Report: Texas Star Party with Night Vision Monocular
We received a nice account from Fred Miller of Portland, TX, relating his experience at this year’s Texas Star Party
Read MoreWe received a nice account from Fred Miller of Portland, TX, relating his experience at this year’s Texas Star Party
Read MoreTele Vue President David Nagler recently received a “first-light” report from the very-first Tele Vue Bandmate Type 2 Nebustar filter
Read MoreSaturn is in opposition tonight: it glides above the horizon around sunset and will be over 18-arc-seconds in diameter for
Read MoreAt first-glance, our staff, mistook the image below to be a photograph of the Double Cluster. It turned out NOT
Read MoreJupiter will rise at sunset on May 9th. At magnitude -2.5 it will be an unmistakable sight: the brightest celestial
Read MoreWe’re excited to jump back into the filter game with our new Bandmate Type 2 Filter series! Visitors at the
Read MoreAll Tele Vue telescopes now come standard as optical tube assemblies (OTA) that can be turned into “complete” units with
Read MoreAll Tele Vue telescopes now come standard as optical tube assemblies (OTA) that can be turned into “complete” units with
Read MoreThe changing face of the moon has long been documented by artists. In the early 1600s, the introduction of the
Read MoreFor most people an overhead pass of the International Space Station (ISS) looks somewhat like a bright airliner crossing the
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