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link to 10 Best Barlow Lens 1.25″ & 2″ Why I’d Buy Them

10 Best Barlow Lens 1.25″ & 2″ Why I’d Buy Them

A Barlow lens is a cost-efficient way of enhancing your telescope’s magnification abilities. Therefore, by getting the right one for your needs, you can expand your backyard observational...

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Telescope Zoomable Eyepiece; Better or Worse Than Plossl

Eyepieces can make or break your enjoyment of using your telescope. A zoom eyepiece can be a valuable tool for astronomers, especially beginners who like to get the most out of their money. But how...

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Top 10 Space Things to See With Binoculars

Astronomy is a gratifying hobby, especially for anyone fascinated by the vastness of the universe and the things that are in it. For most of us, our first exposure on astronomy was through published...

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How to Choose The Best Telescope for a Beginner

You got to start somewhere, right? 9 times out of 10 we start at the beginning and knowing what may be best for a beginner could save us some time hopefully The best telescope for a beginner is...

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link to How Dark Is the Sky Above Your Telescope

How Dark Is the Sky Above Your Telescope

Learn how to determine the levels of the darkness of the night sky to get the best viewing experience To know how dark the sky above you is; the Bortle's scale of darkness can be used. It ranges...

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What To Look For When Buying a Used Telescope

There are a lot of marketing hypes which might lead you to buy the wrong telescope for your needs. Why not save some cash first by finding a good previously owned (used) telescope. In general, there...

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Hi, I'm Will! I received my first telescope at 12 and, despite initial setbacks, reignited my passion for astronomy recently. With a background in engineering and business, I started this blog as a real-world guide to navigating the cosmos, sharing personal insights and practical tips to help you enjoy stargazing without the frustration. Join me in exploring the universe!

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