Your observing sweet spots
Amateur astronomers across the country shared these images with us of their favorite places to observe the stars.
Published:
October 22, 2007
Every New Moon, heartbeats quicken as amateur astronomers head out into the night and converge on select, dark locations where others of their kind often gather. It's the monthly ritual of observers disembarking for their favorite observing sites. We quizzed sky fans around the country about their most treasured places for stargazing. Here are photos of some of their favorite spots. Share your favorite observing spots in our forums.
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