We are bringing out our largest 20-inch telescope under the night sky to observe Venus, Saturn, Jupiter and the Moon.
We are bringing out several large and small telescopes under the winter milky way night sky to observe its ornaments - Star Clusters.
Would you like to learn how to photograph the Moon is great detail, USING YOUR OWN CELLPHONE?
Watch the Golden Handle on the Moon.
End of May and half of June 2022, the planets are aligned in such a way that ALL the planets can be seen before dawn.
It is indeed a rare occurrence to see all of the planets in the Solar System present in the sky at the same time. Sometimes there are particular nights when all of the planets are visible from dusk to dawn. Some planets are visible in the evening after sunset and some visible in the morning before sunrise, but to see all of the planets in the same quadrant of the sky at the same time is indeed rare.
ALL THE PLANETS are lined up in the morning sky. This is quite a rare situation, and will persist for several weeks.
On 16th September 2022, the outermost planet Neptune will be closest to Earth. Although Neptune is not visible with naked eyes, but as seen with a telescope, on this date it will be at its biggest this year.
The Lunar Eclipse of Tuesday is trending all over the world. India will see the last part of the eclipse, when the Moon rises, the eclipse will already be underway. If you are in the eastern parts of India you will see more of partial phases, and if you are in the western parts of India, less and less of partial phases, in twilight conditions.
It’s a crisp Christmassy evening in late December, no smog and the sky is clear over Gurgaon, and we can see all of the seven planets, from Mercury to Neptune.
The results of the "Aperture" Indian Astrophotographer of the Year contest were announced recently. Aperture Telescopes is quite happy to be the Title Sponsor of this prestigious annual astrophotography contest in India.
The results of the "Aperture" Indian Astrophotographer of the Year contest were announced recently. Aperture Telescopes is quite happy to be the Title Sponsor of this prestigious annual astrophotography contest in India.
A common cliché among astrophotographers and its quite accurate cliché – You cannot photograph anything from overly light polluted cities.
Here is one person who is making this statement a misconception, meet Sameer Dhar.
Whatsapp University is abuzz with the clickbait 'Planetary Alignment of 2025'. Would you like to see all the planets in great detail at the event organised by Aperture Telescopes?
