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 MoreAt the beginning of 2017, in honor of Tele Vue’s 40th year, we asked you to tag your social media
Read MoreYou may know that Tele Vue’s Paracorr Type-2 accessory is the color-free cure for coma (star elongation) in fast Newtonians.
Read MoreRoger Hutchinson is a noted amateur astrophotographer who produces much of his planetary, solar, and even comet work from what
Read MoreWe recently received an interesting letter from Stephen Pizzo, discussing his solar imaging work with Tele Vue Powermate™ amplifiers. Most
Read MoreFrom time-to-time we see Tele Vue products juxtaposed with other interesting brands. This is a roundup of what we’ve run
Read MoreWhat I like about star parties is meeting and speaking to all the fine people that travel long distances for
Read MoreFrom his backyard observatory in Bountiful, Utah, in the western foothills of the Wasatch Mountains, Jay Butler images the heavens
Read MoreEmploying Tele Vue’s 2-inch Paracorr Type-2 photo/visual accessory, Oleg Bryzgalov in Ukraine has been doing outstanding astrophotography with fast 10”
Read MoreNEAF has always been a great show for us. It’s a wonderful chance for people to get their hands on
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