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Creator Spotlight | Deqian Li: Astrophotography Is a Journey of Patience, Not Speed

Some astrophotographers spend years searching for the perfect image. For Deqian Li, the journey began only in 2024—yet within a remarkably short time, several of his images have already been shortlisted for the ZWO Astronomy Photographer of the Year. Looking through his portfolio, one thing immediately stands out. Rather than isolating celestial objects, Deqian prefers…

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From Dreams to Reality: Tracy’s Story of Average Mom to Recognized Astrophotographer

Tracy Cao is a 45-year-old stay-at-home mom based in Pleasanton, California, who discovered her passion for astrophotography in the summer of 2021. Although she is relatively new to the industry, she has quickly established herself within the astrophotography neighborhood through her dedication and eagerness to learn. As an active member of the ZWO community, Tracy…

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Solo and Symphony Under the Stars: Guillermo Cervantes Mosqueda’s 12-Year Cosmic Journey

Guillermo Cervantes Mosqueda is an astrophotographer lives in Poncitlán, Jalisco, Mexico, whose fascination with the night sky began with astronomy books in his childhood. His journey officially took flight in 2013 after a breathtaking first view of Saturn through a modest 60mm refractor, a moment that sparked a lifelong passion to capture and share the…

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Distributed-Aperture Telescopes

Distributed-Aperture Telescopes: A New Revolution in Astronomy A new wave of astronomy is here. Instead of relying on a single massive telescope, distributed-aperture systems combine multiple smaller telescopes working together—unlocking new levels of flexibility, sensitivity, and precision. One standout example is the Condor Array Telescope, led by Stony Brook University. Since 2020, it has been…

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