Astro Bio's

Q1: Hi, Emil. Could you introduce yourself to everyone? I’m an amateur astronomer and the author of lucky imaging software

Christopher Sullivan is the winner of ZWO 2019 ASIWEEK #33 and has brought us many extraordinary astronomy photos. To make

Chuck Ayoub is the winner of ZWO 2019 ASIWEEK #30 and has brought us many extraordinary astronomy photos. To make

The world’s biggest astronomy photography competition, the Royal Observatory Greenwich’s title of Insight Investment Astronomy Photographer of the Year, has

Pavle Gartner is the winner of ZWO 2019 ASIWEEK #27 and has brought us many extraordinary astronomy photos. To make

Nicola Calabrese is the winner of ZWO 2019 ASIWEEK #29 and has brought us many extraordinary astronomy photos. To make

Ariel Cappelletti is the winner of ZWO 2019 ASIWEEK #23 and has brought us many extraordinary astronomy photos. To make

Victor Van Puyenbroeck is the winner of ZWO 2019 ASIWEEK #31 and has brought us many extraordinary astronomy photos. To make

Our astronomical master series ushered in a consequential man in the field of astronomy, Darryl from Australia. Although he is nearly 70 years old,  he still keeps a childlike heart (astronomy enthusiast) and eneretic all the time. (It’s also a challenge even for many young people to  take the heavy equatorial mount and the C14 out for planetary imaging). From ZWO ASI120MM camera, Darryl witness the growth of ZWO, he has almost all ZWO planetary cameras: ASI120MM ASI120MM-S，ASI224MC， ASI290MM， ASI174MM, the current main equipment of his is C14 and ASI224MC，ASI290MM. How great Darryl is and how important he means to ZWO, let’s keep reading ; ) Q1: Hi，Darryl. Could you introduce yourself for everyone? “Hi” to the readers here: I

Marcel Drechsler, a passionate astrophotographer from Germany. “There are two hearts beating in my chest. One beats for science, the

Martin Lewis A Planetary Imager and Astrophotographer from the UK.             Martin has loved astronomy since he was