Local independent TV broadcaster Meridian TV was filming at the New Forest Observatory on the evening of 2nd December 2008. Unfortunately they were still filming when that evening’s News was on and I think I missed my image of the … Continue reading
The Star Vistas radio programme was broadcast on Radio Solent on the morning of Friday 28th November 2008 – you can download this interview over the Internet. Meridian TV will be at the New Forest Observatory this coming week to cover … Continue reading
It appears that the forthcoming publication of Star Vistas has caught the attention of the Press. Although they have as usual got the detail incorrect, it’s a case of all publicity for Astronomy is good publicity. The Sun has something … Continue reading
More great news!! Today we got the Jellyfish nebula (IC443) and its companion IC444 published as an Earth Science Picture of the Day.
In their latest edition, Astronomy Technology Today have published two very nice Hyperstar articles, one written by the Starizona boys and one by yours truly. Astronomy Technology Today have kindly allowed the New Forest Observatory to host these articles, and … Continue reading
Today’s EPOD is the Canon 40D image of the crescent Moon and Mercury taken a while back. The sky played ball for a change giving a very atmospheric 🙂 image. This one image has by far the greatest number of … Continue reading
Great news yet again!!! I managed to get an EPOD image published today.
Woke up to a very pleasant surprise this morning 🙂 The Parker/Carboni definitive M31 image made today’s Earth Science Picture of the Day [EPOD]!! Thank you Jim for taking an interest in our work.
Great news again! The Parker/Carboni double-team got their rendition of the Jellyfish Nebula region in this month’s Astronomy Now as Picture of the Month!! Thank you once again to Nik Szymanek for a very nice accompanying description.
Good news! Our OIII-enhanced version of the Rosette nebula [RGB, OIII, H-alpha] image made today’s EPOD 🙂
