The stars and planets are within sight, given the right hardware and software. Andrew Burwell has been honing his astrophotography skills, using Apple products to produce some amazing images of our universe.
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Getting Started with Astrophotography on the Mac — Mac Observatory
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Star Walk 2
Mac Astronomy Software — Mac Observatory
Astro Pixel Processor
PixInsight — Pleiades Astrophoto
CosmoQuest Citizen Scientists Help Map Asteroid Bennu
Downloading Hubble Data | The Planetary Society
JunoCam | Mission Juno
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SkySafari 6 | Professional Astronomy Telescope Control Software for Mac OS X
The KDE Education Project - KStars
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