Journey through Time as we explore the Cosmos together through Astrophotography!
Let's take a thrilling journey through Time, where looking up at the night sky means seeing the Cosmos as it was in the past. Join me as we take off on this incredible voyage together, and you can be a time traveling Astropotamus, just like me!
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Recent articles, equipment, and other posts
With only a 30 minute window between sunset and its disappearnce behind the trees, I managed to get this image of the comet.
One of the brightest and best shows of Northern Lights in Solar Cycle 25!
My mount and my guiding were conflicting with each other, so I got this crappy iamge of the Iris SNebula
Today, we're going to explore one of the most fundamental constants in the universe, and the basis for how our particular form of time travel works: the speed of light.
British astronomer Herbert Hall Turner combined the words "parallax" and "second" in 1913 and created the term 'parsec."
Travels Through Time
These are some images taken with various Time Machines, cameras, and techniques as I've learned the art of Astrophotography. You can find more in the Pictures section. Some are good and I hope they inspire you; some are bad and I hope you learn from my mistakes.
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