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The Eclipse at El Trapiche!

Nature’s most spectacular event was seen again by the Haeberle family. This time it was the great SOUTH American Eclipse. There was much time planning

Tom Haeberle August 1, 2019

Total Eclipse from High Above the Pacific

This was a quick trip for me. I left Newark airport at 1pm on Monday, July 1st and, after a long layover in Houston, arrived

Mark Hefter August 1, 2019

2019 Total Solar Eclipse from La Serena, Chile

South America was blessed with a wonderful total solar eclipse July 2nd, 2019. This was my third eclipse. My first was in Aruba in 1998.

George Hripcsak August 1, 2019

In the Shadow of the Moon, Chile 2019

The temperature dropped, the sky dimmed, then darkened, wavy shadows moved across the ground, and shouts rang out! This could only describe one thing –

Stan Honda August 1, 2019

Don’t cry for Me Argentina — Eclipse Report from Bella Vista

This was my second total solar eclipse after Spray, Oregon, on August 21, 2017. Bella Vista was one of the places that forecast excellent conditions

Matthias Schmitt August 1, 2019

A Cosmic Ballet in Argentina

Trees cannot grow in the province of San Juan, Argentina, at least not without artificial irrigation supplying them with water via aqueducts. Even the province’s

Juliana Roding August 1, 2019

Binocular Vision: a week under the stars

My trip began on June 18 when I traveled over 2,500 miles from New York City to Tucson, Arizona. Through a teen astronomy program run

Evan Brorby August 1, 2019

Tariffs and Astronomy Equipment

At the June 6, 2019 AAA Astrophotography Meet Up meet up, Alfredo Viegas summarized the effect tariffs on Chinese goods will have on astronomy and photography equipment.

Stan Honda July 1, 2019

Flying over Jenny Jump: the ISS

Details behind catching an ISS pass over UACNJ.

Stan Honda June 1, 2019

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