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By Paper, Chalkdust and Stars on Mar 14, 2013 in: Astronomy in the Philippines, dark sky observing, philippine astronomical society, public observation, Rizal, Tanay
The Philippine Astronomical Society hosted a deep-sky observing marathon at the dark skies of Big Handy’s Ground located at Tanay Rizal. It was an off-the-grid camp site, literally - no signal, electricity, water supply and is away from b...
By Paper, Chalkdust and Stars on Jan 19, 2013 in: Astronomy, Astronomy in the Philippines, Celestron, Moon
Filed under: Astronomy, Astronomy in the Philippines Tagged: Celestron, Moon...
By Paper, Chalkdust and Stars on Dec 27, 2012 in: Astronomy in the Philippines
We were greeted with a warm shine from the sun during our club meeting so we went to the roof deck to have a closer look at it. The school roof deck is actually a good observing site, except for the lights from the North Express Way. Basics of settin...
By Paper, Chalkdust and Stars on Dec 7, 2012 in: Webcam Astrophotography, Astronomy, Astronomy in the Philippines, celestron 8se, celestron nexstar, Moon, philippine astronomical society
Mare Crisium is a flat basin that can be easily seen on the Moon’s Edge. Within the mare are craters Piccard (left) and Pierre (right) . Image taken a day after the full moon using Philippine Astronomical Society‘s Celestron nexstar 8se a...
By Paper, Chalkdust and Stars on Dec 7, 2012 in: Webcam Astrophotography, Astronomy in the Philippines, Astrophotography, celestron nexstar 8se, Jupiter, philippine astronomical society
An isolated rain in the afternoon posed a threat the planned observation for the night. It cleared up in late evening but seeing was mediocre. I’ve waited for GRS to transit while it was a luck that Io was captured within the FOV. 12/7/12 10:32...
By Paper, Chalkdust and Stars on Nov 24, 2012 in: Astronomy in the Philippines, Webcam Astrophotography, Astrophotography, celestron c8 se, Jupiter, philippine astronomical society
A quick test image on Jupiter last November 21, 2012 using Philippine Astronomical Society’s Celestron c8 SE known as Rica Jane. Io’s shadow on the side can be seen. Filed under: Astronomy in the Philippines, Webcam Astrophotography T...
By Paper, Chalkdust and Stars on Nov 4, 2012 in: Astronomy in the Philippines, Webcam Astrophotography, Astrophotography, meade etx125, Moon, philips toucam
Two Days after Hunter’s Moon Taken using Meade ETX125 and Agfa Optima 147 Crater Endymion (center) Taken using Meade ETX 125 and Philips Toucam Filed under: Astronomy in the Philippines, Webcam Astrophotography Tagged: Astronomy in the Ph...