NASA APOD's
What is a NASA APOD?
Astronomy Picture of the Day (APOD) is a website provided by NASA and Michigan Technological University (MTU). According to the website, "Each day a different image or photograph of our universe is featured, along with a brief explanation written by a professional astronomer.
Astronomy Picture of the Day (APOD) is a website provided by NASA and Michigan Technological University (MTU). According to the website, "Each day a different image or photograph of our universe is featured, along with a brief explanation written by a professional astronomer.
TV Features
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NGC2264 - The Christmas Tree cluster
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Competitions
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Winner of the International Astronomy Show 2015 Imaging competition
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Winner of the Astrophotography website of 2015 in both Spain and Europe as sponsored by Astroshop.eu
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Magazine articles
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In Astronomy Now magazine, December 2016 I had an article published entitled 'Astrophotography: Art or science'. It explored the relationship between art and science and asks whether we have a responsibility to keep things looking real. You can read the article by following this link
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In Amateur Astronomy magazine Issue 89, Winter 2016 I was the Star Person in their issue. You can read the entire article by following this link
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In Astronomy Now March 2015 I had an article published regarding mono images and how they are perceived.
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An article that was published in Astronomy Now May 2017 where I looked at a Dual-Imaging rig and how it saves time.
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Sky at Night Magazine have published a number of articles that I have written about AstroPixel processor. You can find them in the following links in the AatroPixel Processor tutorials page.
1) Integration with Astro Pixel Processor - July 2018
2) Calibration frames - April 2018
3) First Light Astro Pixel Processor - January 2018
4) Building a mosaic using Astro Pixel Processor - August 2018
5) Creating Hubble Style Telescope images using Astro Pixel Processor - February 2020
1) Integration with Astro Pixel Processor - July 2018
2) Calibration frames - April 2018
3) First Light Astro Pixel Processor - January 2018
4) Building a mosaic using Astro Pixel Processor - August 2018
5) Creating Hubble Style Telescope images using Astro Pixel Processor - February 2020
S@N article - Binning image data and why you should do it - November 2017
S@N article - Making the best of bad images -February 2018
| s_n_feb_2018_rubbish_data.pdf |
Magazine publications (images)
Internet publications
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The Webb Deep-Sky Society - December 2017 - Picture of the month - Horsehead nebula in mono
The Webb Deep-Sky Society - December 2016 - Picture of the month - NGC1499 in mono
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Cover of the 'The Star Formation Newsletter' - From the Institute of Astronomy, Hawaii - 11th November 2016
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EAPOD - 6th October 2016
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The Webb Deep-Sky Society - August 2016 - Picture of the month - The complete Veil complex
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AAPOD2 - 23rd July 2015 - The Propeller nebula
AAPOD2 - 17th October 2014 - NGC6822
The Webb Deep-Sky society - March 2014 - Picture of the month - IC417
The Webb Deep-Sky society - October 2013 - Picture of the month - CTB1 / Abell 85
AAPOD2 - 10th March 2014 - IC410 The Tadpole nebula
AAPOD2 - 17th October 2014 - NGC6822
The Webb Deep-Sky society - March 2014 - Picture of the month - IC417
The Webb Deep-Sky society - October 2013 - Picture of the month - CTB1 / Abell 85
AAPOD2 - 10th March 2014 - IC410 The Tadpole nebula
Exhibition opportunities
Ten Days of Astronomy event - Croatia 2013 - NGC2244 (The Rosette nebula)
