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Blog 175 — Andromeda, AI and I
By Joe Bauman, Salt Lake City Something was wrong with the stars in my photos, particularly…
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Blog 155 — A Sideways Galaxy
By Joe Bauman, Salt Lake City Galaxy NGC 891 reminded the famous English amateur astronomer Sir Patrick Alfred…
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Blog 156 — Medieval Astronomy
By Joe Bauman, Salt Lake City In Greece, a mountain called Athos is so high that…
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Blog 157 — The Cocoon in the Sky
By Joe Bauman, Salt Lake City On Oct. 5, 2024, a cold night, I searched for the…
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Blog 158 — Scoping Out a Phantom
By Joe Bauman, Salt Lake City Galaxies generally travel in gangs, where, as in the human variety,…
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Blog 159 — Surprising News about Black Holes
By Joe Bauman, Salt Lake City The Utah Astronomy Club and guests experienced one of the…
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Blog 160 — Death and Life
By Joe Bauman, Salt Lake City I’ve been struggling for a couple of days, trying to…
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Blog 174 — Albireo
By Joe Bauman, Salt Lake City I was a Cub Scout, Boy Scout and Sea Explorer…
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Blog 170 — A Sweet Swirl
By Joe Bauman, Salt Lake City Amateur astronomers interested in photographing or viewing a subject that…
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Blog 171 — The Draco Triplet
By Joe Bauman, Salt Lake City An interesting group of galaxies in the constellation Draco shows…