I started out doing a Heart of the Heart image and discovered what might be a great Halloween Mask design. A bear, a hound, a wolf, or something else? What do you see? Tight view of the left

I have a friend whose husband has gone into a memory care facility, and she wishes to sell his telescope. Neither she nor I have any expertise in astronomy telescopes but we do recognize his telescope

I know the area well. Very nice! - Amy

I'm in Los Angeles (Porter Ranch). On 9/24/2021 7:25 PM, Amy Baker wrote:

Yep, turns out the person I was trying to help was able to as well. Great! What part of California, if you don't mind me asking. I grew up in Orange County, though I haven't lived there for decades..

I did. I'm in <gasp> California. -Todd On 9/22/2021 12:55 PM, Amy Baker wrote:

Tom, do you know if people from out of state can create an account and sign up through the Corvallis site? - Amy

Hi all astronomers and astrophotographers. Time for another Virtual Star Party! The weather here looks great so I will be hosting it from my yard in Corvallis. Lots of cool objects to see...in living

Don't forget, the Eugene Astronomical Society meeting is TONIGHT! And this one will not be recorded, so make sure you're there! - Amy

In case you're interested. IDA is a legitimate organization, requesting images for their 2022 Oregon calendar. Details below. Thank you for making our 2021 inaugural dark sky calendar such a

Discover the Night Skies is offered through the Corvallis Parks and Recreation department. The cost is $8.00 for residents and $10.00 for non-residents. You can sign up at the Corvallis Parks and

Will a Zoom link be sent for the Discover the Night Skies meeting on Sept 17? Thanks, Jody – audience member 😊

When we were first landing on the moon, I doubt many foresaw this kind of image coming back from something we sent to Mars. It makes me wonder what will happen in the future that we would find

That is incredible at so many levels, but for me, sending that priceless vehicle up that jagged slope staggers the mind. But science goes where it must. Curiosity indeed.

If you're not following the Astronomy Picture of the Day, you really should. This is for Tuesday, September 14th. NASA APOD - Mars Panorama 360 from Curiosity Obviously a better image if you click on

For the September meeting of the Eugene Astronomical Society, we decided to just have a little fun, and we hope you are able to join us! In the past, some of the best times have been when we all just

Hello fellow Astronomers! Heart of the Valley Astronomers monthly meeting is almost here (Tuesday Sept 14, 2021 at 7pm). Have you been enjoying the clear night skies lately? Venus and the Moon have

September 10, 2021 Greetings, This is an occasion in which the graciousness of the astronomy community is on display! Here is an excellent opportunity on hand for any person or club interested in

Andy, Spectacular image and effort on your part. I am honored to see your work. Please keep me on your list. Now I must go back and look some more at your image. I am so fascinated that 550 years

I thought I would share a recent Astro image of mine. Enjoy, Andy Nowlen Officially known as IC 63, this nebula is located 550 light-years away in the constellation Cassiopeia the Queen.