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- May 24, 2022
It’s been said that astronomy is the oldest science. Before our ancestors even invented language and learned how to write, they were staring up at the heavens. The stars themselves were unimaginable mysteries; tiny points of light that seemed to burn...
- April 15, 2022
It might seem like there’s a lot to learn about astronomy, and you might not know where to begin. To give you a head-start, we’ve created a library of online content that will help to build the foundations you need to get the most out of the hobby.
- April 01, 2022
As many folks know, spring is galaxy season, and we currently have the opportunity to see three shining examples close together. Known collectively as the Leo Triplet, you can glimpse M65 and M66 within the same binocular field of view as Theta Leonis...
- March 17, 2022
We're going live! Tune in with our team member, Kyle, as we take a gander at the Full Moon through our telescopes! Kyle will be taking your questions on astronomy, astrophotography, and more as he shares with you views through his 6" reflector telescope...
- February 01, 2022
Saturn is now lost within the Sun’s glare, which means Jupiter is now the only bright planet visible in the evening sky. It appears low in the southwest shortly after sunset for most of February, with a crescent Moon to its lower left on the 2nd.
- January 01, 2022
When it comes to deep-sky objects that are easily seen from the northern hemisphere, it’s hard to think of anything that comes close to M42, the Orion Nebula. It’s visible to the naked eye, even from suburban skies, as a faint, misty patch just below...
- September 01, 2021
You might be able to identify M39 with just your eyes if you live under dark skies, but otherwise you’ll need binoculars to spot it. It’s located about halfway between Cassiopeia and Deneb, but one relatively easy way is to find it is to start at Gienah...
- August 01, 2021
You could argue that the Perseids are the ideal meteor shower - they’re reliable, they can potentially produce over 100 shooting stars an hour, and the shower reaches its maximum during the warm summer nights of mid-August. This year’s shower promises...
- January 26, 2026
Astronomy is an all-ages hobby, everyone is welcome to enjoy the wonders of the universe. Our team of Gear Experts has taken the time to compile a list of some of the best telescopes for adults.
- December 11, 2025
A Dobsonian telescope is one of the best options for beginning backyard or sidewalk astronomers. The simple design makes it a fantastic choice for anyone wanting to make the jump to a larger mirror than they are already using. There are several reasons...
- November 18, 2025
As a beginner amateur astronomer, you want to observe the night sky in a way that satisfies your curiosities and meets all expectations. The right telescope is key to doing this.
- August 13, 2025
YouTube has become a great source of educational materials, particularly for younger audiences. Math, science, history, and so many other subjects are explained in kid-friendly ways by experienced educators, making knowledge available to more and more...
- June 12, 2025
In 1672, French inventor Laurent Cassegrain introduced a telescope that offered a compact design while still achieving a long focal length by reflecting the light from the secondary mirror back through a hole in the center of the primary mirror. At the...
- March 14, 2025
Are you ready for one of the most awe-inspiring events the universe has to offer? A solar eclipse is a rare and breathtaking spectacle that only occurs when the Earth, Moon, and Sun align perfectly.
- October 23, 2024
Whether you’re an avid astronomy enthusiast or just getting into the hobby, looking at the stars while camping is something everyone can enjoy! While we understand that there are limitations as to what kind of astronomy equipment one can bring camping...
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