Thanksgiving Pleiades
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Thanksgiving night turned out to be beautifully clear, so I took the chance to see the Pleiades cluster
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Lets Try Geostationary Satellites Again Closer To Equinox
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Trying again to see geosynchronous satellites. They’re much brighter this time since we’re closer to the equinox.
Read MoreGeostationary Satellites
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My first attempt at trying to photograph geostationary satellites over 22,000 miles away. They’re extremely dim, but they’re there!
Read MoreISS With Amazing Detail
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I got a picture of the space station that shows the structure of the entire station! Solar panels are visible, as are the Russian and US/European segments!
Read MoreLet's Find Neil and Buzz
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Tonight I decided to try and find the Apollo 11 landing site. I can’t quite see Amrstrong, Aldrin, or Collins craters, but I found the site!
Read MoreZooming In Further Doesn't Really Work Better
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I tried zooming in to get more detail on Saturn, but obviously more zoom doesn’t equal to better picture
Read MoreThe Great Red Spot!
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Tonight was the first time I clearly photographed the great red spot on Jupiter! It’s not very clear, but it’s definitely there!
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First Real Success With The ISS!
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I’m blown away by this picture of the space station. It’s the clearest I’ve ever achieved BY FAR. It’s a thing of beauty!
Read MoreTrying Jupiter Again and Enjoying The Moon
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I got a pretty good picture of Jupiter, but I also got one of its moons!
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First Attempt To Photograph The International Space Station
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I finally have a camera that will allow me to take long exposure shots, so lets see if I can get the space station streaking across the sky.
Read MoreFirst Attempts At Long Exposure Photography
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My first attempt at star trail photography wasn’t perfect, but much better than I expected. I’m proud of this one!
Read MoreLet's Begin Here
/Well I have to start somewhere.
This obviously isn't the beginning of my astronomy journey, so I'll do my best to fill in posts for pictures I've already taken.
Keep looking up!
