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Nexstar Extension Cables
Astrophotography Tonight
- Interview with Martin Cohen April 29, 2013 AstroPhotography Tonight
- Adam Block Image Processing Workshop May 2nd – 5th, 2013 January 19, 2013 Ray Shore
- Venus Transit by Sean Davies June 11, 2012 AstroPhotography Tonight
- Astrophotography on a Budget May 5, 2012 Martin Cohen
- Digital SLR Astrophotography May 2, 2012 Ray Shore
Mike’s Astronomy Blog
- Messier and the ED152 March 20, 2013 Mike Wiles
- A Crash Course On PixInsight February 28, 2013 Mike Wiles
- Hindsight January 30, 2013 Mike Wiles
- Two Years In - What I've Learned January 24, 2013 Mike Wiles
- Test Report: Explore Scientific ED127 Carbon Fiber Apo Refractor November 6, 2012 Mike Wiles
AstroChuck BlogSpot
- The Moon & The Milky Way May 19, 2013 Chuck Manges
- M81 & M82 May 10, 2013 Chuck Manges
- IC443 & M35 Mosaic April 7, 2013 Chuck Manges
- Jellyfish Nebula IC443 ****updated**** March 16, 2013 Chuck Manges
- Before & After Part#2 March 6, 2013 Chuck Manges
Star Painter Observatory
TelescopeMan
- Hi Joe, Missed you at the TAS meeting last night, I hope all is well. I was hoping to get a bit of time with you to discuss the processes that you use to record, process and post meeting videos. As I am a FWAS member as well as a TAS member, I was hoping to use your processes to offer the same service to the FWAS club. Thanks Bill Nichols May 25, 2013
- TelescopeMan - SKYNET on amateur radio April 7, 2013
Angel Light Observatory
Latest Image of the Sun
HubbleSite Daily Image
Plume of Gas and Dust Spouts From Volcanic Eruption on IoCredit: John Spencer (Lowell Observatory) and NASA
Uncle Rods Blogspot
- The Herschel Project Nights 41 and 42 May 19, 2013 Rod Mollise
- More Herschel Fun May 12, 2013 Rod Mollise
NASA IOTD
The Engine Burns Blue
This image shows a cutting-edge solar-electric propulsion thruster in development at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif., that uses xenon ions for propulsion. An earlier version of this solar-electric propulsion engine has been flying on NASA's Dawn mission to the asteroid belt. This engine is being considered as part of the Asteroid Initiative, a proposal to robotically capture a small near-Earth asteroid and redirect it safely to a stable orbit in the Earth-moon system where astronauts can visit and explore it. This image was taken through a porthole in a vacuum chamber at JPL where the ion engine is being tested. Image credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech
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