Some members of the Raleigh Astronomy Club and I got together last Wed. night (Aug. 7th) to watch the International Space Station pass in front of the Moon. This is an event that can only been see during certain passes and only from a narrow path on the ground. – Read more…
At the end of December, I attempted to capture the International Space Station as it crossed the face the sun (aka a transit). Well, I failed. However, it was still a valuable experience in all the researching and testing I performed. Here are some the resources I used: http://www.calsky.com (they Read more…
Back in July of 2011, I managed to take off a Friday and and drive down to to visit my brother and his family in Orlando and catch the last ever Space Shuttle Launch, STS 135. It was a risky move to drive 10 hours South to watch the launch Read more…