There are many different hobbies and interests it’s never too late to get into, including astronomy. Having the ability to look at the sky and see the wonders of the night is just an amazing experience and truly beautiful. Looking up into the sky and seeing what else might be out there is a very ...
Ever since Galileo first pointed his telescope at the heavens, these devices have been used by astronomers, professional and amateur alike, to study the stars. One of the more recent developments of the last 20 years in astronomy is the GOTO or computer controlled telescope. Since the first computer controlled telescope was built in 1986, ...
While it’s potentially life-threatening, intussusception of the intestines in dogs is fortunately rare. Although this condition can strike dogs of all ages, puppies are more at risk than older dogs. According to peteducation.com, no specific breed appears to have a tendency toward developing the problem. During an intussusception, a portion of the dog’s intestine telescopes ...
Do you have an old 60mm telescope in your closet, basement or garage? They have been sold for decades under brand names like Tasco, Jason, Bushnell, and Mead. They can be a gateway to a new hobby and a whole universe. But, unfortunately, 60mm telescopes also have a number of drawbacks that can frustrate new ...
The Celestron 80ED and CG-5 go to mount make a great package for the intermediate star gazer. Although at roughly $1200 for the complete setup it is a bit expensive for a new astronomer, when compared to the tens of thousands of dollars that the expensive setups cost it is a nice step up from ...
