Looking back at the “Best of 2023”
We’re in the middle of 2024 already (quo tempore fugit!) making this a good time for a retrospective look at our most popular blogs of 2023. Que the harp music …
Read MoreWe’re in the middle of 2024 already (quo tempore fugit!) making this a good time for a retrospective look at our most popular blogs of 2023. Que the harp music …
Read MoreA planetary “opposition” happens on the day that Earth and an outer planet line up on the same side of
Read MoreOn October 14th, an Annular solar eclipse crossed the Americas with a central path that was mostly over land and
Read MoreWhen sketching at the eyepiece, one has to be cognizant of the relative distances between the stars, their brightness, and
Read MoreIntroductionTo the uninitiated, the habits of wide-field astrophotographers must seem peculiar: they spend hours imaging an object through their scope,
Read MoreBack in 2021, we did a post on Florida’s Linwood Ferguson. Linwood imaged through his Tele Vue-NP101is using a full-frame
Read MoreBack in 2018, when this blog was still under 100 posts, we featured Jeff Bennett and his Tele Vue-NP127is images.
Read MoreWe found some great images taken by Jan Bielański with the Tele Vue-NP127is under Bortle 3 (rural) skies in southern
Read MoreTo rescue fast Dobsonian telescopes from the curse of coma, Tele Vue’s Al Nagler designed the original Paracorr (PARAbola CORRector) in 1989.
Read MoreThe headlines at the start of the year spoke of a “green comet” or “Neanderthal comet” that last sailed by
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