Astronomy-Leelanau
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Welcome to Astronomy-Leelanau, a website of the Hahnenberg Observatory, Lake Leelanau. MI. The observatory houses the largest telescope in the area, a 14" Meade LX200GPS-SMT Schmidt-Cassegrain Telescope, an 8" Orion reflector, and a Coronado h-Alpha telescope for viewing sun flares and prominences, along with CCD and digital SLR cameras for optimal planetary and deep-sky photography.
As of July 15, Astronomy-Leelanau.net will cease to exist. Beginning July 1, our website will become a blog, published more than once a month. With the exciting developments from NASA, especially regarding the Mars lander, I thought it would be more news-friendly to post blogs as events unfold.
The Clear Sky link and Sky Dome links will still be posted on each blog.
Naturally, I will have my Commentary, but at times it will be concerning a news item in astronomy.
Look for the July lst Commentary on "What does a discovery of intelligent life on another planet do to Christianity?"
Ed Hahnenberg
