At the just-completed 2026 Northeast Astronomy Forum (NEAF — April 10th & 11th), our Tele Vue booth contained a curated exhibit honoring the life of our founder, Albert Nagler. This exhibit included items that spanned over a century of time.
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Tele Vue products are so expertly designed and finely crafted that we have no need to constantly replace them with new models. Therefore, many products that find their way into our customer’s hands have an ancestry dating back decades. Here we list some anniversaries for products that you can buy today.
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PUNCH was successfully launched from Vandenberg Space Force Base, California! The Mission Operations Center [MOC] at SwRI-Boulder successfully contacted all four spacecraft after launch. Initial indications are that all are healthy and are in Safe-Sun Point mode with the solar arrays deployed! The MOC team will be doing further health and performance assessments via additional passes …
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The NASA payload will include the PUNCH mission that contains three Tele Vue Optical Lens Assemblies.
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This August, my wife Judi and I made our annual pilgrimage to the Stellafane convention in Vermont, a tradition we’ve kept alive since the 1950s
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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 …
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Our old catch-phrase “Tops in the Field” speaks to the quality of our gear in the observing field. We celebrate
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What do Google, the Human Genome Project, Large Hadron Collider, asteroid Bennu, and Tele Vue have in common? Read our
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It’s time for our yearly look back at which Tele Vue blog posts our readers showed most interest in based
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We were saddened to learn last week of the passing of a veteran eclipse chaser and friend of Tele Vue
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