The new PrimaLuceLab EAGLE4 computers have been released and are available in three configurations, the EAGLE4 PRO, EAGLE4 S, and EAGLE4. They provide the ability to replace your standard laptop or desktop computer and spend less time setting up your equipment and more time imaging. Since it includes a Windows […]
A review of the December skies will be the subject this week on the What’s Up? Webcast. December brings many of the winter time constellations as well as the Great Conjunction. The Sky-Watcher team will take a look at what we can see for the last month of the year. […]
The Pegasus Astro Powerbox Advance is a multi-functional device designed to support the efforts of both visual and imaging amateur astronomers. The device is designed to offer a mix of features between the Pegasus Astro Pocket sensor and the Pegasus Astro Ultimate Powerbox and has been designed to provide more […]
The Pegasus Astro Powerbox Advance is a multi-functional device designed to support the efforts of both visual and imaging amateur astronomers. The device is designed to offer a mix of features between the Pegasus Astro Pocket sensor and the Pegasus Astro Ultimate Powerbox and has been designed to provide more […]
The Pegasus Astro Uranus Meteo Sensor is a multi-functional device designed to support the efforts of both visual and imaging amateur astronomers. With overall dimensions of 93 x 55 x 24 mm and a weight of only 120 grams, it is smaller than the size of a cigarette box. Equipped […]
In this issue John Crisp shares the views through the MaxBright II Binoviewer – eliciting responses like Holy Cow…Amazing… That’s Incredible!; Matt Harmston tests Astronomik filters under dark skies; Mike Weasner gets an immersive view with the Explore Scientific 2″ 9MM 120° eyepiece; Peter Rejto creates a practical automated multi-camera […]
Sky chart printing and more are now available from PDX Astronomy. The new service provides the ability for you to print your favorite sky charts, atlases, observing guides and other field manuals on water-proof paper. The process is simple, simply email your documents in a PDF with your order. PDX […]
A PlaneWave Instruments CDK600 was installed for Brigham Young University. The company has shared a video instillation where they install a PlaneWave Instruments CDK600 observatory telescope package on an equatorial wedge. The CDK600 package from PlaneWave includes a CDK24 telescope and L-600 direct drive mount. This system is great for […]
Deep-Sky Planner 8 from Knightware has been released offering an updated and expanded professional catalog data and lots of new features. Deep-Sky Planner 8 makes your imaging and visual observing faster, easier and more accurate. Deep-Sky Planner 8 astronomy software for Windows provides the powerful, accurate tools you need to […]
Observatory 1.6 has been released by Code Obsession providing an update to the astrophotography image management and preprocessing application for macOS. Observatory is now a macOS Universal app, which can run natively on both Apple silicon and Intel-based Mac computers. Observatory 1.6 integrates with macOS to add Quick Look and […]
With a 16 bits A/D converter, the new MallinCam SkyRaider DS26c/mTEC is a video equipped camera with the new Sony Industrial 26.1 megapixels, back illuminated IMX571BQR-J, APS-C size, 28.3 mm (1.8 type) diagonal, 80% QE high performance CMOS sensor. Having 3.76 X3.76 microns pixels with no amp glow, this new […]
The Mount Lemmon SkyCenter will be the focus of this week’s What’s Up? Webcast as the Sky-Watcher team talks to Dr. Alan Strauss, Director, Director of the center, to learn what it’s like to run an astronomical facility, outreach/education and much more. The Mount Lemmon SkyCenter offers science and astronomy educational […]