David H. Levy's Evening Stars: Astro-businesses: a way of inspiring
June 2010: Take advantage of some of the best skygazing equipment the world has ever seen.
Contributed by David H. Levy
Published:
April 26, 2010
 A crowd of unruly telescopes threatens to overtake David Levy. From left: Miranda, a homemade 26-inch Newtonian; Gemini, a 10-inch JMI binocular telescope; Obadiah, a 16-inch Meade Schmidt camera; Flaire, a 14-inch Meade SCT; Samwise, a 10-inch Meade Schmidt-Newtonian; Pegasus, a Cave 8-inch Newtonian; and Clyde, a Celestron 14-inch SCT.
Photo by Wendee Levy
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