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link to Troubleshooting a Blurry Telescope, Top 6 Fixes

Troubleshooting a Blurry Telescope, Top 6 Fixes

Telescopes don’t have any moving parts really, but there is a lot to know about them to get the most out of them. Blurry views can be one of the most aggravating things after setting up for a...

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Safely View A Solar Eclipse with a Telescope

Everyone at some point has been fascinated about how much energy the Sun can put out. Because of that energy, we have always been told to not look at the Sun. Let's see why. On a Telescope, one...

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What Does The “mm” Mean on a Telescope or Eyepiece

There are a lot of acronyms associated with a Telescope, and this one in the midst of all the others can seem confusing. However, let's define it. The “mm” on a telescope and on eyepieces is in...

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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

Typically the best telescope for a beginner is based on ease of setup, ease of use, and purchase price. Knowing your desired celestial targets is a big plus for determining which telescope is best....

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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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