Tele Vue’s 2021 Solar Gallery
It’s time to revisit the Sun! This nearby yellow-dwarf star is entering middle-age and is showing some spots! Here we
Read MoreIt’s time to revisit the Sun! This nearby yellow-dwarf star is entering middle-age and is showing some spots! Here we
Read MoreIn this installment, we travel to Kitt Peak in the Arizona-Sonoran Desert to “speckle” binary stars and finally learn what
Read MoreBack in December 2018, we featured some spectacular wide-field, deep-sky images by Diego Cartes Saavedra in Chile. All the images
Read MoreAn “opposition” happens on the day that Earth and an outer planet line up on the same side of the
Read MoreIn the last blog, we covered the history of the Newtonian reflector, its inherent aberrations, and how Tele Vue’s
Read MoreInvented from lenses used to make eyeglasses, refractors were the first telescopes when introduced in the 1600s. However, the early
Read MoreIn the last installment, our scientific path went from “polar to solar.” (If you missed it, please go back and
Read MoreThe above portrait of the Horsehead and Flame nebulae is stunning. Created in Hydrogen-alpha light, this monochrome image is filled
Read MoreTele Vue’s product quality, consistency, and reliability are well known in amateur astronomy circles. So, it shouldn’t come as a
Read MoreThe lead-off image of this post is certainly an eye-grabber! It is one of the most unique interpretations of the
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