1. Meade Telescopes For the Serious Astronomer

... than what you are actually looking at. The light is so focused and concentrated that you can see a small item clearly and in a large image. All telescopes work the same way, buy using focused light to ...

2. Top Reasons to Join an Astronomy Club

... own skills will rise to the occasion. This principle is true for most human endeavors, whether raising children, playing sports, or looking for Venus. Just one note here - to get the most out of this, ...

3. Here's How to Build Self Esteem to Astronomical Heights!

... a board meeting, even though you knew that your comment or idea could very well be the best thing to happen to your company since the invention of the Internet? Have you ever found yourself looking down ...

4. New Planet, Red Star - "We Can Go There!"

... a few moments looking up at night with even a small telescope to know the man was right.  ...

5. Aliens: Where Seti Astronomers Can Find Them

... E.T. came from or near Barnard 72. But we're not done yet. We're looking for precise coordinates. The second stanza is numbered IV-32. According to St. George's decoding, this stanza tells a story: ...

6. Equipment for the Amateur Astronomer - Part 1

... mount the binoculars on it. Binoculars are also great for looking at large scale celestial objects such as comets. Looking at the Moon through 20x binoculars brings it close enough to see topography but ...