Bob Horton
Bob Horton is a past president of Skyscrapers, and has been an amateur astronomer, astrophotographer and a telescope maker for over 40 years. He is the Manager of Astronomical Labs and the Ladd Observatory at Brown University.
Last updated: September 19, 2018
September 29, 2018: AstroAssembly
Starscapes & Constellations - Easy Astrophotography
October 4, 2013: AstroAssembly
Imaging the ISS - It's easier than you think!
May 4, 2012: Monthly Meeting
How to Safely Observe and Photograph the Sun (and the Transit of Venus)
September 1, 2006: Monthly Meeting
Riverside Convention
November 1, 2002: Monthly Meeting
Excursion to west coast & White Mountains
October 1, 1999: AstroAssembly
A Review of this Year's Riverside Telescope Makers Conference in California
December 4, 1998: Monthly Meeting
Ladd Observatory Restoration
March 3, 1995: Monthly Meeting
Computer-Controlling an LX200 for CCD Imaging
January 4, 1980: Monthly Meeting
Chopmist Hill Observing Site
Moon and Jupiter highlight 2013 season opener
It was nice to be back to Seagrave after the observatory had been snowed in for so long. We had clear skies and a bright waxing gibbous moon lighting up the grounds.
Bob Horton, Dave Huestis, Steve Hubbard and Jim Hendrickson provided this report.
Observing with Bob Horton's homemade 4¼-inch reflector
