The James Webb Space Telescope Through an Astrophotographer's Eyes

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Online Public

Type: General Meetings

Held on: Feb 15, 2023 (Wed) at 07:00 PM to Feb 15, 2023 (Wed) at 09:00 PM

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Speaker: Sabrina Minnick

Location: Physics/Astronomy Auditorium (PAA), Room A102, Seattle, Washington

Event Coordinator: Keith Krumm

Overview

**IN-PERSON AT THE UW or Zoom**

The James Webb Space Telescope Through an Astrophotographer's Eyes, Presented by Sabrina Minnick

Many of us have seen the incredible images of NASA's JWST by now, but this month we'll have a chance to look at the exciting telescope from an astrophotographer's perspective. We'll touch on:

- Optical design

- Calibration, collimation, and artifacts

- Field of View - Camera sensors, filters, and spectra

- From data to images: "Are those the *real* colors?"

Hope you can join us for this fun and insightful discussion!

Map

Latitude 47.6530838, Longitude -122.3110375

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Every month SAS meets for our general meeting commonly featuring a guest speaker and presentation. It also provides members a chance to engage and be in community with each other.

As always, our monthly general meetings are open to both SAS members and the public. We hope to see you online and/or in-person soon!

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