“Stargazing” in Brooklyn Bridge Park

Each year, the World Science Festival features amazing talks and experiences in the New York City (NYC) area, such as stargazing in the beautiful Brooklyn Bridge Park, with stunning views of the lower Manhattan skyline and special sights like the Statue of Liberty.
This year several presentations connected well with our Tele Vue activities, so we made handouts for guests to see what we’ve been up to, and the connections with other World Science Festival 2019 Presentations. See the World Science Festival approved handout below (click to see PDF).


“The big reservation I had was that we were unlikely to have clear skies, and even if we did, it was a new Moon, and no major planets would be visible before the 11 PM closing. So what’s there to get excited about? For me, Miss Liberty is always gorgeous when lit up at night, and coincidently, could fill ¾ of the field of our new prototype Apollo 11 eyepiece in the Tele Vue-85 telescope I set up!”


Getting “Oh my God” raves from kids to grandmas always excites me. As you can see from some of the pictures, and sharing the experiences with my wife, Judi (Tele Vue co-founder), and with my dear nephew David and his charming girlfriend, Maira, was very gratifying.

More Info
- Tele Vue Tele Vue-85 APO refractor page on website (mobile site)
- Tele Vue Panoramic mount page on website (mobile site)
- Tele Vue FoneMate™ smartphone adapter for select Tele Vue eyepieces (mobile site)
- World Science Festival Website
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