Astrophotographer Fred Housel imaged the Great Globular Cluster in the Hercules Constellation using Explore Scientific’s ED127 telescope. One of Hercules’ most stunning treats, this brilliant cluster, which is also known as Messier 13, is home to hundreds of thousands of...
“We have incredibly talented members in three continents all working together to serve those who choose the gear we make to follow their passion to explore.” “I wake up each morning excited to work with our team that is Explore...
All my life I have I had a fascination for Astronomy, but it wasn’t until later in my adult life where I could afford the proper equipment to not only image the universe, but study it directly. Planetary nebula have...
Image by Sheldon Faworski with the Explore Scientific ED80-FCD100 with a Canon 80D The magnificent American Goldfinch is one of the more common birds that reside in the neighborhoods of the 48 contiguous United States. Since it is...
What a conference!!! Our first OpenGOTO Community User Conference - July 20-21, 2018 was a huge success. We had incredible discussions about how, what and when regarding the ExploreStars application and the PMC-8. A task force has been established to organize and vet ideas...
Scott and I left the Explore Scientific office from Springdale on Monday June 11 around 2pm. We drove to the nice small town of Woodward OK about 300 miles from the office and stayed overnight at nearby Boiling Springs State Park. A...
