Jupiter from March…2025
On the scale of the Universe, a year is not even a slice of a nanosecond. For us humans, a ...
Read moreDetailsOn the scale of the Universe, a year is not even a slice of a nanosecond. For us humans, a ...
Read moreDetailsOn this 40th Anniversary of the Space Shuttle Challenger Disaster, I recount my memories of the event, how I processed ...
Read moreDetailsI created several sets of fun and uplifting desktop wallpapers, all starring everyone's favorite penguin, Tux the Linux mascot. In ...
Read moreDetailsI built a new PC in 2025, which can dual-boot to either Windows or Fedora. In this article I catalogue ...
Read moreDetailsThere is a saying that you need to know when to retire. This can apply to comet viewing as well. ...
Read moreDetailsEach night photographing Comet A3 has presented its own challenges. On this evening, the problem was focus. On the prior ...
Read moreDetailsIn today's article, I pause and reflect on what AI has been over the past year and a half since ...
Read moreDetailsI recap my experience photographing the 2024 North America Solar Eclipse, along with discussing some of the challenges, and reflect ...
Read moreDetailsIn all the years I have photographed the Moon and Venus together, this is likely the closest I have ever ...
Read moreDetailsI missed the actual Jupiter opposition by a few days, due to weather. But Saturday night had very clear skies, ...
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