R. Jay Gabany
Book Review: Astronomical Image Processing Tutorials by Donald P. Waid
Astrophotography is an exhilarating pastime. Thanks to the digital revolution in amateur astronomy, taking deep space images is less of…
Astrophoto: Orion Deep field by Robert Gendler
We live in an age filled with robots- both those that respond to commands issued by a person and those…
Astrophoto: The Horsehead Nebula by Filippo Ciferri
Animals have always been important subjects for sculpture. In its earliest representations, the purpose was to gain control over the…
Book Review: Making Every Pixel Count, Vol. 1-3
Astronomy has many unfair advantages over the other natural sciences because it captures elements of travel, adventure and discovery. One…
Astrophoto: The Great Andromeda Galaxy- M31 by Takayuki Yoshida
Our lives in the early 21st Century can be characterized by many words and phrases. One of them, surely, is…
Astrophoto: Van den Bergh 152 by Giovanni Benintende
Go to a public place where people gather such as a rush hour sidewalk downtown or a weekend shopping mall…
Astrophoto: M83 by R. Jay GaBany
Our understanding of the Universe is written in pencil on the pages of a loose-leaf notebook because, like many of…
Astrophoto: From the Soul Nebula by Frank Barnes III
In June of 1889, about one year before his untimely death, the brilliant Dutch post-impressionist, Vincent Van Gogh, furiously completed…
Astrophoto: The Witch Head Nebula by Richard Payne
Since 1989, when the first extra solar planet was detected, 180 planetary systems featuring 210 planets have been identified as…
Astrophoto: Swan Song for a Comet
On December 2, 1995, the SOHO (Solar and Heliospheric Observatory) spacecraft was launched aboard an Atlas/Centaur rocket from Cape Canaveral…