I spent 7 hours behind a monitor yesterday downloading SDO data of the Mercury transit every 15-minutes. I put all the SDO data together to give this very short animation.
Over the New Forest Observatories this evening:
Could I please re-iterate: None of my images are available “free of charge”. Please take a moment to look at the “Image Agency and Copyright Notice” section. Thank you.
Here is the Epsilon Cassiopeiae region in Cassiopeia – and to the middle left you can see a very clear Lambda, together with a much smaller and fainter Lambda.
The 100th monkey effect, which may not be an effect at all, is about non-physical communication of data. The original 100th monkey effect supposedly started with a single monkey, in a group of monkeys on an isolated island, who discovered … Continue reading
Mathematics is just another language – granted it is a highly complex language – but a language it is. Just as ordinary language attempts to put into words thoughts, ideas, and “reality” – mathematics tries to do the same with … Continue reading
Could I please re-iterate: None of my images are available “free of charge”. Take a moment to look at the “Image Gallery/Agency and Copyright Notice” section. Thank you.
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About a year ago a German amateur imager contacted me about a faint object lying near Aldebaran. It was visible (just) in an old image of mine which only had an hour of total exposure time. Just woke up this … Continue reading
