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Red Light Pen – No Longer Available!

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What better way to record your observations than with an EAAS red light pen? A black medium point biro pen coupled with a red LED light is the perfect accompaniment…

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Performance Improvement For Achromatic Refractors

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Anyone who owns a conventional achromatic refractor will be aware of the blue halo surrounding any white or bright object at high powers. Most people will know that this is…

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Visual comet hunting – A deeper look by Martin McKenna

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Resident comet hunter and EAAS member, Martin McKenna has been observing comets since 1997 and has made it his passion in the field of astronomy. He has clocked up over…

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Why observe comets? by Martin McKenna

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Resident comet hunter and EAAS member, Martin McKenna has been observing comets since 1997 and has made it his passion in the field of astronomy. He has clocked up over…

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Visual Comet Hunting by Martin McKenna

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INTRODUCTIONVisual comet hunting is the systematic search for undiscovered comets by the visual amateur observer using the naked eye, binoculars or telescope. It is a way of exploring the entire…

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Saturn, The Lord Of The Rings

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December 2003On New Years Eve the planet Saturn will be closer to Earth and brighter than at any time in three decades. All month long, everyone can enjoy Saturn at…

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Choosing Your First Telescope

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Choosing Your First Telescope - A Beginner's Guide by Stevie Beasant & Eamonn KeyesA question which keeps popping up over and over again on the NIAAS forum is "How do…

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Astronomy Formulae by Andrew Johnston

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IntroductionHere is a set of formulae and numbers that I have always wished was in one place.  Now they are.  Enjoy.f ratio (or focal ratio) = primary mirror focal length…

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Choosing a telescope By Andrew Johnston

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There are three types of telescopes for the Amateur Astronomer, refractor, reflector and catadioptric. All these designs have the same purpose, to collect light and bring it to a point…

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A Short Guide to Choosing Eyepieces by Neil Patterson

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The following is a basic guide to some of the factors to take into consideration when choosing eyepieces. It is based on my experience but also on conversations with and…

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