Sentence examples for have telescopes from inspiring English sources

Why have telescopes dedicated to scanning the skies for threatening asteroids not spotted a single mini-comet?

Following the talk at 8 p.m. "sidewalk astronomers" from the museum will have telescopes set up for viewing (631) 582-6318.

At the viewing sites, amateur astronomers and academics will have telescopes with special solar filters, as well as projection devices and solar glasses, available to the public.

Rooftops and mountain peaks now have telescopes and lawn chairs where people supposedly set up to check out the incoming comet.

The store will have telescopes out, and encourages aficionados to bring their own, as owner Paul Chapman leads the assembled star-lovers in a guided tour of the cosmos.

The transformation of the New Orleans Mardi Gras took more than a century, but Breaux Bridge seems to have telescoped the whole process into a dozen years.

Long-shoots are identifiable by their obvious longer internodes, whereas short shoots have telescoped internodes.

But part of the value of having telescopes that see the universe in different ways lies in using them together.

It is also home to a hotel called Elqui Domos (elquidomos.cl), which has telescopes on hand and domed rooms with views of the night sky.

Vanderbilt University's Dyer Observatory sits atop a peak in Nashville and has had telescopes pointed toward the skies since 1953.

We had telescopes pointed at Jupiter and the Moon, and our job was to explain to the people who came to look through them what they were seeing.