It does look like an artificial grouping of stars to make up the number 37 – but the group of stars at the centre of this image are for real and clearly show the number 37, proving Douglas Adams although … Continue reading
More good news! Managed to get the Earth Science Picture of the Day (EPOD) image for 13th March 2009 – with a “real” Earth Science picture – not a deep-sky image 🙂 This time it was a crepuscular ray sunset … Continue reading
Good news yet again!! We got yesterday’s Earth Science Picture of the Day [EPOD] with that amazing variable star lying right next to open cluster NGC7789 in Cassiopeia. Thank you once again Jim for publishing our work 🙂
Hey! Looks like we got today’s EPOD with the deeeeeeeep Coathanger Cluster image 🙂 Thank you Jim at EPOD for publishing this one!
Well the roll of good luck continues! Today Noel & I managed to get the Belt + Horsehead image published on the Earth Science Picture of the Day (EPOD) website. Thank you once again Jim 🙂
We’re on a roll!! The Parker/Carboni double-team have just got the Astronomy Picture of the Day for 23rd December 2008 with our Coathanger cluster image 🙂 This one is a personal favourite of mine and was my desktop for many months. … Continue reading
Great news for Greg & Noel – our image of La Superba has made it onto the APOD [Astronomy Picture of the Day] site for December 18th 2008!!!!!! This image was taken over 2 evenings using the Sky 90/SXVF-M25C combo, … Continue reading
To start off the International Year of Astronomy we are really pleased to announce that our 2-frame mosaic of the Belt region of Orion made a 2-page spread in the January 2009 edition of Astronomy Now 🙂 Covering pages 24 … Continue reading
The piece on the forthcoming publication of Star Vistas appeared on Meridian Evening News on Wednesday 10th December 2008. You can visit the Meridian News web site and view the programme now.
Well – I didn’t see anything about Star Vistas on Meridian News on either the 3rd or 4th December 2008 – sorry for the bad information given below. I have no idea when, or if, anything will be shown 🙁
