My name is Myles Koppelman. I'm an aspiring Physicist and Programmer from Minneapolis, MN. I am driven by curiosity and challenge. I seek new experiences to confront my own biases and open my mind to the world. I specialize in doing things the hard way, as I believe it leads to deeper understanding and appreciation for all aspects of life.

Computer Science B.S. University of Minnesota - Twin Cities

Computational Physics B.S. University of Minnesota - Twin Cities

C, Java, Python, Rust, OCaml, HTML, CSS, js

UMN School of Physics and Astronomy: SuperCDMS Student Lab Technician

Continue scrolling to see some astrophotographs I've taken from my backyard in Minneapolis! I find astronomy fascinating, but it is an expensive hobby. Without cutting edge astronomy equipment, I've learned so much trying to maximize the potential from the resources I have. Nowdays you will find astronomers using sophisticated programs and thousands of dollars of gear to produce stunning images. The images I've shown below were taking using Takahashi equipment from the 90's and an early 2010's DSLR. Not to bad if I say so myself!