Posted by: Bubo Observatory Thanks to the recent thaw, heavy rain, flooding, and flash freeze, I can get into the observatory again. No damage as far as I can tell,

Posted by: Bubo Observatory (JohnN) Thanks to the recent thaw, heavy rain, flooding, and flash freeze, I can get into the observatory again. No damage as far as I can

Posted by: Celestron Today we celebrate Nicolaus Copernicus! He was the first modern scientist to propose that the Earth and other planets revolve around the Sun. ⇒ Original Post

Posted by: Jason Dain People often ask me what goes into making my Astrophotography images. It is much more involved than just capturing a single image! I made this short

Posted by: Bubo Observatory Could China be entering the space market as cleanup and salvage operators? https://www.universetoday.com/154338/a-chinese-space-tug-just-grappled-a-dead-satellite/?fbclid=IwAR0r38ILL9qCyb9U2ozCwcBGwLhpusu7I4UHRAa9akoznUJTAekvodD7Mz8 A Chinese Space Tug Just Grappled a Dead Satellite – Universe Today ⇒

Posted by: Bubo Observatory Newbie viewing tips! Stars never resolve into anything other than points of light. They never show any detail other than colour. No amount of magnification can

Posted by: Athena Community Astronomy Club Soooo, you’ve prolly heard by now the new and exciting efforts to quash the COVID expansion, but here’s how it affects us all, in