
The Light Cup Desserts
You have stumbled upon these delicious, sweet "desserts" being
served cold by my TV-102 Light Cup. Please
take a moment to try some samples from the internet plate.
Walter
Scott Houston and his dear 4-inch Clark refractor
Messier did
it with small telescopes!
See the "real thing"
First
telescope should be like first love
Which refractor? I like
the 2nd answer, but my piggy bank likes the 1st answer
Your telescope may be "bigger" than you think
Learn
the DSO rope
Learn
to hop before you learn to walkLet Skyhound be your DSO
guide
DSO
with small telescope - may the first witness take the stand
What is the speed limit of
your telescope?
The
Three Commandments of DSO observation
"Where?
How come I can't see it?"
Let's give the DSO eye
some aerobics
Place your bet on the
visual roulette
Herschel 400 List
with 55mm refractor - Believe it or not!
Dark Site of the
Force - 4-inch saber-fractor's best friend
Wanna dilate your 4-inch
pupil? Planetary nebulae is your eye drop
I say planetary nebula you
planetary nebulae
Has anyone seen NGC 0?
J
DSP is not a digital signal
processor, but a "Deep Sky Pronto" (see astro log)
Let me guess, DSO
stands for "DeepSky Small Optics"
Catching aperture fever, try a cup of
medicine:
aspirin
advil
(scroll down to "Q: Are those little refractors really
better than a bigger scope??")
aleve
tyrenol
still
feverish, ok go ahead, load it up
Using your small scope less and less, try these rejuvenating ...
Feeling depressed, under polluted gray sky, try a double doze of tonics...
Tequila
(Double
trouble? Here's how to double up)
Vodka
Bloody
Mary
Double over
help desk
A 4-inch
refractor for planets, you're kidding, right?
Planetary
observing hints
Mars, Mars, ..., come again every other year... ♫
Facts
Skyhound Mar's trap
Skyhound
Mar's features
Mars
Section 31
Will
the real Mars through a 4-inch refractor please stand?
What
about Mars through an 85mm refractor?
Say,
I ain't no shutter bug - where's the sketch?
Planet
Mars Chronology
Feeling blue under the blue moon?
Try these cheesy spells...
The
constantly changing inconstant moon
Free
map
One.
little two, little three, little Plato... ♫
Sky
too polluted for DSO? What if craters, rimas, rilles, etc. were assigned
NGC numbers?
And don't forget to sip some astro-coffee served in an internet china on your
way out.
Deep Sky Objects through the TV-102
Deep Sky Objects by
the TV-102
Jupiter and Saturn
by TV-102
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