The Life of Dr. Jay M. Pasachoff
We were saddened to learn last week of the passing of a veteran eclipse chaser and friend of Tele Vue
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2021: A Year of Ups and Downs
Welcome to 2022! In this posting, we’ll examine how the pandemic impacted amateur astronomy this past year and review our
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The “Best” of 2020
For Tele Vue, January 2020 began optimistically: our Apollo 11mm Commemorative eyepiece had started shipping in mid-December and we innocently
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Rodger W. Gordon’s Thoughts on the Tele Vue-85 and Questar 3.5″
Rodger W. Gordon has been an amateur astronomer since 1952 and has written over 300 articles for various amateur astronomy
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50 Years Ago: How Simulators Saved Apollo 13
A Note from Al Nagler I’d like to thank Susan Sherwood, director of TechWorks! (www.ctandi.org) for celebrating the 50th anniversary
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Looking Back & Ahead with Tele Vue
This week we look back at the most popular blog posts of 2019 and give you a peek at one
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Gene’s Tele Vue Baseball Cap
Travel far among the stars, Gene. We’ve got your cap. Dear Al Nagler: You may recall, I met you in
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2020: Solar & Lunar Phenomena Overview + Space Junk Podcast
Lunar Eclipses This year we are blessed by not one, not two, not three, but four penumbral lunar eclipses! (At
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Al with NASA Solar System Ambassador Mike Greene!
In September 2019, I attended a presentation at our local New Jersey library by Mike Greene, a NASA Ambassador. The
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I Thank My Lucky Stars!
I had a great time with hundreds of attendees at the Amateur Astronomers Association (AAA) of New York Starfest in
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