Astronomy Telescope
Telescope Reviews

Orion StarBlast 6i – Review

December 17, 2012 James Miller 2

Using the same optics and compact design as non-computerized scopes, the StarBlast 6i is a great first telescope for those just getting involved in the hobby, or as an easily transportable secondary telescope for those […]

Telescopes
Telescope Reviews

Celestron NexStar 4SE – Review

December 17, 2012 James Miller 0

Celestron has been one of the most popular and familiar names in hobbyist telescopes for decades, with the company’s origins dating back to the 1950s when its founder Tom Johnson was contracted to produce electronic […]

Telescopes
Telescope Reviews

Celestron NexStar 130SLT – Review

December 17, 2012 James Miller 0

Celestron has been a provider of easy to use hobbyist telescopes since 1955, though they are also a great choice for seasoned astronomers as well. Originally, founder Tom Johnson went into electronics to manufacture parts […]

Meteor Shower
FAQs

The Leonid Meteor Shower Explained

November 30, 2012 James Miller 0

Every November the region of the night sky associated with the constellation of Leo is filled with a prolific meteor shower, known as the Leonids. The Leonids generally occur each year between November 13th and […]

Star Trek
Sci-Film Reviews

Star Trek’s Top 5 Hottest Babes

November 29, 2012 James Miller 1

Compiling a list of ‘Star Trek’s Top 5 Hottest Babes’ was certainly a labor of love and one of which I undertook with great delight. After carefully reviewing countless photos of the most gorgeous, smart, […]

Ursa Major and Polaris
FAQs

Using The Stars To Tell Time

November 29, 2012 James Miller 0

Polaris (The North Star) is located in the constellation of  Ursa Minor and can be used to either measure time, or tell the time within 30 minutes of accuracy. Locating Polaris The star Polaris lies just […]

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Astronomy Lists

20 Interesting Astronomy Quotes

November 29, 2012 James Miller 0

In the vast expanse of the universe, humanity has long gazed at the stars with wonder and awe. From ancient civilizations to modern scientific exploration, the cosmos has inspired poets, philosophers, scientists, and dreamers alike. […]

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Astronomy History

Ancient Telescopes And Lenses

November 29, 2012 James Miller 0

Over the years archaeologists have been discovering greater numbers of ancient lenses, and historians finding more and more references to their use in ancient times. It is therefore inevitable that scientists would ask whether these […]

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