Jozef's Planetary Lab

Veg-Space!

What do you think, is it possible to live with Universe but without meat and animal products? Yes!

The last photos Opportunity took on Mars

Take a short pause in your daily rush, make yourself a coffee and have a look on the last photos

Astrophotography with a small digital compact camera

Maybe you already know, but I’ve not used any DSLR camera for the most of the astronomy photos on this

Evening colours – What do you think?

My “music composing” experiments. I am not a musician, but I have played a little bit with composing.

March 2019 and the night sky

What you can see in the night sky in March 2019? Let’s watch the video with some useful tips!

New book by NASA for free

NASA has published a new book about planet Earth. You can download it for free from the official source.

Can people move to Mars?

Professor Martin Rees on space exploration.

Back to my blog …

I am coming back to my blog after some time gap. Space, science and technology is waiting!

Ringo, the first dog on Mars

On Monday, 26 November 2018, were many of us watching the landing of another automatic planetary probe on Mars. The

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Moon Atlas for Visual Observer

Are you occasionally looking at Moon when you are on your balcony or when walking outside? Have you ever been asking yourself "What are the features on the Moon?" Then you are on the right place. I am author of the Moon Atlas just right for people like you!

With the Moon Atlas for Visual Observer you do not need to be an astronomer or a planetary scientist. The atlas contains simple maps with easy navigation, so you can quickly identify what you can see on the Moon with just a naked eye.

Click on the image to get more information!

If you want to know more, just click on the image!
Tip: This atlas is ideal gift for someone who likes to look at the night sky!