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November 14-21, 2008: Pleiades star cluster, open cluster M34, and the Little Dumbbell Nebula

Posted 11-13-2008 by Michael Bakich
Here is the transcript for my podcast about how to see the Pleiades star cluster, open cluster M34, and the Little Dumbbell Nebula . Check out the Astronomy.com's interactive star chart to see an accurate map of your sky. It'll help you locate some of this week's key targets. Astronomy magazine subscribers have access to a slew of cool functions with StarDome PLUS. --Start transcript-- The Pleiades star cluster, open cluster M34, and the...

On the road: Advanced Imaging Conference preview

Posted 11-12-2008 by Michael Bakich
This weekend, 270 avid astroimagers from around the world are converging in San Jose, California, for the 2008 Advanced Imaging Conference (AIC). And guess what? I’ll be there, too. AIC’s board of directors invited me to speak at the conference because of the buzz Astronomy generates among astroimagers. Our magazine represents the largest audience available to photographers who target celestial objects. What’s more, many comments from imagers tell...

Touring the constellation Cassiopeia the Queen

Posted 11-06-2008 by Michael Bakich
Here's the transcript to our latest constellation tour podcast. In this one, we take a tour of Cassiopeia the Queen . Check out the Astronomy.com's interactive star chart to see an accurate map of your sky. It'll help you locate some of this week's key targets. Under "Options," on the right, be sure to click "Display," then select "Constellations." Then, click on "Show Names" and select "Constellations...

October 31, 2008-November 7, 2008: Constellation Lacerta, Pinwheel Galaxy, and Mirach’s Ghost

Posted 10-30-2008 by Michael Bakich
Here is the transcript for my podcast about how to see the constellation Lacerta, Pinwheel Galaxy, and Mirach's Ghost . Check out the Astronomy.com's interactive star chart to see an accurate map of your sky. It'll help you locate some of this week's key targets. Astronomy magazine subscribers have access to a slew of cool functions with StarDome PLUS. --Start transcript-- Hello, I’m Astronomy magazine senior editor Michael Bakich...

Arizona Sky Village trip video, blogs, and images

Posted 10-30-2008 by Matt Quandt
Astronomy magazine Editor David J. Eicher (pictured blogging from the road at right) and Senior Editor Michael Bakich returned from their trip to Arizona Sky Village earlier this week. Now that they're back, we're uploading videos they took while at ASV. The first of the videos is up on Astronomy.com. Check it out! We'll be posting more clips in the coming days. And in case you missed them earlier, you can find out more about their trip...

On the road: Arizona Sky Village, Day Two

Posted 10-25-2008 by Matt Quandt
Astronomy magazine Editor David J. Eicher filed this report from his trip to Arizona Sky Village: Friday opened up great adventures on our journey to the Arizona Sky Village (ASV). Senior Editor Michael Bakich and I continued our stay at Rancho Hidalgo, the newest development of ASV creator Gene Turner and his associates. The ranch lies just across the New Mexico border from ASV near the little town of Animas. Gene and his girlfriend, Loy Guzman,...

October 24-31, 2008: constellation Triangulum, Double Cluster in Perseus, and NGC 891

Posted 10-23-2008 by Michael Bakich
Here is the transcript for my podcast about how to see the constellation Triangulum, double star in Perseus, and NGC 891 . Check out the Astronomy.com's interactive star chart to see an accurate map of your sky. It'll help you locate some of this week's key targets. Astronomy magazine subscribers have access to a slew of cool functions with StarDome PLUS. --Start transcript-- The constellation Triangulum, the Double Cluster in Perseus...

October 17-24, 2008: Piscis Austrinus, globular cluster M2, and the Saturn Nebula

Posted 10-16-2008 by Michael Bakich
Here is the transcript for my podcast about how to see the constellation Piscis Austrinus, globular cluster M2, and the Saturn Nebula . Check out the Astronomy.com's interactive star chart to see an accurate map of your sky. It'll help you locate some of this week's key targets. Astronomy magazine subscribers have access to a slew of cool functions with StarDome PLUS. --Start transcript-- The constellation Piscis Austrinus, globular cluster...

Readers sound off on my top 10 galaxies

Posted 10-14-2008 by Michael Bakich
In the November 2008 issue of Astronomy , I wrote a story called “The northern sky’s top 10 galaxies.” At the end of the report, I invited readers to submit their favorite galaxies or to comment on my list. I’ve received a couple of responses so far. Science writer John Mood suggested five of his favorite galaxies that I hadn’t listed: Pinwheel Galaxy (M33) Virgo A (M87) Sombrero Galaxy (M104) Black Eye Galaxy (M64) 3C–273 Lucky for me, M104 lies...

October 10-17, 2008: Constellation Equuleus, double star Albireo, Polarissima Borealis

Posted 10-08-2008 by Michael Bakich
Here is the transcript for my podcast about how to see the constellation Equuleus, the double star Albireo, and Polarissima Borealis Check out the Astronomy.com's interactive star chart to see an accurate map of your sky. It'll help you locate some of this week's key targets. Astronomy magazine subscribers have access to a slew of cool functions with StarDome PLUS. --Start transcript-- The constellation Equuleus, the spectacular double...
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