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How to buy the Tele Vue 24 Delos

There is a moment, under a steady sky (rare I know), when your eye and the eyepiece feel like one instrument, and the telescope simply fades away. The Tele Vue 24mm Delos is designed for exactly that moment. It pairs a comfortably long 20 millimeters of eye relief with a wide apparent field of 72 degrees, that lets you take in expansive views without craning your neck o...

Houdini 9 and 30 mm coma-correcting eyepieces are coming

Houdini Telescopes is extending its series of coma-correcting eyepieces with the upcoming Houdini 9 mm and 30 mm models. These additions follow the earlier releases of the Houdini 12 and 20 mm eyepieces and are designed to enhance the versatility of the lineup for amateur and educational astronomers. Both models integrate built-in coma correction, wide fields of view, a...

NOBLEX ultra-wide-angle anastigmatic eyepiece is here

When we talk about astronomy equipment, the conversation usually circles around telescopes, mounts, and cameras. Eyepieces are sometimes treated as accessories, when in truth they are the final translators between the light gathered by the telescope and the eye of the observer. The NOBLEX ultra-wide-angle anastigmatic eyepiece belongs to that class of optical tools that...

2025 Tele Vue product anniversaries

Tele Vue products are so expertly designed and finely crafted that they only replace them with new models when they can make a meaningful improvement in performance. Therefore, many products that find their way into our customer’s hands have an ancestry dating back decades. Here they list some anniversaries for products that are still on the market today. 2025 ...

All Sky Map

Sky charts have always been a cornerstone of amateur and professional astronomy. From books like Turn Left at Orion to iconic maps by Wil Tirion, they provide orientation and inspiration under the stars. Continuing in that tradition but innovating for real-world usability, Steve Berardi has released the All Sky Map, a rugged, full-sky reference chart designed to be take...

Houdini 12 coma-correcting eyepiece

Following the successful debut of the Houdini 20, Houdini Telescopes has announced the next in its series of high-performance coma-correcting eyepieces: the Houdini 12 mm 86° Coma-Correcting Eyepiece. Designed to deliver exceptional sharpness, immersive fields of view, and unmatched coma correction in Newtonian reflectors, the Houdini 12 is already shaping up to be ...

Pegasus Astro SmartEye reviewed by Space Koala

The Pegasus Astro SmartEye is the first commercially available smart eyepiece designed to seamlessly integrate advanced sensor technology with the traditional telescope viewing experience. Priced at $1,726.92, the SmartEye represents a new category of observational equipment, combining electronically assisted astronomy (EAA) with the tactile satisfaction of looking thro...

Astrophotography is expensive

I first pointed a telescope at the night sky in 1986, a wide-eyed kid with a Tasco 60mm refractor and my parents’ 35mm film camera. I had no idea what I was doing. The telescope was a humble department-store model on a wobbly tripod, and the camera was loaded with ISO 400 film that I’d push to its limits. Yet, under a crisp night sky, with Halley’...

NEEWER LS-T22 Electronic Telescope Eyepiece

The NEEWER LS-T22 1.25" Electronic Telescope Eyepiece is designed to make digital stargazing more accessible and user-friendly than ever. Built to fit any telescope with a standard 1.25-inch focuser, this compact device replaces the traditional eyepiece with a digital imaging system. Instead of squinting through glass, observers get a live 1080p image streamed dire...

Nagler Type 7 eyepieces from Tele Vue Optics

Tele Vue has announced a new line of eyepieces called the Nagler Type 7 series. Tele Vue developed the Nagler Type 7 series as a natural extension of their limited edition Apollo 11 eyepiece, which had an 85° apparent field of view. The goal was to create a series that offers similar performance but with an 82° field, making it more accessible for eyeglass weare...

Astronomical sketching and keeping things dark

Astronomical sketching is a unique blend of art and science. It requires patience, precision, and a deep appreciation for the night sky. Unlike photography, which captures a moment in time, sketching allows you to engage with whatever object you are observing on a more intimate level. You observe, you interpret, and you translate what you see into a piece of art. ...

SVBONY SV230 super zoom aspheric eyepiece

The SVBONY SV230 is not just another eyepiece; it's a versatile tool designed for the modern "budget-conscious" astronomer. With a focal length range of 8mm to 20mm, this eyepiece offers a zoom capability that allows you to adjust your view from wide-field to high-magnification without changing eyepieces. This is particularly useful for those spontaneous m...

Solar telescope eyepiece Daystar Quark H-alpha reviewed

Imagine you're at the hottest concert of the year, but instead of front-row seats, you've got a telescope pointed at the Sun. Now, you wouldn't stare straight at those blinding stage lights without protection, right? That’s where a solar eyepiece comes in – it’s like the coolest pair of VIP shades for your telescope. What’s a Solar...