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Hell Gate’s Devil-Horned Eclipse

If you haven’t heard by now, there will be an annular eclipse this June 10th, or Ring of Fire as witnessed by some Canadians in

Tom Haeberle June 5, 2021

Eclipses to Come in Twenty Twenty-One: On This Planet and Out of This World

Before there was the Great American Eclipse of 2017, there was really nothing much to speak of as far as seeing a solar eclipse from

Tom Haeberle May 2, 2021

The Story of Orion

I took some quick and easy shots on a cold and gusty Long Island winter night at the Custer Institute last month. Custer is Long

Tom Haeberle March 1, 2021

Apollo XIV – Straight As a Die and Flying Right – 50th Anniversary

Alan Shepard’s triumphant return to outer space on Apollo 14 after ten years since his historic flight in the Mercury program was remarkable. Despite having

Tom Haeberle February 2, 2021

The Lord of the Rings in the Realm of the King

We are quickly approaching the “Great Conjunction” on December 21, 2020, which means Jupiter and Saturn will be about one-tenth of a degree apart. The

Tom Haeberle December 2, 2020

A Wild West Welcome to Mars Hill!

There is a very short window to observe Mars at its best opposition, this year being one of those good years; it won’t happen again

Tom Haeberle November 2, 2020

Brooklyn Bridge Park (BBCP) Friday Night’s Alright for Observing!

What a fantastic night at Brooklyn Bridge Conservancy Park (BBCP) on Friday September 25th. It was the second time the club met this year at

Tom Haeberle November 2, 2020

“The Little Book That Could” — Explain the History and Mysteries of Black Holes

Marcia Bartusiak’s book, Black Hole: How an Idea Abandoned by Newtonians, Hated by Einstein, and Gambled on by Hawking, Became Loved, Yale University Press (2015),

Tom Haeberle October 1, 2020

Apollo 11: Chasing Moon Shadows

Total solar eclipses happen often but usually in places far away and seemingly problematic to get to. But of all those seen over millennia, only

Tom Haeberle July 24, 2020

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