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I am a former High School Physical Science and Astronomy Teacher. I used to teach at Bassick High School in Bridgeport, CT. I currently work at the New Jersey Astronomy Center (NJACE) where I teach teacher professional development workshops in Astronomy, among many other things. My partner in crime at NJACE is Wil van der Veen. | I am a former High School Physical Science and Astronomy Teacher. I used to teach at Bassick High School in Bridgeport, CT. I currently work at the New Jersey Astronomy Center (NJACE) where I teach teacher professional development workshops in Astronomy, among many other things. My partner in crime at NJACE is Wil van der Veen. | ||
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She put her digital camera up to the eyepiece of an 10" dobsonian! | She put her digital camera up to the eyepiece of an 10" dobsonian! | ||
(While I was busy trying to set up a different camera on our fancy 8" Celestron Nexstar GPS! lol. ) | (While I was busy trying to set up a different camera on our fancy 8" Celestron Nexstar GPS! lol. ) | ||
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There are more Astronomy pictures (and other stuff) in my online albums ( http://community.webshots.com/user/troelofsen ) | There are more Astronomy pictures (and other stuff) in my online albums ( http://community.webshots.com/user/troelofsen ) | ||
Revision as of 23:06, 25 October 2007
Hi!
I am a former High School Physical Science and Astronomy Teacher. I used to teach at Bassick High School in Bridgeport, CT. I currently work at the New Jersey Astronomy Center (NJACE) where I teach teacher professional development workshops in Astronomy, among many other things. My partner in crime at NJACE is Wil van der Veen.
Below is one of my favorite photos of the moon. A former student of mine took this photo during a lunar eclipse. She put her digital camera up to the eyepiece of an 10" dobsonian! (While I was busy trying to set up a different camera on our fancy 8" Celestron Nexstar GPS! lol. )
There are more Astronomy pictures (and other stuff) in my online albums ( http://community.webshots.com/user/troelofsen )
