Superb drawing by Tom C., a Belgium user of OVNI-M.
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OVNI-M Intensifier eyepiece : A sketch artist's best friend for deep sky adventuresRead more -
FAQ : Can an OVNI-M eyepiece be attached to binoculars ?Read moreThank you to the Sylvain R., a French OVNI-M user.
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OVNI Night Vision Celebrates Its 6th Anniversary !Read moreThank you to all astronomers around the globe !
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Recent scientific projects with OVNI Night Vision eyepiecesRead moreOVNI Night Vision went to Ukraine for a PRO-AM collaboration.
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Scientific collaboration between OVNI Night Vision and xLab (Qatar)Read moreProject led by Levi Hammett from the Virginia Commonwealth University’s Arts of Qatar
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Selection of the most recent publications regarding OVNI Night Vision eyepiecesRead moreIn English (CloudyNights) and in French (Webastro / Astrosurf)
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OVNI Night Vision eyepieces in GreeceRead moreA new way to attract customers to resorts, hotels, B&Bs and other accommodations
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Drawing Stellar Objects with OVNI-M / OVNI-BRead morePierre Strock and Yann Pothier use their OVNI intensifiers to sketch the cosmos.
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Important ! Older publications
Access past publications from 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022 and 2023 with or without a Facebook account.Read more -
Why OVNI-M / OVNI-B are unique and very different from other night vision devices ?
OVNI-M / OVNI-B are the only night vision eyepieces in the world designed specifically for astronomy and should not...Read more -
New accessories
Discover the 3 new accessories exclusively available for OVNI-M / OVNI-B users.Read more -
How many magnitudes can I gain with an OVNI-M / OVNI-B ?
In a general it is commonly accepted that you will multiply the aperture of your telescope by 3.Read more -
Amazing video of SpaceX rocket by Patrick (USA)
SpaceX rocket separation stage seen with a Night Vision eyepiece attached to a 12-inch telescope.Read more
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