ASTR 3100 is an upper division course in Observational Astronomy that is offered every Fall semester, starting in 2019.
See below for imaging projects completed by students in the latest course offering. Go to the Gallery to see imaging projects from previous class offerings.
Long exposure images taken with a DSLR camera in a fixed position, illustrating the motion of objects in the night sky over the course of time.
Images of planetary bodies, made using the process of 'lucky imaging', in which short videos of plants are taken and the best frames stacked and processed.
Images of deep sky objects (DSOs), such as galaxies, nebulae, and star clusters, created by stacking many long exposures taken through a telescope.
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