My vintage Celestron C14 after a long night observing. This taken was while it was still on its surprisingly accurate, original fork mount and mains power drive. It’s since been mounted on a Celestron CGEM-DX mount.
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- JWST is Powerful Enough to See a Variety of Biosignatures in Exoplanets
- Research helps pave way for first manned mission to Mars
- Nuclear fusion will not be regulated the same way as nuclear fission
- “Building Blocks of Life” Discovered in Meteorite That Crash Landed in England
- Astronomers discover metal-rich galaxy in early universe
- Unexpected New Ring System Discovered in Our Own Solar System
- Astronomers discover eight new super-hot stars
- More funding for OzGrav
- Cosmological enigma of Milky Way’s satellite galaxies solved
- After Artemis 1, it will take NASA 2 years to send astronauts to the moon. Why so long?
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