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 Something About Using Binoculars to Observe Astronomy

When using Straight Binoculars to observe astronomy, there are a few things that can help. Checking the internet for current astronomy events about moons, and comets can tell you when to look for a certain object. A sky atlas is a big map of the night time sky that can tell you what you are looking at. I suggest using a tripod for astronomy because it can be hard to see with constant shaking. A nice lawn chair or blanket also helps.

Using Binoculars allows you to see better and farther than with the naked eye. Binoculars are a lot cheaper than Monocular Telescope and in some ways they are better. First off, they are a lot lighter, and easy to carry around. They are also very easy to use compared to telescopes. Wide star clusters are best viewed with binoculars because of the wide field of view. Aiming at an object with a telescope is a lot harder than using binoculars.

Pick a set of binoculars that are good for what you are using them for. Some Waterproof Binoculars are better for certain things than others. The best magnification for astronomy is between 7x and 12x. Anything above 12x will make it hard to steady. If you want more magnification, than a tripod will let you get into the 15x - 30x range, but it still is not as nice as a telescope.

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