On this month's show we talk about what's happening with our Stargazing tours this coming December, Galactic Ireland gift vouchers and the Great Conjunction of Saturn and Jupiter in the Winter Solstice plus plenty more space news from around the Galaxy!
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Great night under the #stars last night with our latest #space crew. We even had the new #spacebus out with us
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On this month's show we talk about what's happening with our Stargazing tours this coming December, Galactic Ireland gift vouchers and the Great Conjunction of Saturn and Jupiter in the Winter Solstice plus plenty more space news from around the Galaxy!
https://t.co/Yuww9Wf6t1
I loved 2020. Let’s do it again. Thanks for all the support! I live online so being connected to you all made my year. #bestnine2020#clearskies#keeplookingup
Flame and Horsehead Nebula shot in my front yard, this image consists of photon collection using an @Optolong_filter L Enhance filter
Skywatcher evostar 100mm ed apo
@zwoasi 294mc pro
#Astrophotography#Space
I will add this narrow band data to my color image forming an HaRgb
Thank you to everyone for coming in tonight and especially everyone who did their turn to celebrate making it through a really rubbish year.
What a marvellous way to finish the VAC year.
I've not laughed so much for ages.🤣
Have a restful and safe Christmas. 🎅
Some smartphones are introducing periscope assemblies which allows them to horizontally embed a small telescope for longer focal length (zoom) without making the phone thicker. Rumormill suggests Apple will get on board in 2022. 📱🔭
February - As the new school and academic year began, a health crisis in China was gathering pace. Nevertheless, everything started as it always had with commencement parties and sports days.... Meanwhile the Edge was hunting the beautiful spiral galaxy NGC 2997 #Astrophotography
Gaia Makes Most Accurate 3D Map Of The Milky Way Yet
Image credits: ESA/Gaia/DPAC/CC BY-SA 3.0 IGO; acknowledgement: A. Moitinho
https://t.co/GR76K7XQ8b via @SkyandTelescope
Zoom in and you can see #Jupiter's moons (left to right: #Ganymede, #Europa, #IO (too close to bright Jupiter to see) and #Callisto).
If I had a better camera, you might have seen #Saturn's rings here too... #Oxfordshire