Posted July 17th, 2010
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Freezing Temperature asked: Could an amateur portable telescope do it? Do you need a camera run overnight to see a nebula?
Seen with color.
Tags: Amateur, Nebula, Telescope
Posted in Astronomy & Space | 8 Comments »
Posted March 19th, 2009
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Jay294 asked:
I would like to know which telescope would be better for an amateur stargazer? The Astromaster 70EQ, or the PowerSeeker 114EQ. Any and all advice is much welcomed.
Tags: Advice, Amateur, Telescope
Posted in Astronomy & Space | 6 Comments »
Posted March 15th, 2009
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Twister McTitties asked: I have always been mystified about space, and what lies beyond this planet, but there are no local astronomy clubs around where I live, and I have no idea what brand of telescope I should get.
I would like some suggestions (preferably under $250)
Thanks
Tags: Amateur, Local Astronomy Clubs, Telescope
Posted in Astronomy & Space | 5 Comments »
Posted March 11th, 2009
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lollipoplollipop asked:
Suppose you can just barely see a twelfth-magnitude star through an amateur’s 6 in telescope. What is the magnitude of the dimmest star you could see though a 60 in telescope?
Tags: Amateur, Dimmest Star, Magnitude Star
Posted in Astronomy & Space | 3 Comments »
Posted February 11th, 2009
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Gaurav S asked:
I am an amateur at astronomy. For the past few months i have been reading books on star gazing and night sky. Now I want to start star gazing on my own. can anyone tell me where i can buy a good telescope from?
Tags: Amateur, Astronomy, Reading Books
Posted in Astronomy & Space | 1 Comment »
Posted February 8th, 2009
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emjay asked:
I’m interested in purchasing a telescope, but I don’t know what brand or model to look for.
My price range is $120-$200. Can I get a quality model at these prices?
Any help? Thanks!
*I know that at those prices I can’t get a super “looking at distant galaxies” telescope.
I guess for an amateur.
thank you all for your excellent answers!
Tags: Amateur, Distant Galaxies, Quality Model
Posted in Astronomy & Space | 5 Comments »