It’s been five months already since we launched Telescope Live 3, and, today, we are glad to announce that we are getting one further step closer to our vision of making the night sky more accessible to everybody<

I am going through the loads of data I gathered while on a week of vacation out between Marfa and Presidio TX shooting in nice Bortle 1 skies.

After spotting the most distant individual star, astronomers break the record for the most distant galaxy !

Astronomers have proven that Mercury can be subject to geomagnetic storms, much like the Earth!

Today is podium day!

The new policy @telescopelive may prompt some people to enquire. Where to publish astrophotography images that might require adhering to the new policy?

The winners of this contest have already been announced.

Today I wanted to discuss collaborative imaging. Collaborative imaging is where you and some others all go after the same object and combine your data.

The Hubble Space Telescope (HST) never ceases to amaze !

Well, maybe not so happy for us here in the United States and wherever else does DST tonight. Spring Forward cuts into imaging time!

Astronomers are taking a step back from the sky to look at their carbon footprint.

I was examining all the discontent that occurs on Cloudy Nights and elsewhere when someone (beginners and veterans) wants to know what the best gain and offset settings are for their particular camera.