By Larry Hubble After processing in HaRGB where I use the Ha as the (L)uminous, I then added the Luminous later in Photoshop as a luminous channel. I am still working on M1 in Narrowband, …
Astronomy & Spaceflight Highlights: What to Look Forward to in 2020
As I’m writing this it is New Year’s Eve 2019 and I’m feeling pensive, which I guess is appropriate for this time of year. The year 2019 was a massive year for space and astronomy. …
Trip to Cape Canaveral
I’ve always love rockets and been fascinated with everything that goes into launching stuff into space. For me there’s a kind of romantic aspect to rockets, how it’s even possible to have man-made objects leave …
Partly Cloudy Skies
By Rick Fensch I finally made it to Broad Creek last weekend for a night of observing. It’s been a few years since I was last there. I forgot how great the experience is. It …
ISS Solar Transit
By Rick Fensch Have you ever tried to photograph the International Space Station? Me either! I mean, I’ve taken pictures of it’s trek across the sky with a wide angle lens, but I’ve never tried …
An Evening with Saturn
By Gary George I was out in the kitchen cooking dinner this past Thursday midafternoon when the phone rang. It was Larry asking what I’m doing tonight? nothing, I replied It’s starting to get too …