Solar Update: July 2022
Solar activity continues to increase ahead of the prediction curve and solar imagers are loving it! In this gallery blog,
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Remembering Paul Dellechiaie
by David Nagler Update 20 June 2022: Paul’s Obituary has been published. It is with the deepest grief that I
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NP101is: Imaging the Skies over Cambridge
Always on the lookout for great examples of astro-photos made with our gear, we were impressed with Steve Greaves’ collection
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The Birds of Ontario
Marc Fitkin’s Instagram wall caught our attention, with its many birding images made with the Tele Vue-76 APO refractor. We
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Galaxy Season with Tele Vue!
You’ve heard of the four seasons of the year but, did you know about Galaxy Season? From early March to
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2022: Early Spring Events
Messier Marathon Second WindowThe Moon is new on March 31st and that opens a rare second observing window for the
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Solar Update: March 2022
Current solar activity has imagers busy posting their prized Hydrogen-α images to social media. Naturally, there’s a lot of Tele
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2022 Messier Marathon
By the 1970’s amateur astronomers had noticed that all 110 Messier objects (a list of notable objects in the northern
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Your Tele Vue Social Media Posts
In a YouTube review published on the 22nd of January, astro equipment reviewer and NASA Solar System Ambassador Ed Ting
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Night Vision: “How-To” Video Shorts
We’ve put a playlist together on YouTube called Night Vision Component Attachment that demonstrates many common setups for astronomical observation
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