Nevin Amos will present on his astrophotography journey from capturing single frame widefield Milky Way images 15 years ago through to multirow panoramic images, immersive VR capable 360-degree images to more recently deep sky nebula and galaxy images.  He will briefly discuss gear, settings and various capture and processing techniques.

There's a line Flat Earthers use when criticising our basic understandings about our world that seems to win people to their way of thinking: "if space is a vacuum, why doesn't it suck all our atmosphere into space?" This gets people imagining the need for some sort of crystal dome to hold our atmosphere in. […]

By studying World War I battlefields, Charles Gifford who was a teacher at Wellington College developed the theory that lunar craters were formed by impacts.  At the conclusion of the […]