HOYS-LCO Project Update – Winners Picture Competition
A big thank you to everyone who participated in our HOYS-LCO picture competition over the last few months. After all the entries were in, all members of the HOYS advisory [...]
HOYS-LCO Project Update – New Target
The HOYS-LCO project is progressing well. In total we have had now 35 people applying to participate. Over the last 6months we have taken 60 sets of 3x2min B,V,R images [...]
A HOYS participant perspective
Six years of working with amateur astronomers – an ongoing success story By: Dirk Froebrich, PI of the HOYS Project This article was originally published in Spanish in the magazine [...]
A HOYS participant perspective
HOYS contributor, Mark Phillips, explains how he has tried to automate as much of the process of acquiring HOYS data and processing it as possible. What do you do?
A HOYS participant perspective
A Historic Day By: Tim Nelson, Hampshire Astronomical Group History was made on 14 September 2020 when Phosphine gas (indicating the possibility of life) was found in the atmosphere of [...]
A HOYS participant perspective
HOYS-LCO – Target IC5146 – A Beginners Experience By: Andrew Sutkowski, Norwich Astronomical Society As a new participant in the HOYS-LCO Citizen Science project, I have been following the email [...]
HOYS-LCO Project Update
The HOYS-LCO project is progressing well. We have had now 28 applicants and as a collective they are taking images of IC5146 roughly every three days. Each set of images [...]
First Images from LCO Project
Our project with LCO has started on July 1st. We already had 18 people applying to take part. The primary aim of the project is to teach people how to [...]