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Technology is driving a revolution in amateur astronomy. Improvements in telescopes, computerized data, cameras, and more means backyard stargazers now have access to information that only a few years ago would have been limited to the hands of experts. A look at the technology of amateur astronomy -- and what you might discover by just looking up.
Charles Laird Calia, amateur astronomer; and author of "The Stargazing Years"
Geoff Chester, amateur/professional astronomer; and Public Affairs Officer, United States Naval Observatory; and Member of Northern Virginia Astronomy Club
Martin Cohen, Astro-Optics Director, Company Seven
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