Accessing the night sky
Mike Christiansen poses with his telescope, a 12" Meade-Schmidt Cassegrain he uses to introduce people to the planets. The telescope is powerful enough to see the rings of Saturn and craters of the moon on a clear night.
Photo courtesy of Mike Christiansen
Neowise Comet passes over Rathdrum on March 27, 2020 for the first time in 6,792 years.
Photo courtesy of Mike Christiansen
Mike Christiansen has fallen head first into rabbit holes for as long as he can remember. ...
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