Clear Skies Observing Guides are now available in an updated edition: CSOG 2.0, featuring a stunning, new, dark color scheme. Perfect for use on tablets, e-readers and (laptop) computers.
As paper is rapidly becoming obsolete in amateur astronomy, CSOG is the first digital publication to bring tablets to the telescope. Thousands and thousands of objects in great detail, sorted by constellation and object category. Constellation editions along with well-known catalogues. Truly All Sky. ALL carbon stars and deepsky objects in reach of telescopes up to 12" in aperture.
The 8-10" constellation edition itself contains all DSO's in Burnham's Celestial Handbook... and over 2000 (two thousand) more.
Up to date information, object synonyms, field descriptions and images that provide a "standard candle" for visual amateur astronomy. No tables containing only designations, numbers and abbreviations. CSOG will not leave astronomers in the dark.
CSOG V1 customers have received their free updates to CSOG 2.0.
Samples are available on the website. Should anyone desire to see additional samples and/or screenshots of specific objects, please ask!
In the mean time, work on the next edition is in progress. Below is a sneak peek of the next "Special" to be added to the CSOG family, available in a few months.
CSOG 2.0 is here: Tablet astronomy comes of age
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