Individuals who wish to pursue Astronomy will need a handy telescope to start with. So with that in mind, here is one that should fit the need. The telescope in mind is the Celestron 21024 FirstScope Telescope. It has a76mm aperture reflector optical tube and boasts of a moveable tube for easy navigation and viewing. ...
If you hate carrying or using binoculars, then turn to this monoscope. The Brunton Echo Pocket Scope is a handy pocket scope close to a telescope-like feature which features close focus at 2.6mm and exit pupil12mm eye relief at 181 ft. It also has a field view of 1,000 yards and is made of Bak-4 prism ...
Who needs a telescope with the Celestron SkyScout Personal Planetarium around? Well this new device may soon put the use of the telescope as a thing of the past as it is the advanced device that makes use of point and click convenience to see the star , planets and constellations above. The Celestron SkyScout ...
If you love stars and planets and if you especially love photography then you’ll surely like the latest Jupiter shots coming from the Hubble telescope. The Hubble team interrupted their testing and calibration to take a picture of the planet now that it has been hit by a large object. The resulting impact site it’s ...
In case you have ever wanted to use a Swarovski Optik telescope with your camera then you should know that the company has launched a compact UCA universal camera adapter. This one will let your use said telescopes for photographic purposes. This UCA camera adapter will be used with SLRs and compact cameras. The camera ...
Bushnell Discoverer 70mm x 400mm Starfinder Refractor Telescope 788970 is the best in its class. The Real Voice Output uses an actual human voice that takes you on a tour of the galaxy's greatest features. This refractor telescope has new features like the rotating eyepiece letting you share a look without changing the position or ...
Here is a neat accessory that can aid any Blackberry Bold or Storm owner when it comes to magnification and zoom issues. Called the Mobile Phone Telescope, this can certainly aid in revving up that old 2.0 megapixel camera to take better close-up pictures. However, the Storm’s 3.2 megapixel shooter is better, but its shutter-lag-time, ...
While we can't boldly go where no man has gone before yet, we can apparently decide where to point that Hubble to. NASA is indeed asking the public to decide among six targets for the Hubble. You can vote until March 1 and you'll have to choose from destinations like "Star-Forming Region: NGC 6634" or ...
