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What Is A Refractor Telescope?

In contrast to reflecting telescopes, a refractor telescope or refractors make use of lenses to gather light from objects and direct it towards the eyepiece. It is the very first telescope. The first...

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Are Computerized GoTo Telescopes Worth the Price?

[caption id="attachment_6945" align="aligncenter" width="438"] Image courtesy of Eric Graham, FL[/caption] GoTo telescopes are designed to save you time by finding and tracking objects in the night...

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The Moon is Upside Down, How to Invert Your Telescope Image

One of the biggest surprises that beginner astronomers have is when they find that the view they are seeing through their telescope is upside down or backward. To correct upside-down viewing...

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What is a Compound Telescope and is it Any Better?

Choosing a telescope to buy is always a daunting task, especially with all the different varieties and technical terms that you must first understand. Before making an informed decision, and what...

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What the “f/ratio” Means in Telescope Lingo

To understand what "f" means, it is imperative first to understand 2 main aspects of the telescope as it is mainly a relationship between these two. Aperture – it is the most important...

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What Kind of Scope is NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope?

The James Webb Space Telescope, also known as JWST or Webb, is mostly an infrared telescope that is set to be the successor of the Hubble Telescope as the premiere observatory that is used by...

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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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