A passion for building instrumentation, and a hint of dark matter in dwarf galaxies – […]
Month: September 2023
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Space Safety Plea – Ice on the Moon
Setting aside the megaconstellation frankenstein being created, which never should have been allowed to happen, […]
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Chang’e-6 launch: What to expect
The missionThe Chang’e-6 spacecraft consists of four separate components: an orbiter, lander, ascender, and reentry […]
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Late April 2024 Severe | Satellite Liaison Blog
An active period of severe weather struck the central/southern plains from late April through the […]
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ARMAGH OBSERVATORY AND PLANETARIUM RECEIVES UK-WIDE STEM ENGAGEMENT GRANT – Astronotes
Astronomical Research Facility Announced as one of 12 Recipients of £9,500 Grant May 2024 Leading […]
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A New View of Observed Galaxies through 3D Modelling and Visualisation
A comparison of our M83 visualisations from non-Earth-based viewpoints to similar observations of other galaxies […]
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Harnessing the Power of the Industrial and Technological Benefits Policy for Canada’s Space Economy
https://ised-isde.canada.ca/site/industrial-technological-benefits/en/industrial-and-technological-benefits The Industrial and Technological Benefits (ITB) Policy is a powerful tool designed to leverage […]
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Planetary Wanderings: Hubble and Juno
Mike Wong invited me to be a co-author on his excellent paper in ApJ Supplement, […]
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A Russian Optical Reconnaissance satellite launch from Plesetsk upcoming [UPDATED TWICE]
click map to enlarge (two updates at bottom of post)Navigational Warnings have appeared that point to […]
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Your Astronomical Calendar to All Sky Spectacles in June 2024
As summer draws near, the night sky prepares to dazzle us with its spectacular show. […]