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July 13th, 2008 by sgcullen in Announcements | 0 Comments | 841 Views
Our friend Adam Block from the University of Arizona astronomy department emailed us yesterday to let us know that his three day workshop “Making Every Pixel Count” will be kicking off at the Mount Lemmon SkyCenter in late August. For those of you who don’t know Adam, he is recognized as one of the top astro-imagers and an...
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June 12th, 2008 by sgcullen in Announcements | 0 Comments | 474 Views
LightBuckets announced today that they are open for imaging! As a space and astronomy enthusiast, if you have an interest in imaging what's in the night sky, this is the way to do it and create some absolutely stunning results. Also, if you enjoy image processing to bring out the faintest details and ultimate eye-popping...
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April 10th, 2008 by sgcullen in Breaking News | 0 Comments | 601 Views
The team working with NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter released the picture at the right today of the Mar's Moon Phobos. The image was taken on March 23rd, 2008 from a distance of approximately 4,200 miles. Phobos is just over 16 miles long and is irregular in shape. It is believed that its gravity was not sufficient to...
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February 21st, 2008 by sgcullen in Breaking News | 0 Comments | 580 Views
At 10:35pm Eastern time, Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates received a phone call saying that USA 193 had been successfully destroyed 153 miles above the Pacific Ocean. SpaceSpot has Department of Defense video showing the launch, flight, and intercept...you can find it here. It is believed that the remains of the...
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