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These papers have been submitted to the Journal of DoubleSTAR™ Observations and have not been published yet at this date. Speckle interferometry observations of known binaries were performed. Both papers present a methodology for computing a revised...
In October 2025 a BRIEF student research team made observations at Mount Wilson Observatory using its famous 100” Hooker telescope where much of astrophysics began. The pilot project’s aim was to determine if that telescope could be brought back into scientific...
Boyce-Astro is excited to introduce a new asynchronous online course that lets students explore the radio universe using real observations from the Boyce-Astro Radio Telescope (BART) at Tierra del Sol. Students will learn how radio telescopes detect and process...
This fall, Boyce-Astro is offering five courses designed to give students hands-on experience with real astronomy, real data, and real research. You can learn more about each course in the Seminars section of our website. If a course interests you, add your name to...
Richard Jaworski of Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia has been a leader in our DoubleSTARS™ and Speckling Binaries program for two years – as a student, mentor, and instructor. Aside from his direction and advice he has shared with our students, he...
The BEAR program integrates with the Binary Speckle course into a two-day, on-site experience at Mount Wilson Observatory.
We’re launching a new course titled "Speckling Binaries," exploring how to resolve close binary stars using speckle interferometry. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to deepen your observing skills and do real science.
Discover the secrets of the stars! In this seminar we will cover introductory and historically significant astronomical & spectroscopy topics. We will not only learn the basics of spectroscopy, we will also use the Boyce Astro BARO telescope to obtain spectra....
Do exoplanet observations and learn photometry! The Spring 2026 Exoplorer™ EW Seminar is announced and the waitlist is open for signup. Click here for the Exoplorer EW program flyer Click here to learn more about Exoplorer...
Click here for the Python for Astronomy program flyer Click here to learn more about Python for Astronomy Application Open You can now apply for the Boyce-Astro Spring 2026 "Python for Astronomy" seminar and research project. See the attached flyer for the details...