This is the first blog in a series I intend to write called Climate Change for Dummies. So, How do we know that recent increases… Read More »Climate Change for Dummies #1: How do we know that recent increases in CO2 levels are man-made?
If you look up the term “False Balance” you will, no doubt, come across the Wikipedia definition. Here is the first sentence from the Wiki… Read More »Man-made Climate Change: False Balance in the Press
This is the first time I’ve dabbled with an article on Climate Change in my blog. It’ll probably be my last, as I guess I’ll… Read More »Ted Cruz and Lord Lawson. Strange bedfellows? (perhaps not)
Here are three different versions of M16, The Eagle Nebula in the constellation of Serpens Cauda. Interestingly, the constellation of Serpens is unique in that… Read More »Three Images of the Eagle Nebula
Very pleased to see a recent picture of Comet C/2013 US10 (Catalina) has made today’s NASA Astronomical Picture of the day. http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap150818.html
Lots of good data coming out of the lovely 12.5″ RCOS setup that I share in Siding Springs, Australia. Here are four recent images of… Read More »Recent Deep Sky Images
I’m very pleased to say that I have, today, received my first NASA “Astronomy Picture of the Day” or APOD. Click on the link below:… Read More »My First NASA APOD
The possible nova with the catchy designated name of PNVJ20233073+2046041 has now officially been named as Nova Delphini 2013. It was clear here last night… Read More »Nova Delphini 2013 – It’s official!
A bright Nova has appeared in the little constellation of Delphinus (The Dolphin). It is on the limit of naked-eye visibility, at roughly magnitude 6.3, … Read More »A New Star in Delphinus
What was it about The Ring Nebula (M57) that inspired me to put together this little blog article? I guess it must be that it… Read More »Zooming in on The Ring Nebula