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Meade ETX-60 AT Digital Telescope With Autostar Reviewed

While an older model, the Meade etx-60 at digital telescope with autostar is a great educational starter telescope and can be found on e-commerce and auction sites online, new and used.

The Meade ext-60 at digital telescope with autostar retai
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NexRemote Celestron GOTO Kit Reviewed

If you're looking for a great go to kit for your terrific Celestron telescope, look at the latest in Celestron goto kit - the NexRemote. This is newest state of the art telescope technology in go to software by Celestron. It is available with your purch
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Astronomy a draw for young and old

The Oklahoma City Astronomy Club hosts star parties in an effort to get more people interested in the hobby.

At East planetarium, high resolution images make the moon a star

Mankato East Astronomy Club coordinates monthly planetarium shows

Astronomy club, library hold star party on Feb. 7

The Tacoma Astronomical Society and the Puyallup Public Library will hold the fifth annual star party on Feb. 7.

New astronomy club exploring the night sky

JACKSONTOWN -- Brian Weaver spends his nights looking for stars. But not the kind that stare back at you from small and large screens in living rooms and movie theaters.

Journal Club – Neutrino Vision

According to Wikipedia, a journal club is a group of individuals who meet regularly to critically evaluate recent articles in the scientific literature. And of course, the first rule of Journal Club is… don’t talk about Journal Club. So, without further ado – today’s journal article is about the latest findings in neutrino astronomy. Today’s [...]

Astronomy club members enjoy some stargazing

SOLAGS member Grant Woodman and teacher Mark Wellock take a look at a telescope being operated by SOLAGS chairman Jeff Powell with pupils Edouard Johnson, Luke Green, Ruben Roque, Mathieu Johnson.

Modesto area entertainment calendar (Jan. 27)

Modesto area entertainment calendar (Jan. 27)

'Star Party', stargazing sessions for PHL National Astronomy Week

The night sky has been a source of wonder and inspiration for millennia. This February, the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) hopes to introduce a new generation to marvels of the cosmos as it celebrates National Astronomy Week.

450+ issues of Astronomy Magazine Now Available in One Searchable DVD Format, Thanks to Kalmbach Publishing and INM

Readers can access and search 37 years of issues and special editions in just seconds (PRWeb January 31, 2012) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2012/1/prweb9141928.htm

Still plenty of chances to see ‘shooting stars’

The night sky holds a fascination for most people, especially people who live in relatively dark areas like Sedona and the Verde Valley. Of particular interest are what people call shooting stars. They are actually meteors — some of which are rock or come from debris left behind in space by a passing comet, said Dennis Young, president of the Sirius Lookers Astronomy Club in Sedona. “They come ...

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