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With a telescope pointed at some vague smudge high overhead, you stand there wondering: Is it a galaxy? Or is it merely a cloud of … Read More

It’s the backyard telescope that will reveal storms on Jupiter, and the double stars appear so close together they’re practically touching. And it’s big enough; … Read More

The cold night has you standing out with frost creeping down telescope tube. Looking through the finder scope, do you even have the right glass … Read More

Your telescope’s tube has some print somewhere that lists it’s focal ratio. That’s your speed limit when it comes to light. Your telescope’s focal ratio … Read More

Take the following scenario: You’re standing in your back yard looking through a telescope at some far off galaxy or maybe even Saturn with detail … Read More

For telescopes and solar panels, it is important to know angle between the point directly overhead and where the Sun sits. Because it’s all about … Read More

A lot of times you get your telescope out, line up on the stars, look around and find the object you wish to observe is … Read More

Sometimes you’re standing on a hillside and watching the sun set, and you know: that thing is going down. But where exactly does it go? … Read More