December 4, 2024

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A vibrant cosmic scene displays colorful clouds of interstellar gas and dust in green, red, and yellow hues, surrounded by a multitude of bright stars against a deep space background.

The Final Images from NASA’s Burned-Up NEOWISE Space Telescope

Launched in December 2009, the Near-Earth Object Wide-Field Infrared Survey Explorer (NEOWISE) ended its mission on July 31, 2024, and, as expected, reentered Earth's atmosphere on November 1, burning up. However, while NEOWISE is gone, its impact is still felt. As Space reports, the NEOWISE team recently did one final data release and shared never-before-seen images.

A sequence showing the phases of a solar eclipse against a twilight sky. The progression moves from crescent-shaped phases to totality at the center. Snow-capped mountains are visible at the bottom against the horizon.

Pixelmator Pro’s ‘Smart Deband’ Saved One of My Favorite Photos

Like many photographers, I'm entrenched in a specific editing workflow. I use Adobe Lightroom Classic for the basics -- and even some of the more advanced edits -- and Photoshop for the rest. It works for me, and I'm not keen to jump through any hoops to change my process. However, Pixelmator Pro features a tool that made me pivot last week when I tried to make a print at home over the Thanksgiving holiday: Smart Deband.