Widening out the field of view of my recent shot around the Jellyfish Nebula,
Widening out the field of view of my recent shot around the Jellyfish Nebula, we are treated to some beautiful sights. Known as Sharpless 249, […]
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Past interaction with the nearby Sarah’s Galaxy left this galaxy significantly warped
Rounding out my tour of the Leo Triplet (I will post the full 4 panel mosaic soon!), this is the galaxy M66. Past interaction with […]
Under the Wing
This is some detail from my forthcoming 4 panel, 200 megapixel mosaic of IC 2177, a complex emission nebula 3,800 lightyears from Earth. Sometimes referred […]
Iris nebula in true color
This is the core of the Iris nebula in true color as captured with my largest telescope at high magnification. 1,300 lightyears from Earth, the […]
My first look this season at the Great Orion nebula
My first look this season at the Great Orion nebula. This cradle of creation is giving birth to thousands of new stars and planetary systems, […]
A offer I couldn’t refuse
I’ve still got lots of summertime shots to share, but as the fall kicks in the winter constellations are just starting to show themselves in […]
The Lost Jewel of Orion
1,793 lightyears from Earth an young, open cluster of brilliant stars graces the sky right next to the Great Orion Nebula. It’s easy to overlook […]
Work in Progress
Quick sneak peek at the data I am collecting to capture M104, also known as the Sombrero Galaxy, in greater detail than I ever have […]
When people in the year 1054 witnessed the sudden appearance of a “daytime star”, they didn’t know what to make of it
BOOOOOM When people in the year 1054 witnessed the sudden appearance of a “daytime star”, they didn’t know what to make of it. It faded […]
Supernova in the Pinwheel Galaxy
10 days ago, Koichi Itagaki, an amateur astronomer in Japan, was the first to discover a new supernova in M101, also known as the Pinwheel […]