Member Pages Overview
The Delaware Astronomical Society has members who are active in a wide range of interesting activities in astronomy from observing to outreach to astrophotography to telescope making. The following members have elected to have their own pages on this website to share the work that they do.
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I have a Celestron C90 on an Orion Goto Alt Az mount. Using a raspberry Pi 4 running Astroberry. Two ASI224MC cameras. One camera equipped with a 28mm f1.4 lens for finding and the other ...
See guy from Kennett Square who likes looking at stars. And planets. And nebulae. And galaxies. And star clusters. And double stars. Owner of a few binoculars, an Orion XT8, and a couple-o-Televues. ...
Luther J. Porter
December 12, 1908-April 27, 1999
Secretary, 1967-1968, 1972-1976; Treasurer, 1977-1980
Luther J. ...
Nico Carver's main interest is astrophotography, and he focuses mostly on large emission nebulae. It is possible to shoot these from his backyard in Newark using narrowband filters. Nico also try ...
Rene Van Caneghem, Founder, President, 1958
Astronomer of the Year Award, 2004
Rene Van Caneghem was the first elected ...
Rob Lancaster is a physics teacher and an amateur astronomer. He loves taking astrophotos and woodworking and the joys of the concepts in astronomy and physics.
Scott grew up in a dark sky site (Western New York State) and fell in love with the night sky. He became involved in Mt. Cuba in the late 70's. He is a chemical engineer and formerly ...