Bandmate Type 2 Nebustar Filter First-Light Report
Tele Vue President David Nagler recently received a “first-light” report from the very-first Tele Vue Bandmate Type 2 Nebustar filter
Read MoreTele Vue President David Nagler recently received a “first-light” report from the very-first Tele Vue Bandmate Type 2 Nebustar filter
Read MoreAt the end of this month, on July 27th, Mars will be in opposition and reach its greatest angular diameter
Read MoreSaturn is in opposition tonight: it glides above the horizon around sunset and will be over 18-arc-seconds in diameter for
Read MoreJupiter will rise at sunset on May 9th. At magnitude -2.5 it will be an unmistakable sight: the brightest celestial
Read MoreBy the 1970s amateurs had noticed that all 110 Messier objects could be observed at low northern latitudes over the
Read MoreMost amateur astronomers will ignore the full moon. The best telescopic observations can be had before and after the moon
Read MoreAbout every 26-months, Earth and Mars get a good look at each other as their orbits cause them to line
Read MoreSolar Eclipses First, some bad-news for all those newly confirmed “eclipse chasers” from the Great American Eclipse in 2017: there
Read MoreEarly risers will note that Jupiter & Venus have been approaching each other in the deep-morning twilight of the eastern
Read MoreIf ever there was an event that bound together every living thing on this planet, the disappearance of the Sun
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