A new collection of 333 hours of astronaut Q&A footage offers insights into space missions, astronaut experiences, and space science, available for public viewing.
Ask an Astronaut: 333 hours of Q&A footage with astronauts
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Guiding & Tracking
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Intense Storms Could Rattle the U.S. Midwest, Monday’s Forecast Shows
Forecasts predict intense storms may impact the U.S. Midwest on Monday, prompting warnings and preparedness measures in affected areas.
A photographer captured a weasel riding on the back of a green woodpecker
A photographer photographed a rare scene of a weasel riding on a green woodpecker, raising questions about animal behavior and interactions.
The Latest Data on El Niño Is a Looming Nightmare
New NOAA projections indicate the possibility of an El Niño event with elevated sea surface temperatures, which could influence weather patterns globally this fall.
How Diamonds Are Made
An in-depth look at how natural diamonds are formed, mined, processed, and polished, highlighting the scientific processes and industry practices involved.
Tracking Rate Mistakes: Sidereal vs Lunar vs Solar (Quick Guide)
Learning to choose the correct tracking rate is crucial to avoid blurry images; discover how to master sidereal, lunar, and solar settings.
Cable Drag Is Killing Your Tracking: The Simple Routing Method
A simple routing method can eliminate cable drag, but discover the key techniques to ensure your tracking shots stay smooth and professional.
Star Tracker Drift Fixes: Stop Blaming Your Lens and Fix This Instead
Ineffective lens blame can distract you from real fixes—discover how calibration, stability, and environment control can resolve star tracker drift.
Strain-Wave Mount Reality Check: What ‘No Counterweights’ Really Means
Strain-Wave Mount’s “no counterweights” approach challenges climbers to rely solely on skill and technique, but the true reality may surprise you.
Unguided Imaging Secrets: When You Can Skip Guiding (and When You Can’t)
The key to successful unguided imaging depends on your setup and goals—discover when guiding is essential and when you can skip it to capture stunning astrophotographs.
