Meet the Amateur Astronomers at Tele Vue #2
Tele Vue Optics was founded by an amateur astronomer, Al Nagler, and it is no surprise that amateur astronomers have
Read MoreTele Vue Optics was founded by an amateur astronomer, Al Nagler, and it is no surprise that amateur astronomers have
Read MoreIt was March 19th of this year when we published a blog post, Shelter in Space, inspired by an image
Read MoreTele Vue Optics was founded by an amateur astronomer, Al Nagler, and it is no surprise that amateur astronomers have
Read MoreA Note from Al Nagler I’d like to thank Susan Sherwood, director of TechWorks! (www.ctandi.org) for celebrating the 50th anniversary
Read MoreYes, the above scope *is* a Tele Vue: this 700mm, f/5, “TeleVue-140″ scope debuted in 1996 and incorporated our patented
Read MorePlössls – 40 years The year 2020 holds some big product anniversaries for our company. Tele Vue was founded in
Read MoreAs we close-out the year, we’d like to update you on what is going on “behind the scenes” at Tele
Read More“40 Hours of Terror” is how a Washington Post correspondent described Hurricane Dorian’s impact on the Bahamas this past September.
Read MoreOver the years, we’ve seen conversational topics in online amateur circles that repeatedly crop up concerning the definition of apochromatic
Read MoreApollo 11 made a splashdown in the Pacific Ocean 50-years ago today after an 8-day mission. Thus ended the mission
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