Volume 12 Issue 2 Astronomy Technology Today

Volume 12 Issue 2 Astronomy Technology Today In this issue editor gary parkerson talks about the new focus of the magazine as well as his experience creating an ultra portable astro travel kit; dr. james r. dire test drives the william optics 20 th anniversary flourorstar 123 mm refractor; mark zaslove shows how the unified software theory prism v10 is a do everything astroimaging platform; paul temple tells of his hard earned lessons in astrophotography trouble shooting with his celestron cpc 1100; our looking back article will please visual observers as andy cheng test drives the hubble optics ul14f f5 utlra portable, ultra affordable and ultra big dobsonian telescope; plus industry news, new products and more!. Att definitive equipment guide to viewing the solar eclipse august 9, 2021 by astronomy technology today.

Volume 12 Issue 3 Astronomy Technology Today Your daily source for space and astronomy news. expert coverage of nasa missions, rocket launches, space exploration, exoplanets, and the latest discoveries in astrophysics. This issue of astronomy technology today includes the following articles: a cover article about the celestron starsense autoguider and how it can perform mount modeling, center objects, and autoguide for long exposure astrophotography. During the height of the cold war, how did prominent western and soviet scientists end up in canada discussing nuclear weapons? a half century after the discovery of hawking radiation, we are still dealing with the quantum puzzle it exposed. In this issue larry alvarez introduces and reviews the new shg700 spectroheliograph for solar imaging; jim thompson offers an in depth overview of the many different products available for solar observing and imaging; dr. james dire takes a look back at his experiences with the 2024 great north america solar eclipse; […].

Volume 2 Issue 10 Astronomy Technology Today During the height of the cold war, how did prominent western and soviet scientists end up in canada discussing nuclear weapons? a half century after the discovery of hawking radiation, we are still dealing with the quantum puzzle it exposed. In this issue larry alvarez introduces and reviews the new shg700 spectroheliograph for solar imaging; jim thompson offers an in depth overview of the many different products available for solar observing and imaging; dr. james dire takes a look back at his experiences with the 2024 great north america solar eclipse; […]. The zwo seestar s30 smart telescope is designed to make astrophotography accessible and simple for those new to astronomy or those who want to maximize their time under the stars. Our inaugural issue! articles include opt’s pentax line of imaging optimized apos; starizona’s hyperstar ultra fast imaging system; the william optics 66 mm zenithstar “patriot” apo; tele vue’s t4 nagler; two unique atm projects – an equatorial fork mounted newtonian and a wood hemispherical dobsonian; a simple newtonian tube rotation solution; a […]. Solar astronomy today was launched to help those interested in imaging and viewing the sun learn about the products and services available. In this issue dr. james dire test drives the explore scientific 100mm maksutov cassegrain telescope, the first mak cass review in att’s 18 years; curtis v. macchioni offers his second article on the top ten eea challenges; mark zaslove shows that the roofnest car tent is perfect if you want somewhere to sleep while imaging – or, for a.