My Articles in the Online Magazine "eknova.fi"
There was talk that members could write about their experiences in the club's new online magazine, and I got excited to tell about how I started my hobby. And I continued in the same path, when I borrowed the club's telescope, got enthusiastic about 3D printing focusing masks, took on the challenge of renovating a telescope donated to the club, and so on. Then came the construction of a sky camera and the acquisition of my own telescope, along with the various development projects that went along with them.
In the summer of 2025, I got inspired to go back in time 260 years and was amazed at the high level of astronomy in relation to the technology of that time. Oh yes, that's when the science was based on the work of Isaac Newton and his colleagues.
Articles below have been translated into English, so there is no need to get a Fin-En-Dictionary
Articles
- 8/21: A Retiree Got Hooked on Astronomy
- 9/21: Slooh shows the sky objects to everyone
- 8/21: Stars are clear with Bahtinov's mask
- 10/22: Refurbishing the telescope donated to our club
- 10/22: Partial solar eclipse October 22, 2022
- 11/22: How to use James Webb Space Telescope images
- 3/23: Jupiter and Venus close encounter
- 3/23: Asteroid 2023 DZ2 passed nearby
- 7/23: Collecting Caldwell Objects During The Pandemic
- 8/23: Capturing The Starry Sky With A Phone
- 10/23: Calculating the mass of a planet
- 10/23: Large Magellanic Cloud
- 11/23: All-Sky Camera (site article)
- 1/24: How image stacking improves the final result
- 3/24: Seestar S50: A Smart Refractive Telescope (site article)
- 8/24: Monitoring a Variable Star
- 4/25: Seestar – a year with experiences
- 4/25: You don't need a glass plate anymore
- 7/25: Geographical positioning 260 years ago – latitude
- 7/25: Geographical positioning 260 years ago – longitude
- 8/25: Venus Transit 1761 and 1769
- 10/25: Sky Views
- 10/25: Additional assistance to asteroid search
- 12/25: Prague Astronomical Clock
