Wide-field telescopes and eyepieces are best for viewing large nebulae. Dark skies and high altitudes improve visibility. Planning your observations, including target selection and timing, is crucial.

Don’t overcomplicate your night under the stars — here’s how I quickly set up my telescope, focuser, and filter wheel for an effortless astrophotography session. Perfect for beginners and lazy nights!

If you already own one of the best telescopes and you want to safely view the partial solar eclipse on the 29 March, you may want to opt for a filter instead of buying a whole new solar telescope just ...

Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific, Vol. 116, No. 822 (August 2004), pp. 729-733 (5 pages) ABSTRACT The most commonly used narrowband filters of the Advanced Camera for Surveys ...