Welcome to my wesbite.

 

I am the astrophotographer who took the images shown above in the Hyperstar Celestron 8 gallery, as well as all the other galleries on this site.

 

Please feel free to download, print and enjoy these images as well. If you share them on the web, please provide credit to Wildcat Astronomy for them.

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 I enjoy learning new things about space, science, and technology, and I wanted to build a nice website to reach out to others, and to share my imaging, and my passion for astronomy. I thought it would be nice to combine all of it in one place.

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I have recently purchased a Celestron Origin that I am now using to enjoy the hobby and I look forward to sharing images taken with it in my gallery. This is where I am headed next and will likely be my road to the end.

 

I also continue to use a Seestar S50 for grab and go use, and some of the images I have done with it are on the Seestar S50 gallery page. I processed those images with PixInsight as well just to display what is possible witht his little scope. I think the Seestar S50 is a great little instrument for anyone.

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I love to write about astronomy and I have added many of my own thoughts and ideas on a variety topics within the earth science areas inside of my blog articles. Physical Sciences is what I specialized in when I attended the University of Lethbridge and obtained a Bachelor of Education degree, but I am a believer that all of science works together and is best used in that realm.

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The social aspect of the Wildcat website is the monthly ZOOM meetings, where astronomy hobbyists will gather to talk about astronomy and gear. You can also participate in these Zoom sessions just by sending an email from the form below this message, and request to be added to the ZOOM invitation list. All I need is your consent and your email address.​​

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I welcome your questions and comments on all elements of this website. Please use the form below to submit and contact me for anything Also, please be sure to find and follow WILDCAT ASTRONOMY on Facebook.

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Sincerely,

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James Paulson B. Ed.

Science Educator

Amateur Astronomer