the idea for some time as a way to express how I am getting on with my astrophotography and writing but there always seemed to be something “more important” to be getting …