Observing the Moon
Most amateur astronomers will ignore the full moon. The best telescopic observations can be had before and after the moon
Read MoreMost amateur astronomers will ignore the full moon. The best telescopic observations can be had before and after the moon
Read MoreTele Vue telescopes spread out along the center-line of the Monday, August 21, 2017 North American Eclipse. Our employees and
Read MoreWhat I like about star parties is meeting and speaking to all the fine people that travel long distances for
Read MoreSaturn will be visible all night in the sky on the 15th as it rises when the sun sets (hence
Read MoreMy high school years were spent scheming and cutting classes to spend every opportunity to work on my shop project.
Read MoreJudi and I were honored to fill in for a guest speaker unable to attend the Southern Star Astronomy Convention. It
Read MoreWhat a pleasure to have long-time customers come over to our booth to say “hello” to “Uncle Al”. Tim and
Read MoreThe Tele Vue NP-101is was selected for an historic project by Dr. Don Bruns: to repeat the 1919 experiment of
Read MoreCome to the Winter Star Party in the Florida Keys and Let “Uncle Al” Introduce you to Kermitis, Al’s Real-Time
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