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ASTRONOMY NEWS |
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Tom Field and His RSpecRSpec is a spectroscopy program, which reads image data and analyzes its spectrum. The author Tom Field developed this application with the help of The Imaging Source astronomy camera and SDK. He will be hosting a seminar at NEAF next month. |
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ITV - Astronomy Gathering in GermanyInternationales Teleskoptreffen Vogelsberg is a wonderful opportunity for German astronomy folks to get together, share their experience about telescopes and explore the night sky. The event is organized by one of our German resellers, Intercon GmbH. |
ASTRONOMY PHOTOGRAPHY |
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Discovery Photo Shot on GroundOn March 09, 2011, Space Shuttle Discovery completed its last mission and returned to Earth with a cumulative total of 365 days in space. Before this historic flight, German astrophotographer Oliver Stiehler captured an extraordinary picture of the shuttle with his DMK 21AF04.AS astronomy camera. |
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Saturn Image on March 01, 2011This brilliant image was taken by Australian astrophotographer John Earl with his DBK astronomy camera. Tethys and its shadow on Saturn are visible. |
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Marvelous Photos of Solar ProminenceCalifornian amateur astronomer Jim Ferreira is a no-stranger to most of us. This time he brought us a few remarkable photos of Solar Prominence on the southeast limb. His camera is DMK 21AU04.AS. |