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Photon Philosophy

by: Matt HarbisonApril 6, 2022

Photons bounced around in this alien star for a hundred thousand years or so…

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BOBFEST 2022

by: Matt HarbisonMarch 18, 2022

Welcome to the presentation. Please click the image above to download the files and follow along with me! I am saddened I could not be […]

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ORION – A Completed Project

by: Matt HarbisonFebruary 4, 2022

A Giant 2.5 Gigapixel image of the Orion Constellation by Matt Harbison.

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APOD!

by: Matt HarbisonJanuary 11, 2022

Astronomy Picture of the Day! I have no words for this honor. An achievement for sure, but I’m just thankful and humbled for the opportunity […]

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The Marathon Sky Survey

by: Matt HarbisonJanuary 10, 2022

A new project begins…

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Happy Holidays!

by: Matt HarbisonDecember 27, 2021

I don’t -for one second…

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Ancient Vistas

by: Matt HarbisonDecember 19, 2021

A 22 hour look at Barnard 33.

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Come Fly With Me

by: Matt HarbisonDecember 8, 2021

Sadr gets it’s name from Arab culture. Officially, “Chest” in Arabic, as it lies at the very heart of the constellation Cygnus. It resides just […]

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The Deep Dark Sky

by: Matt HarbisonSeptember 10, 2021

Here come the cool crisp fall nights! For the last few weeks I’ve been working on a portion of the Constellation Cygnus. Specifically a 12 […]

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The Setting Moon: not just for Hydrogen capture.

by: Matt HarbisonAugust 29, 2021

First off- the morning soundtrack: Spotify: José González – Let it Carry You I’ve been in a remote observatory collecting data for about a four […]

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20,000 Leagues Above the Sea

by: Matt HarbisonAugust 20, 2021

An ode to a childhood favorite!

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It’s a Marvelous Night for a Moondance…

by: Matt HarbisonAugust 20, 2021

Go outside tonight and look at the Moon!

Equipment Reviews, General News, Space for Everybody, Uncategorized

Antlia Pro 50.8 LRGB + Narrowband Filters: Revisited

by: Matt HarbisonMay 27, 2021

It’s been a few months since I originally posted concerning the new Antlia Pro filters. First off, I want to be give props to folks […]

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Rock & Roll

by: Matt HarbisonMay 26, 2021

My recent upgrades to my well-loved dob.

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Weird Solitude

by: Matt HarbisonApril 27, 2021

This past summer I read John Van Dyke’s book: The Desert. It really sat with me because of his beautiful language describing the desert. I must say I was excited to finish the book after the first few pages. There’s a loyal dog (Cappy)

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The Spaghetti Nebula and the Star Alnath

by: Matt HarbisonApril 14, 2021

The Star Alnath (or Elnath), prominent in the bottom left, is the point of the right horn of the constellation Taurus and also a part […]

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Fast and Wide

by: Matt HarbisonApril 13, 2021

Astrophotographer (me) problems: Pixel Peeping. I’m finally finishing up my projects from the Winter in Marathon. I began SH2-240 ( often called the Spaghetti Nebula) […]

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The Seagull Nebula IC-2177

by: Matt HarbisonMarch 13, 2021

Data acquired from February 22, 2021 through March 8, 2021 in Marathon, Texas I’m happy to reveal the first mosaic image taken remotely out of […]

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Just Like Watching Grass Grow

by: Matt HarbisonFebruary 27, 2021

LIVE BEAN CAM! Throughout the month this tiny kidney bean will grow on camera. I’ll be posting the time lapse daily on our FB page […]

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It’s a Bird!

by: Matt HarbisonFebruary 24, 2021

I’ve always joked about this nebula being a bird, but I’m starting to see it! This is a three panel mosaic from my system in […]

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Just Out of the Visible Spectrum

by: Matt HarbisonFebruary 22, 2021

I’m having so much fun on my new (to me) telescope system. Not only is it FAST- it’s WIDE! Giant swaths of the sky are […]

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Here’s to Perseverance

by: Matt HarbisonFebruary 18, 2021

Today’s the day. Nasa’s new Mars rover touches down! Or- at least I hope it does in one piece. So many things have to go […]

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The Long Ride Home

by: Matt HarbisonFebruary 12, 2021

Sleet, snow, ice, and freezing fog, Oh My! We have started our twenty hour, two day, trip home. It’s a LONG ride for sure… luckily […]

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All Systems Go!

by: Matt HarbisonFebruary 9, 2021

To say that I’m excited would be an understatement. The upgrade in the observatory is proving to be a game changer. Extremely fast glass, giant […]

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It’s All In the Details

by: Matt HarbisonFebruary 8, 2021

You’ve heard it said. “It’s the little things”. And it really is. For me, little things add up to the big things. So how about […]

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