May 13, 2024 | Application, Astrospectroscopy, News
This past weekend, intense auroras lit up the sky due to massive solar flares and coronal mass ejections from the sun. Flinging wave after wave of charged solar particles toward Earth, those particles slammed into Earth’s magnetic field Friday, triggering what...
May 2, 2024 | Application, Astrospectroscopy, News
May 3rd is National Space Day! At StellarNet, we celebrate space day everyday. Our products are spaced-themed with names such as “BLACK-Comet”, “Quasar”, “DWARF-Star”, and more! Space travel is no stranger to our spectrometers....
Mar 9, 2023 | Astrospectroscopy, News
All throughout March, unpack those binoculars and set up that telescope to view these celestial wonders. The Orion Constellation is visible to the naked eye in the southern part of the sky throughout the month. Using spectroscopic observation methods, astronomers can...
Feb 13, 2023 | Astrospectroscopy, News
To the human eye, Venus appears as white but it’s true colors are actually eclipsed by the Sun’s light. If you use a far ultraviolet camera/spectrograph, you can capture the true color of the mysterious planet. Some hypothesize that some sulfur dioxide...
Jul 14, 2022 | Astrospectroscopy, News
The SpectraWizard’s Choice for Newly Released James Webb Telescope Image goes to the “Cosmic Dance” After considerable review of NASA’s recently released James Webb space telescope images, the SpectraWizard has chosen the “Cosmic...
Dec 9, 2021 | Astrospectroscopy, News
If you look up into the early morning sky in the weeks leading up to Christmas, you might just see a bright green spot traversing the sky. Is it Santa doing test runs with his reindeer? Did Rudolph decide to test out a green nose this year? Not exactly. The...