Archive for May, 2010
YouTube – Celestron 8 Telescope: Gazing at Jupiter (first attempt).
YouTube – Setting Up Celestron NexStar 102 SLT Computerized Telescope
Astronomy Binoculars – A Great Alternative to a Telescope
The telescope is the most essential tool for any astronomer whether he/she is an amateur or a professional. If you have decided to pursue your passion in astronomy, you may be wondering what one to buy. Sure enough, the best gadgets will offer you a crystal clear view of the heavens for your full enjoyment. But for any novice, the operation of these complex devices Read the rest of this entry
YouTube – Setting Up Celestron AstroMaster 130 Telescope
YouTube – Celestron 21024 FirstScope Telescope Camera Photo …
Astronomy Telescope-Seeing Stars With Your Children
An astronomy telescope is a scope that allows individuals to see the planets and stars in greater clarity than they can see them with the naked eye. It is not only fun to do, but it can be an activity that both adults and children can share in interest and enjoyment. But, how do you know which telescope to buy? There are so many different kinds, sizes, magnifications, Read the rest of this entry
Shining Some Starlight on the Refracting Telescope
Although Galileo has historically been credited with the invention of the refracting telescope in the early 1600s, credit should be given to three eye doctors whose work helped him develop the theory of refraction for his telescope. Refracting telescopes are very simple and have only two main components — a convex lens called the objective lens, and a concave lens Read the rest of this entry
YouTube – Setting Up Celestron NexStar 130 SLT Computerized Telescope
How to Use a Telescope – Comprehensive Telescope Kits
For the budding stargazer, the most important instrument in his inventory should be a telescope. Once this debate is resolved, the next question is where to source this all important instrument from. You can work from scratch, buy all the raw material required, and build your own telescope, or you can take the easier and more practical way out and buy yourself a telescope Read the rest of this entry
