Celestron NexImage 10 Solar System Camera is affordable and ideal for beginners to start capturing images and videos of planets and the moon. If you don’t want to mess around and modify a webcam, this is a great solution for you. Celestron NexImage 10 is basically a 10-megapixel webcam designed to use with the telescope. […]
Celestron NexStar 8SE Review – Planetary Telescope
Celestron NexStar 8SE SCT is the biggest telescope in the Celestron SE series. And with telescopes, the bigger is better. It was launched more than a decade ago, but it is still an amazing instrument for astronomy beginners. Celestron NexStar 8SE is a Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope on a computerized alt-azimuth mount. It has high-quality optics with […]
The Best Stargazing App – Smartphone And PC
There are many stargazing and astronomy apps you can use for navigating on the night sky. Over the years, I have been using almost every app available, and today, I want to talk about the best stargazing app. Actually, I will show you the two best stargazing apps, and they both are FREE. One is […]
SkyWatcher Heritage 130p – The Smallest Flextube Dobsonian Telescope
If you are looking for your first telescope and your budget is $200 or less, then the Skywatcher Heritage 130P is the best choice for you. It cost only under $200 on Amazon, and it is not a toy telescope. However, it is a great telescope for kids or young amateur astronomer just starting with […]
National Geographic Telescope NT114CF – Carbon Fiber Telescope
If you are looking for a cheap starter telescope for your kids, then National Geographic Telescope NT114CF is a great choice for the money. You can find this telescope on Amazon at starting prices from $60, so it is very cheap, and you will get a decent telescope compared to some toy telescopes. National Geographic […]
Meade ETX-60AT / 70AT Astro Telescope – Cheap And Compact
The Mease ETX-60AT and 70AT were very popular telescopes. Even though Meade doesn’t sell them anymore, you can always find them in the pawn shops or online marketplace for used telescopes. Which means you can have a portable observatory that can fit in your backpack for $50. These are not like other telescopes with the […]
