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Eyes on the Sky
with David Fuller

Astronomy Articles

  • Are Type 1a supernovas picky eaters?

    David Fuller — March 20, 2012
    Scientists are getting closer to understanding what may cause Type 1a supernovae to occur. The supernova in M101 provides some clues.
  • Orion Funscope 76 review (Part 2)

    David Fuller — March 17, 2012
    What can you see in a little Orion Funscope, with a 76mm primary mirror? Actually... quite a lot. This review discuss objects found and observed with this little - yet surprisingly powerful - tabletop telescope.
  • Orion Funscope 76 review (Part 1)

    David Fuller — March 16, 2012
    A review of the small tabletop telescope by Orion, the Funscope. Far more capable and worthy of consideration compared to the "department store" type telescopes of yesteryear. This review covers not only what makes this a worthy option, but also the downsides so you'll know the whole story.
  • The flight of night from sight

    David Fuller — March 08, 2012
    Why do we light up the night sky above us, when the what we really need is light on the ground to see? Lighting up the night sky makes us all poorer in the form of throwing money up into the sky. That's not smart.
  • Let's build a better astro community

    David Fuller — February 20, 2012
    While the astronomy community may be small, many people have telescopes. If we help them discover more of what they can see, we can better address the issue of light pollution too.