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Why-the-iOptron-iEQ30-Pro-still-matters-for-exoplanet-transit-work

Why the iOptron iEQ30 Pro still matters for exoplanet transit work


Friday, April 17, 2026 by

The interesting thing about this hobby is how often the line between amateur and professional work gets blurred. Not in a marketing sense, but in a very real, practical way. There are projects out there today doing legitimate science with gear that many of us either own or have seriously considered ...


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Astronomy equipment at NEAF 2026


Monday, April 13, 2026 by

NEAF has come and gone, another year in the books where astronomy enthusiasts and manufacturers from all over the world end up in the same place for a couple of very full days. If you’re not familiar with it, NEAF stands for the Northeast Astronomy Forum and Space Expo, and it’s really t...


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Galaxies previously unseen discovered with help from physicist


Tuesday, March 24, 2026 by

I chase photons that perhaps left their homes before our oceans found their tides (if you believe photos actually travel anyway). Those photons slide into a sensor as if they are shy travelers, and if I treat them with patience they will draw a picture that was always there, just hidden under the no...


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Lens support system from Buckeyestargazer lands


Tuesday, March 24, 2026 by

A telephoto lens and camera can make beautiful deep sky images, but the setup lives or dies by how well it is mounted-as many of you know. If the lens flexes a little when you slew, if the camera tilts a hair when you focus, your stars will tattle. The difference between soft ovals and tight circles...


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