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M3 – Half a Million Stars in One Frame
Messier 3 is one of the largest and brightest globular…
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Capturing NGC 2403 – A Neighbor to the M81 Group
Last month I spent two nights capturing this beautiful spiral…
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HF Dopplergrams
One of my many interests is HF propagation study. For…
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Homebrew AM Transmitter
I've been an amateur radio operator since 2001 and a…
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Getting Started with Astrophotography
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Radio Astronomy Telescope Project
Detecting the Earth-Ionosphere Cavity Resonance
Natural Radio Receiver
Compass & Fluxgate Magnetometer Projects
Sudden Ionosphere Disturbance Monitor
Transient Luminous Events
Passive Bistatic Radar: Monitoring ROTHR from Home
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DIY Home Seismometer Station
Backyard SETI: Hunting for Alien Transmitters with a Telescope I Don’t Own
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