50-Years After Apollo: One of Al Nagler’s Designs is Scheduled for Launch! – P.U.N.C.H.
Apollo 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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Clyde Bone and His Two Unusual Mersenne Telescopes!
In this guest blog post, Ted Hume describes two telescopes designed and built by Clyde Bone. At first they appear
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Downsizing to the Perfect Small Scope and Mount
If you’ve read my “does it spark joy?” blog for Tele Vue, you know I’m trying to simplify. That has
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“Stargazing” in Brooklyn Bridge Park
Each year, the World Science Festival features amazing talks and experiences in the New York City (NYC) area, such as
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Tele Vue and the Moon Men from Philly!
We got a call into the office a while back from the “Philly Moon Men.” The caller identified himself as
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Remembering Tom Trusock
(1968 – 2019)
Last week we heard of the sudden passing of our friend Tom Trusock. The numbing disbelief still comes in waves.
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Does it spark joy?
Tidying means taking each item in your hand, asking yourself whether it sparks joy, and deciding on this basis whether
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The Passing of Alan Bean, 4th Man to Walk on the Moon
From New York Times OBITUARIES Alan Bean, who became the fourth man to walk on the moon and turned to painting
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#televue40: Your Tele Vue Solar Images
At the beginning of the year, in honor of Tele Vue’s 40th year, we asked you to tag your social
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