A HOYS participant perspective
How I started in astronomy research By: Dr. Franz-Josef (Josch) Hambsch, (VVS; BAV.; GEOS RR Lyr Group; AAVSO) I am a retired nuclear physicist of German origin, but live in [...]
How I started in astronomy research By: Dr. Franz-Josef (Josch) Hambsch, (VVS; BAV.; GEOS RR Lyr Group; AAVSO) I am a retired nuclear physicist of German origin, but live in [...]
In at the deep end - An introduction to imaging with a peculiar galaxy ARP 227 and a 1m telescope (2/2) By: Mark Seaton, Flamsteed Astronomical Society Problems with the [...]
In at the deep end - An introduction to imaging with a peculiar galaxy ARP 227 and a 1m telescope (1/2) By: Mark Seaton, Flamsteed Astronomical Society I signed up [...]
This weeks special edition of the light curve of the week comes in form of a short video.
Winning the picture competition By: Myles Gibson, Worthing Astronomers After winning the competition to produce a nice image from the HOYS data taken as part of the HOYS-LCO project, I [...]
50 talks about HOYS to amateur astronomy societies By: Dirk Froebrich, PI of the HOYS Project Last night I gave the 50th talk about the HOYS project. This one was [...]
This weeks special edition of the light curve of the week comes in form of a short video.
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 [...]
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 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 [...]