@GregSchwanbeck Bruce Yeany on Youtube has a lot of videos of these tracks and other variations designed for the classroom. This is just one: https://t.co/Q9cdRAaS1t
Danny El Abboud's M82 processing work with NASA's Microbservatory challenge. Learning a lot about RGB processing. Thanks for the resources @MicroObs#AstrophotoChallenges
This site is pretty amazing. Listen in on the Apollo 11 communications in real time as they happened 50 years ago. The anniversary of the moon landing is in several days.
https://t.co/5fhJ7vJlPy
Some further moon work with the 12" Meade. Natural colors: the blue areas indicate past volcanic activity and high titanium content, or so the internet tells me.
Here's the moon after during a break in the clouds today. I've spent some time realigning the optics on the Meade 12" telescope. It's a beast! A special thanks to Mr. D for supporting the observatory with some new collimation tools!
Check out the Milky Way & stars reflecting off the water on this amazing time lapse by Gao Mo '19. Senior project outing to the Bortle class 3 skies of central NH. No help from Mr. Smith: our seniors are all growns up!
I was on the cape doing some photography on Fri. and saw this by accident at around 11pm. I thought a major satellite had burned up on re-entry. I tried a couple of photos, but all I got was two 8 sec exposures so it just looks like a shooting star
https://t.co/fM0WjHie2w
D Period juniors bringing home the lunch bag awards for their rockets: conistency, Leadership, Gold medal height, Silver medal height, Infinite time. Missing G. Fitzpatrick, "uncontrollable yaw award"