September 5, 2022
Congratulations! You have just bought your first telescope, an ocular time machine that will aid in your cosmos exploration. You might want to find comets someday or publish your Astro-images or just want to take in sights of the moon and planets occasionally. No matter what your astronomical objectives are, one thing is certain: We all have to start at the very beginning, and this guide will teach you how to use a telescope. Choosing the Mount National Geographic 70/900 Refractor Telescope A surprising aspect of the telescope and astronomy experience frequently disregarded that a telescope mount constitutes half of a telescope system. To operate a telescope effectively, it must have a good, sturdy, and stable mount. Various telescope mounts are available, each with i...
September 3, 2022
Since the beginning of recorded history, gazing up at the night sky has been a hobby for people. But, unfortunately, the extra light that our metropolis emits into a typical night sky in the inner city makes for rather terrible stargazing conditions. In light of this, we've identified the best locations in and around Sydney where you may partake in this age-old custom. In certain places, all that is required to get immersed in the immense night sky overhead is a telescope and, in some cases, simply staring up. This list covers whether you're going to Australia's sole recognized Dark Sky Park or one of our many spectacular observatories. Best Places to Stargaze If You Live in Sydney 1. Sydney Observatory Sydney Observatory is an excellent place to start if you wa...
September 1, 2022
Looking to buy a telescope? It's crucial to decide what you want to observe before deciding whether a refractor or reflector telescope is superior. Refractor telescopes are used for seeing deep space objects like galaxies and nebulae because they employ specialized lenses. On the other hand, since reflector telescopes use mirrors that offer greater sensitivity to all wavelengths, they are more popular with more extensive and brighter objects like the Moon and planets. The difference between refracting and reflecting telescopes is quite notable. Let's learn more about these 2 types of telescopes down below! Reflector Telescopes Due to their ease of construction and low price, Newton telescopes are the most popular reflectors on the market. The primary mirror, at the extre...
August 31, 2022
Telescopes are a vital tool to observe the far off objects in the universe in great detail. The principle for telescopes is simple. They use lenses, curved mirrors or sometimes both to make distant objects appear closer and brighter, allowing us to study them better. The more light a telescope can gather the better the images would be, which is why high aperture telescopes can form clearer images. However, different types of telescopes have their own unique advantages. There is a debate amongst scientists on the topic of who invented the telescopes. However, the majority seems to believe that the first telescope was invented by Hans Lippershey, a Dutch lensmaker, in 1608. Sir Esaac Newton later went on to invent another type of telescope which was named after him as ‘The Newtonian te...
June 8, 2016
Not being able to show your kids the planets and stars that populate their science books, bother you? Or do you feel less privileged not being able to invite your nerdy group of friends for a stargazing evening? Stargazing is exciting and the best part, it's not just limited to space centres or restricted to the lives of high-profile academicians. All one needs is a strong enough desire to look up and a simple instrument that can make the effort worth a million stars! We can't do much about the first part but definitely help you with the second requirement - an efficient brand new Telescope. [caption id="attachment_2028" align="alignnone" width="700"] Celestron NexStar 4SE Telescope[/caption] Star gazing is not new. Come to think of it, many planets were discovered way before the pre...
February 28, 2016
A telescope is a great investment for those who have an interest in astronomy or simply like to look at the beautiful stars spread across the sky like tiny diamonds. Star-gazing is a great hobby for both children and adults alike. Children can learn a lot by spending a few minutes looking at the stars, from the locations of specific stars to their names and much more. For kids, their first telescope can be a great way to develop an interest in astronomy. Adults of course can enjoy the solitude and the silent beauty that comes with star-gazing. If you are just starting out and are searching for your first telescope, then this guide will help you choose the perfect one! Start by getting familiar with the night sky If you are just beginning to enjoy star-gazing, it is recommended that you ...
