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Talk about telescopes coming to astronomical society in March

Talk about telescopes coming to astronomical society in March
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Catch the northern lights and spot stars in these 6 destinations

During the winter months on a clear night visitors may be lucky enough to catch the Northern Lights in Washington’s Olympic National Park, 95% of the park is designated as wilderness with a complete absence of human-caused light so the wonders of the night sky are clear to see. ....

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Astronomical Society meeting set for Friday - Rio Rancho Observer

Astronomical Society meeting set for Friday - Rio Rancho Observer
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John Jardine Goss | EarthSky

“I can sometimes see the moon in the daytime” was a cosmic revelation that John Jardine Goss first discovered through personal observations when he was 6 years old. It shook his young concept of the universe and launched his interest in astronomy and stargazing, a fascination he still holds today. John is past president of the Astronomical League, the largest U.S. federation of astronomical societies, with over 20,000 members. He's earned the title of Master Observer and has authored the celestial observing guides Exploring the Starry Realm and Carpe Lunam. John also writes a monthly stargazing column, Roanoke Skies, for the Roanoke Times, and a bimonthly column, Skywatch, for Blue Ridge Country magazine. He has contributed to Sky and Telescope magazine, the IDA Nightscape, the Astronomical League’s Reflector magazine, and the RASC Observer’s Handbook. ....

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Ask HN: What entry-level telescope should I choose?

Learning how to setup tracking with a meh telescope and a sturdy mount is in my opinion more fun and more rewarding than just tracing with a DSLR tele lens. Unless you have a system with big enough magnification to start bumping into the real issues with stabilization and tracking, on a DSLR with an APS sensor that will start happening around 300/400 mm focal length and lenses that are good enough to start doing stacking with are more expensive than a meh telescope.
Also it s better to start playing with a telescope sooner so that you get used to the particular problems of telescopes regarding IQ, like the ugly bokeh from the spider and the (lack of) chromatic aberration. ....

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