Astronomy is a great hobby with something for everyone. You can split doubles, count binaries, do spectrum analyses, seek planets, asteroids, and comets. You can capture the sky on film, tape, and digitally. Or you can just enjoy viewing meteor showers, lunar and solar eclipses, and much, much, more. The sky is literally the limit!
This web site is not here to teach astronomy, but to make you aware of nature's light show and let you see what some perceive as entertainment. Fancy equipment that you will see here is not necessary, but enthusiasm and perseverance is. Enjoy!
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Visit the Hocking Hills Observatory in it's infancy. See how and why it was created. Learn the story of what the hecklers called "The Shed". You will also meet the Stargeezers, a couple of real characters whose motto is "Don't need no stinkin' plans". Click and enjoy the story... "Building The Observatory".
Light pollution is quickly gaining on us. To help preserve the night sky, please use motion sensors or switched security lights (if you gotta have one) and shield the light downward.
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