Gallery

Moon, photographed through Celestron C-14, by student Don Glendenning and Professor Earl Wonnacott, 1981.
Moon, photographed through Celestron C-14, by student David Yorston and Professor Earl Wonnacott, 1987.
Jupiter, photographed through Celestron C-14, undated but likely 1990s.
Orion Nebula (M42), photographed with CCD and Meade RCX-400, by students
Andre Gaudin, Jason MacWilliams, Evan O’Connor, circa 2005.
Jupiter, photographed with CCD and Meade RCX-400, by students
Andre Gaudin, Jason MacWilliams, Evan O’Connor, circa 2005.
Moon, photographed through Meade RCX-400 telescope by student Andrew Clark in 2007.
A sunspot group, photographed on a windy hazy day, using ZWO ASI 224MC camera on Celestron CPC 1100, by staff member Megan Glover in August 2023.
Sun’s chromosphere, showing filaments on its disk and prominences on its edges, photographed using ZWO ASI 224MC camera mounted on Lunt LS60THa, by staff member Megan Glover in May 2024.
Watching the start of the total solar eclipse with the Sunspottter LT-70 telescope. Photographed with smartphone camera by staff member Megan Glover on April 8, 2024 at Mill River.
Sunspots projected on paper using Sunspotter LT-70 telescope, photographed with smartphone camera by staff member Megan Glover in July 2024.