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The ISS moved very slowly “up.” I was surprised by the speed.
Read moreDetailsGiven the rise from NNW and descension into East, the best location for the camera was the worst location on...
Read moreDetailsAs I had not filmed Saturn since last year, I was very worried that the results would not be good.
Read moreDetailsThe Moon shone bright, even as a crescent, which blocked most of the South sky from deep sky observing.
Read moreDetailsMy astrophotography journal came in very handy this week as I put my telescope and camera and lenses back into...
Read moreDetailsSince my last post on January’s eclipse, I have observed the night sky when opportunity presented itself.
Read moreDetailsLike last year’s, the Moon began to form an unnatural crescent, and yet unlike last year’s there formed a reddish...
Read moreDetailsWonderful stargazing weather. That is how I describe last night, though I am sure some would disagree because it was...
Read moreDetailsI would like to say that today’s image was made possible from careful planning and thoughtful execution.
Read moreDetailsA nearly Full Moon was on clear display tonight, lighting up a pleasantly mild July evening.
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