Remembering Paul Dellechiaie
by David Nagler Update 20 June 2022: Paul’s Obituary has been published. It is with the deepest grief that I
Read moreby David Nagler Update 20 June 2022: Paul’s Obituary has been published. It is with the deepest grief that I
Read moreYou’ve read our blog, tweets, posts, etc. Now it is time to read what others are saying about Tele Vue
Read moreThis week we celebrate our 2022 product anniversaries and wind our way through the history of Tele Vue and the
Read moreWelcome to 2022! In this posting, we’ll examine how the pandemic impacted amateur astronomy this past year and review our
Read moreIn this installment, we travel to Kitt Peak in the Arizona-Sonoran Desert to “speckle” binary stars and finally learn what
Read moreIn the last installment, our scientific path went from “polar to solar.” (If you missed it, please go back and
Read moreTele Vue’s product quality, consistency, and reliability are well known in amateur astronomy circles. So, it shouldn’t come as a
Read moreNortheast Astronomy Forum (NEAF) 2021 — “the World’s Largest Astronomy & Space Expo” — is in the history books after
Read moreFor the amateur astronomer, “diamond,” “ruby,” “emerald,” and “pearl” evoke poetic descriptions of eclipses, stars, clusters, comets, and nebulae. They
Read moreFor Tele Vue, January 2020 began optimistically: our Apollo 11mm Commemorative eyepiece had started shipping in mid-December and we innocently
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