Description: Modern astronomy produces stunning images of the universe. However, the process to produce these images is not simple. Astronomers have to calibrate the images and choose how to represent their data. In this podcast, Dr. Travis Rector discusses how he produces astronomical images and his new book “Coloring the Universe.
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