2023 Spring Equinox in Megalithic Malta (Mnajdra)
Following our solstice experience, in Egypt we decided to plan our next astronomical alignment event. Given the dates (during term
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Ancient Skies of Banat – our latest collective volume
In the beginning I sold my first book (a pdf booklet) back in 2003. I was in my 2nd year
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Visiting the prehistoric settlement at Lepenski Vir
If you are into prehistory and ancient civilizations then the Lepenski Vir culture is something you have to experience. The
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Detecting solar features automatically using Machine Learning
I love those images that you can see nowadays online where some software automatically detects and annotates the objects it
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Visiting Egypt and witnessing the winter solstice in Karnak Temple
The pandemic had a deep impact on our lives. For us, it canceled plans for tours and personal adventure tours
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Running vintage astro software on modern OS
Back in the summer, I was going over my old CDs looking for any code I might still have from
Experience the heliacal rising of Sirius
On 15 August 2018 during a summer camp we organized high up in the mountains, I took a group of
Installing VSpec in 10 steps
Flashing the image and accessing your Astroberry in your local network should be straightforward. Once the local network is set
Setting up Astroberry on Raspberry Pi4 and custom software and hardware
When you build a remote astronomical observatory you need (at least) a telescope, camera, computer, Internet, and software to capture,
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Aliens & lost civilizations. Pseudoscience has its merits if you know where to look
It all started with a book. As a teenager, I would read books about mysterious places, science, UFOs, and lost
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