#amateur astronomy
The 32nd Astronomical Exchange took place at Gymnasium Stoppenberg, showcasing a wide array of astronomical equipment and fostering community among enthusiasts.
The AME 2016 in Villingen-Schwenningen brought together astronomy enthusiasts for a day of exploration, learning, and networking in the world of amateur astronomy.
Saturn is back in the summer sky, providing a stunning view for amateur astronomers. Observing the ringed planet at over 40° height ensures remarkable quality.
Reflections on the golden age of astronomy and the excitement of cosmic exploration from the 5th Heidelberg Laureate Forum.
The ATT 2017 in Essen brought together amateur astronomers for a vibrant exchange of telescopes, equipment, and ideas. This year's event featured a range of exhibitors and activities, showcasing the latest in astronomical gear and fostering community among enthusiasts.
Celebrating ten years of the Clear Skies blog, exploring amateur astronomy, cosmic distances, extraterrestrial life, and more.
An overview of essential concepts for amateur astronomy, including telescope selection, resolving power, atmospheric effects, and light-gathering capacity.
Discover the features and specifications of the Celestron Maksutov MC 127/1500 NexStar 127SLT telescope, ideal for planetary observation.
The Bresser AC 90/900 AZ-EQ Taurus telescope is a versatile instrument ideal for both beginners and experienced astronomers, offering robust features and portability for stargazing.
Identifying stars in constellations can seem challenging for astronomy enthusiasts. Discover simple techniques to recognize the main stars and understand the significance of these celestial patterns.
Explore the night sky and discover how to observe nebulae with a telescope. This guide covers essential equipment, techniques, and tips for amateur astronomers.
Radio astronomy is a vital yet lesser-known branch of astrophysics. This article explores its principles, instruments, and the wonders it reveals about the universe.