Discovery of the M31 [OIII] emission arc
Recently, a major discovery by an international team of amateur astronomers and scientists has become a huge online hit, and this new discovery is just located in one of the
Discovery Astrophotography with ZWO ASTRO
Dust changes on Mars during August 2018
Images by D. Peach and S. Voltmer.
Movie compiled by S. Voltmer.
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