Tele Vue Telescope Shows and Indoor Solar Viewing
If you’re in the New York metro area the third week in April, we’ve got a lot to show you
Read MoreIf you’re in the New York metro area the third week in April, we’ve got a lot to show you
Read MoreBy the 1970s amateurs had noticed that all 110 Messier objects could be observed at low northern latitudes over the
Read MoreI’m looking forward to meeting all the amateur astronomers at European AstroFest this weekend in London, UK. As in prior
Read MoreLooking back and ahead with Tele Vue President David Nagler. 2017 was an exciting year for Tele Vue and our
Read MoreWhat I like about star parties is meeting and speaking to all the fine people that travel long distances for
Read MoreThe ancient Allegheny Plateau formed from a long-ago regional uplift in the Paleozoic Era. Over the eons, rivers and minor
Read MoreAt last year’s Golden State Star Party, Anthony DLC created this image of the Lagoon Nebula (M8 left) and Trifid
Read MoreJudi and I were honored to fill in for a guest speaker unable to attend the Southern Star Astronomy Convention. It
Read MoreNEAF has always been a great show for us. It’s a wonderful chance for people to get their hands on
Read MoreThe harsh snows of late-winter in the Northeast may have put a damper on some amateur astronomy activity this year.
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