TELE VUE SCIENTIFIC PART 3
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In this installment, we travel to Kitt Peak in the Arizona-Sonoran Desert to “speckle” binary stars and finally learn what
Read MoreIn this installment, we travel to Kitt Peak in the Arizona-Sonoran Desert to “speckle” binary stars and finally learn what
Read MoreIn the last blog, we covered the history of the Newtonian reflector, its inherent aberrations, and how Tele Vue’s
Read MoreInvented from lenses used to make eyeglasses, refractors were the first telescopes when introduced in the 1600s. However, the early
Read MoreIn the last installment, our scientific path went from “polar to solar.” (If you missed it, please go back and
Read MoreNortheast Astronomy Forum (NEAF) 2021 — “the World’s Largest Astronomy & Space Expo” — is in the history books after
Read MoreAccording to a recent Solar Activity Update by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Space Weather Prediction Center, “Solar
Read MoreMars is growing daily in size and brightness as it approaches opposition night on 13 October 2020. On that date,
Read MoreThe Mars 2020 opposition will be the “best” this decade for mid- and high-northern hemisphere observers. Let’s start out by
Read MorePaul Andrew has been an amateur astronomer since the age of 11. He is the founder and Honorable President of
Read MoreNight Vision astronomy continues to expand with more and more amateurs buying military-grade night vision gear. As Gavin Orpin told
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