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William Optics SpaceCat 61 WIFD
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William Optics SpaceCat 61 WIFD

The William Optics SpaceCat 61 WIFD is a limited edition offering of the popular William Optics 61mm apo astrograph offered in a unique space grey color combination. The limited edition SpaceCat 61 package includes: – SpaceCat 61 APO WIFD – William Optics lens cap with Bahtinov mask – Saddle Handlebar […]

NEAF/NEAIC 2024
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NEAF/NEAIC 2024

It’s time to start making plans for NEAF/NEAIC 2024! The two events will again be held at Suffern, New York just a short 30-minute drive from New York City. NEAIC 2024 The Northeast Astro-imaging Conference (NEAIC) will kick things off with two days of seminars and displays of interest to […]

ZWO ASI664MC
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ZWO ASI664MC

The ZWO ASI664MC color camera is among the latest offerings from ZWO providing an excellent option for planetary, lunar and solar imaging. The ZWO ASI664MC utilizes Sony’s STARVIS 2 technology which helps produce exceptional image quality through its back illuminated sensor design. The increased sensitivity to near infrared (NIR) offers […]

UniStellar Odyssey Telescope
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UniStellar Odyssey Telescope

The UniStellar Odyssey telescope is the latest iteration of the company’s automated smart telescope lineup. It comes in two different models, the base Odyssey and Odyssey Pro (shown in image) which is equipped with a digital OLED Nikon eyepiece for live views directly from the telescope. Both models of the […]

Takahashi TPL Plossl Eyepieces
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Takahashi TPL Plossl Eyepieces

The Takahashi TPL Plossl Eyepieces offer a lineup of 48-degree eyepieces with highly refractive and low-dispersion glass which result in excellent pinpoint and sharp contrast. The new TPL series minimizes chromatic aberration to around half of the Takahashi Abbe eyepiece series and two thirds of the Takahashi LE series. To […]

Nebula Filter for Celestron Origin
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Nebula Filter for Celestron Origin

The Nebula Filter for Celestron Origin enhances the views and images of nebulae when using the Celestron Origin especially from urban and suburban skies. The filter blocks light pollution, boosts image contrast and darkens the sky background for noticeably better images as it transmits only the key Hα-Hβ-OIII wavelengths from […]

Stellarium 23.4
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Stellarium 23.4

The team behind the Stellarium planetarium software has announced that Stellarium version 23.4 is now available. Stellarium is an open-source application which renders 3D photo-realistic skies in real time displaying stars, constellations, planets, nebulae and more. Stellarium is licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2 […]

CCD Guide 2024
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CCD Guide 2024

The CCD Guide 2024 is now available. Every year since 1997, the Astronomischer Arbeitskreis Salzkammergut astronomy club in Austria has published the CCD-Guide, which assists astrophotographers in planning their imaging projects. Besides a huge number of reference images, the CCD-Guide contains software to find images, to view images and to […]

Telescope Control Center Platform
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Telescope Control Center Platform

The Telescope Control Center Platform from Rouz Astro is designed to clamp on to any Losmandy or Vixen type dovetail allowing the user to create their own telescope control center. It offers a modular design that can be used to configure the platform with mini-PCs, ZWO ASIAIRs and power distribution […]

Celestron Origin
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Celestron Origin

The new Celestron Origin is an all-in-one home observatory designed to take the complexity out of traditional telescopes by combining a number of different Celestron innovations such as RASA optics and StarSense sky recognition technology. At the heart of its imaging DNA, the Celestron Origin utilizes Celestron’s patented Rowe-Ackermann Schmidt […]