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While I was not fortunate to be in the path of totality for the 2017 Great American Eclipse, it was still a treat to be able to view a 71% p... -
Jupiter – Venus “Christmas Star” Conjunction Helotes, Texas – 7:15pm Canon SX50 HS – f/6.5 – ISO 500 – 0.8s. exposure Had a great time hunti... -
This is a bit of a "latergram", as I am finally getting around to posting about spotting Comet Catalina (C/2013 US10) before sunri... -
A triplet of bright lights in the east this morning… a rare conjunction of Jupiter, Venus, and Mars. It won’t happen again until January 202... -
Photographed in New Braunfels, Texas in my backyard just moments ago... the total lunar eclipse. April 15th, 2014 - 3:07am New Braun... -
There has been a lot in the news lately around the dimming of the super giant star Betelgeuse. Some think it is ready to go supernova (an... -
Phew... what a mouthful tonight's eclipse was! A total super blood moon lunar eclipse! I went outside at around 8pm to have dinner under... -
It was so easy to find these two in my field of vision... almost like they rather found me instead! I did not see anything "fuzzy... -
Spotted Comet Lovejoy (C/2014 Q2) tonight. January 3rd, 2015 - 8:30pm New Braunfels, Texas Clear, 48° F Canon SX50 HS - f/5.6 -... -
Venus, the thin crescent Moon, and little Mars conjunction. Conjunction - 7:15pm New Braunfels, Texas Canon SX50 HS - f/5.6 - ISO 40...