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Happy New Year 2025 to all astronomers !01/04/2025
Bonne année 2025 à tous les astronomes !
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« Pimp your OVNI » now available for the OVNI-B11/22/2024
Choose among five vibrant colors and make your OVNI truly yours !
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Rencontres du Ciel et de l'Espace in Paris11/16/2024
The not-to-be-missed astronomy show !
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Celebration of OVNI Night Vision 5th anniversary11/08/2024
Thank you to all our customers and partners accross the world
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Globular clusters pics observed in Germany with an OVNI-M.10/29/2024
Photos of the main globular clusters in the Messier catalog.
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Aurora borealis through Night Vision eyepiece10/29/2024
Video + Observation report with an OVNI-M
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OVNI Lens 75mm F/1.5 with integrated 2" filter adapter10/10/2024
Soon available for OVNI-M / OVNI-B users.
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Attend our conference at RCE (Rencontres du Ciel et de l'Espace)09/23/2024
Meet us on Sunday, November 10 at 2:45 p.m. in Room 1
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The OVNI Large Telescope (OLT) is now officially operational !09/17/2024
Made By DocTelescope and Fullum Oprics, hosted by Astronomade at the Observatoire Astronomique des Causses du Quercy
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Visual observation and pic of Andromeda's Parachute quasar with OVNI-M
New success for Martin Fiedler who used his OVNI-M eyepiece to observe and image Andromeda's Parachute quasar. Here are Martin's comments :
« Most fascinating for me was the observation of Andromeda's parachute on the 24" Dobson, a gravitational lens splitting a quasar 11 billion light years away into four parts. Visually without OVNI-M three components could just be seen indirectly as a curved structure, with the OVNI-M and extended focal length even a split into three components could be seen, the middle one appeared a bit brighter. The fourth component was not visible. In the following night I tried to image the structure via Deep-Sky Lucky Imaging (500*0,1s exposure time, Player-One Saturn-M). Then even the faint fourth component was visible. »
See his pic made in Germany with his 600mm telescope compared to the pic with the 1.8m Pan-STARRS telescope in Hawaï.
The full image FOV can be seen on the OVNI Night Vision Astronomy - Users Group : www.facebook.com/groups/182425852846835
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Important ! Older publications
Posted in: Customers & Observatories, Media - Magazine, Radio, TV..., Products - OVNI-M, OVNI-B, Accessories, FAQ - Tutorials - Guides, Miscellaneous , Photo Gallery, Events - Demos, Conferences, Trade Shows, Scientific Research Amateur and Professional04/06/2023Access past publications from 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022 and 2023 with or without a Facebook account.Read more
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Amazing video of SpaceX rocket by Patrick (USA)
04/06/2023SpaceX rocket separation stage seen with a Night Vision eyepiece attached to a 12-inch telescope.Read more
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How can I take pics with a smartphone attached to my OVNI-M / OVNI-B ?
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Pics of the Horshead Nebula
Posted in: Photo Gallery04/06/2023OVNI Night Vision eyepieces allow to visually observe and image deep sky objects in great details at various...Read more
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Visual observations report with OVNI-B written by Lionel Ruiz (France)
Posted in: Customers & Observatories04/06/2023A very detailed and captivating report of visual observations with the binoviewer OVNI-BRead more
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