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Comet McNaught - Jan 2007
General Links
- 2009-Dec-03: The Imaging Source is now selling CCD cameras for astrophotography equipped with gigabit ethernet and capable of exposures from 60 seconds to 1/60th of a second. [8815]
- 2009-Sep-29: An 800 megapixel view of the night sky roughly as the human eye can see it. [8575]
- 2009-Sep-21: The Bahtinov Focusing Mask can be made specifically for each telescope, a generator that produces an SVG drawing of a custom mask is available here. [8537]
- 2009-Sep-10: New pictures from the Hubble after its 2009 repairs. Some really amazing sights! [8503]
- 2009-Aug-24: NASA is finally placing high resolution images on the web for public download. [8414]
- 2008-Dec-04: As always, Hubble seems to be the king of the telescopes, this time being used for an Advent Calendar. [7300]
- 2008-Jul-26: NASA has opened its space image libraries to the public as a single site called NASA Images. [6583] [1]
- 2007-Dec-21: A pair of small telescopes built out of digital cameras and telephoto lenses has been used to find an extra-solar planet. [4509]
- 2007-Dec-21: The Meade Deep Space Imager, looks like a nice little package [4508]
- 2007-Dec-21: Star hunting with internet connected telescopes. [4507]
- 2007-Dec-21: The very nice M31 challenge on the Digital_Astro site a great place for digital camera astrophotography [4506]
- 2007-Dec-21: Astrosurf has some nice planetary pictures from A.Cidadão done with a CCD imager. More on CCD imaging can be found here, and here. [4505]
- 2007-Dec-21: Rent a telescope and use it over the internet, what a way to make your obsession tax deductable... [4504]
- 2007-Dec-21: New very high resolution imaging of the Sun [4503]
- 2007-Dec-21: Ah, the home observatory, or obsession... [4502]
- 2007-Dec-21: Links to the Hubble pictures [4501]
- 2007-Dec-21: How to watch for commets without leaving your house [4500]
- 2007-Dec-21: The ultimate in BIG telescopes, the current VLT, the future OWL and the possible solar foci probe. [4499]
- 2007-Dec-21: Top space photos for 2001 from space.com [4498]
- 2007-Dec-21: The MOST space project, Canada's own space telescope due to go into orbit Oct 2002. [4497]
- 2007-Dec-21: SpaceWeather has plenty of information on the current happenings (sun spots, meteor showers...) [4496]
- 2007-Dec-21: Soon virtual astronomy may change the way we look at the stars [4495]
- 2007-Dec-21: Thierry Legault has a good set of pages on the use of CCD imagers, including some nice shots of Jupiter (including the SL-9 impact) [4494]
- 2007-Dec-21: SEDS, Students for the Exploration and Development of Space [4493]
- 2007-Dec-21: Astro Info, a astronomical ephemeris/almanac for the Palm Pilot [4492]
- 2007-Dec-21: Home Planet, another package for viewing the sky [4491]
- 2007-Dec-21: Sky Charts (Cartes du Ciel) software for viewing the sky [4490]
- 2007-Dec-21: How to make a Hartman Mask to help focus the scope with a CCD camera [4489]
- 2007-Dec-21: Home Planet software [4488]
- 2007-Dec-21: The Scopetronix site which includes the Digi-T digital camera attachment system [4487]
- 2007-Dec-21: Weasner's Mighty ETX Site [4486]
- 2007-Dec-21: Celestron telescopes [4485]
- 2007-Dec-21: Questar telescopes [4484]
- 2007-Dec-21: Meade telescopes [4483]
- 2007-Dec-21: The Astronomy Boy site for amateur astronomy [4482]
- 2007-Dec-21: Christoph Petermann's site which includes some use of the Canon G1 to take star pictures [4481]