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What Is The 50x Rule For A Telescope? Magnification limits

The 50x rule in telescopic observation serves as a guideline for amateur astronomers when determining the maximum useful magnification of their telescopes. This rule-of-thumb suggests that the...

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Beginner’s Guide to Star Hopping: Easy Stargazer Navigation

Entering the world of amateur astronomy can be a thrilling experience, as the universe opens up before your very eyes. With so many stars to observe, it's essential for beginners to have a method...

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5 Simple Steps To Align Your Finderscope Accurately

As an astronomy enthusiast, having an accurately aligned finderscope is crucial when using your telescope for stargazing. By following five simple steps, you can ensure that your telescope's...

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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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Can I Wear Corrective Glasses or Contacts Using a Telescope?

In short, it is your life, and it is your telescope, you can do whatever you want. However, in reality, it is a little more complicated than that, but the quick answer is... Yes, however, the glass...

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30 Quick Tips for Improved Telescope Viewing

Astronomy can be a fascinating hobby. Unfortunately, as I was relearning this there was not much information out there for those starting out. These tips help save you time learning and more time...

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