2017 Eclipse — the View of a Lifetime! (with the TV-NP101)
Tele Vue telescopes spread out along the center-line of the Monday, August 21, 2017 North American Eclipse. Our employees and
Read MoreTele Vue telescopes spread out along the center-line of the Monday, August 21, 2017 North American Eclipse. Our employees and
Read MoreTonight Neptune rises opposite the sun and is closest to earth. Being in the sky all-night, and at it’s brightest,
Read MoreTele Vue telescopes spread out along the center-line of the Monday, August 21, 2017 North American Eclipse. Our employees and
Read MoreToday is the day we’ve been waiting for! Your local media will have published event times, public viewing locations, weather,
Read MoreThe media frenzy is growing as the first total solar eclipse to cross the North American continent in decades is closing
Read MoreWe recently received an interesting letter from Stephen Pizzo, discussing his solar imaging work with Tele Vue Powermate™ amplifiers. Most
Read MoreSome phase of this lunar eclipse is visible from the eastern tip of South America to Europe, Africa, Asia and
Read MoreOptical physicist Dr. Don Bruns recently updated Tele Vue on his preparation for measuring star deflections near the sun during
Read MoreSaturn will be visible all night in the sky on the 15th as it rises when the sun sets (hence
Read MoreThe “supermoon” — a full moon that occurs when the moon is nearest the earth — seems to garner a lot of media attention.
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