Tele Vue at 2018 NEAIC & NEAF this Week!
Tele Vue will be exhibiting at two back-to-back shows just an hours drive north of New York City this week.
Read MoreTele Vue will be exhibiting at two back-to-back shows just an hours drive north of New York City this week.
Read MoreAll Tele Vue telescopes now come standard as optical tube assemblies (OTA) that can be turned into “complete” units with
Read MoreIf you’re in the New York metro area the third week in April, we’ve got a lot to show you
Read MoreAll Tele Vue telescopes now come standard as optical tube assemblies (OTA) that can be turned into “complete” units with
Read MoreThe changing face of the moon has long been documented by artists. In the early 1600s, the introduction of the
Read MoreBy the 1970s amateurs had noticed that all 110 Messier objects could be observed at low northern latitudes over the
Read MoreWe spotted some great Tele Vue-NP127is images on Instagram and AstroBin recently. They are the work of a collaboration between
Read MoreFor most people an overhead pass of the International Space Station (ISS) looks somewhat like a bright airliner crossing the
Read MoreMost amateur astronomers will ignore the full moon. The best telescopic observations can be had before and after the moon
Read MoreAbout every 26-months, Earth and Mars get a good look at each other as their orbits cause them to line
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