Invite
Greg Crinklaw to Speak at Your Astronomy Event
Greg Crinklaw, the creator of
SkyTools and a highly respected voice in the amateur astronomy
community, is available for speaking engagements. Known for his
engaging, informative, and relaxed style, Greg brings a wealth
of knowledge on comets, observational astronomy, and advanced
astronomy software. He’s passionate about sharing his
expertise with audiences, from astronomy clubs to planetariums
and star parties.
Talk Topics:
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Comet Chasing:
Insights into the visual observation of comets, based on
over 20 years managing the Comet Chasing website and hosting
the popular Comet Chasing YouTube channel.
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Amateur
Astronomy has Lost Sight of Something More Important Than A
Dark Sky Site - how SQM readings can lead us
astray.
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Visual Observing
with SkyTools: Tips for getting the most out of
visual observing using his SkyTools software.
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Long Exposure
Imaging with SkyTools: Planning and optimizing
long-exposure imaging sessions with SkyTools.
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Electronic Assisted
Astronomy (EAA) with SkyTools: Exploring the
capabilities of EAA to capture live views of the night sky.
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Introduction to the
SkyTools Software Suite: A broad overview for those
new to SkyTools or wanting to explore its full potential.
Availability:
Greg is available for both
in-person and virtual presentations. While he prefers to meet
audiences face-to-face, he can deliver talks via Zoom or other
online platforms. Greg does not require a speaking fee but does
ask for travel expense assistance, especially if traveling outside
of the American Southwest.
Why Invite Greg?
A lifelong observer, with a career spanning NASA’s
Mars Observer project to teaching college-level astronomy, Greg
brings both depth and practical experience. He’s the author of
multiple published papers and has a knack for making
complex topics accessible and enjoyable. His SkyTools software
is renowned for its innovation and usability, and is trusted by
astronomers around the world.
If you’re looking for an
engaging speaker who combines technical expertise with a passion
for the night sky, Greg would be an ideal choice for your next
astronomy event.
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