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2019: Solar and Lunar Phenomena Overview

Mercury Transit The premier event of 2019 awaits the end of the year when Mercury appears to pass over the

Imaging a rare celestial event requires advanced planning, the right equipment, and often a lot of post-processing. Tony Cook traveled

Has it really been a year already? A year since people from all-over converged on a 70-mile-wide ribbon of land,

Mars will exceed 24-arc-sec in diameter between July 23rd and August 9th, 2018. This is 97 percent of the maximum

Tele Vue will be exhibiting at two back-to-back shows just an hours drive north of New York City this week.

If you’re in the New York metro area the third week in April, we’ve got a lot to show you

This is an update on Dr. Don Bruns’s attempt to measure star-position deflection with our Tele Vue-NP101is telescope during this past

If ever there was an event that bound together every living thing on this planet, the disappearance of the Sun

Tele Vue telescopes spread out along the center-line of the Monday, August 21, 2017 North American Eclipse. Our employees and

Tele Vue telescopes spread out along the center-line of the Monday, August 21, 2017 North American Eclipse. Our employees and