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Astronomy club president Eric Dong (11) demonstrates the use of a equatorial mount for astrophotography. Equatorial mounts compensate for the Earth's rotational axis when taking long exposure photos of stars, preventing motion blur.

STEM Spotlight: Astronomy Club

by Charlie Wang, Multimedia Editor October 24, 2024

Astronomy Club members learned about astrophotography and visual astronomy in a meeting on Oct. 18. President Eric Dong (11) began by describing the most prominent objects in the night sky, including...

An illustration representing the process of nuclear fusion. In December, researchers completed the first nuclear fusion experiment yielding an energy surplus.

Nuclear fusion: Powering a brighter future

by Victor Gong and Andrew Liang March 2, 2023

It begins with a single pulse of light. The pulse first separates into 192 separate beams, amplified and adjusted so their power distribution is even while traveling a distance of one and a half kilometers....

"STEM Spotlight" is a new Aquila repeater showcasing STEM clubs and their initiatives.

STEM Spotlight: Astronomy Club

by Mark Hu, STEM Editor January 29, 2021

STEM Spotlight is a new repeater exploring what clubs at Harker have been doing during remote learning. This week’s featured club is the Astronomy Club, whose goal is to spread knowledge and increase...

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