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Cloudy Nights still has major issues after website upgrade

Astronomy

Cloudy Nights still has major issues after website upgrade


  • Thursday, October 16, 2025
  • By Richard Harris

Cloudy Nights Goes Dark. When a routine upgrade turned stormy, the beloved astronomy forum faced its own eclipse. Cloudy Nights Goes Dark reminds us that even the brightest online communities can dim when technology falters, leaving stargazers search...


Smart telescopes are on the rise

Smart Telescope

Smart telescopes are on the rise


  • Friday, May 9, 2025
  • By Richard Harris

The rise of smart telescopes is obvious. From the evolution of telescopes by Galileo's refractor to modern innovations like SeeStar showcases how smart telescope history reflects advancements in optics, tracking, and imaging, transforming stargazing ...


EkosLive cloud review

Software

EkosLive cloud review


  • Friday, March 7, 2025
  • By Richard Harris

Discover how EkosLive Cloud is revolutionizing remote astrophotography with AI-powered automation via Stella, advanced observatory control, a vast equipment database, a thriving community, and upcoming observatory rentals - making deep-sky imaging ea...


How spectroheliographs work

Solar

How spectroheliographs work


  • Thursday, February 20, 2025
  • By Richard Harris

Minh Trong, founder of MLAstro, shares his journey from civil engineering to solar imaging, the inspiration behind his SHG 700, how it overcomes traditional limitations, how spectroheliographs work, the importance of 0.3A contrast, and what’s next fo...


Redcat 51 astrophotography: Small telescope with BIG rewards

Astrophotography

Redcat 51 astrophotography: Small telescope with BIG rewards


  • Wednesday, October 16, 2024
  • By Kay Ogetay

Redcat 51 astrophotography from Kayali Ogetay proves that 2 inches of aperture in a telescope is more than plenty to do high-end astrophoto work! He recently captured stunning celestial images, including the Toast Nebula astrophoto, the Wolf's Cave N...


Solar Cycle 25 hits highest sunspot count in decades

Solar

Solar Cycle 25 hits highest sunspot count in decades


  • Wednesday, September 18, 2024
  • By Russ Scritchfield

Tele Vue's latest blog highlights the surge in solar activity during Solar Cycle 25, which has reached its highest sunspot count in over 20 years. Featuring astrophotographer contributions and Tele Vue’s involvement in NASA's PUNCH mission, the blog ...


Signal to noise ratio explained

Astrophotography

Signal to noise ratio explained


  • Monday, September 16, 2024
  • By Richard Harris

Exploring the importance of signal to noise ratio (SNR) in Astrophotography, focusing on its impact on image quality, the advanced ZWO 6200MM camera, and the role of exposure times in capturing detailed deep-sky images. Learn to master SNR for cleare...