Look What’s Hiding Behind the Stars – Spaghetti Edition
The Spaghetti Nebula is the remains of a supernova that occurred about 40,000 years agoContinue Reading
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The Spaghetti Nebula is the remains of a supernova that occurred about 40,000 years agoContinue Reading
It’s an age-old question as fiercely debated as Coke or Pepsi, Canon or Nikon, boxersContinue Reading
Thor’s Helmet (NGC 2359) imaged in HSO by Craig Stocks. Most images of this regionContinue Reading
My wife and I were walking up to the mailbox last night and I lookedContinue Reading
I approach astrophotography as a form of fine art – meaning that my main motivationContinue Reading
As an astrophotographer you’d think I like stars – and I do. But what IContinue Reading
The Witch Head Nebula is a dim reflection nebula near the bright star Rigel (Orion’sContinue Reading
I find it absolutely fascinating that I can take pictures of objects floating around inContinue Reading
I’ve been a photographer (professional or enthusiast) for the last 50 years so when IContinue Reading
Hydrogen is the most common element in the universe. It was created in the BigContinue Reading