We were blessed with mostly clear skies this week while we enjoyed the partial solar eclipse. We had set up several instruments for visitors to enjoy: The 16" domed SCT, a Tak FSQ-106 on tracking mount, a TV 80mm refractor with Herschel Wedge and DSLR for images, and eclipse glasses for everyone. While not a... Continue Reading →
Inevitably, you have seen information about the upcoming total solar eclipse. See below for more information. Feel free to share. Eclipse Information for Wednesday 12 August 2026: If you happen to be on the path of totality, well done! There are a couple of solid locations on land this time around, including the northeast coast... Continue Reading →
From NH this was a partial eclipse, but we had good weather and the opportunity to watch the sunrise with the eclipse already in progress. The choice location was one of many spots along the NH seacoast. We chose North Beach in Hampton which had easy to reach parking and plenty of locations to settle... Continue Reading →
