Welcome to the Observing category, where you will immerse yourself in the magic of celestial sphere and stargazing. You can visit the following categories to deepen your connection with the cosmos and to get more detailed information about: Night Sky & Stargazing, Astrophotography and Telescopes & Equipments.
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For more information about the Solar System, Deep Space and Space Explorations, visit the Space & Astronomy category.
If you are also interested in Physics, Chemistry, Earth Sciences, Biology & Evolution, visit the Science & Technology category.
Night vision astronomy is the technique of using a light-amplification device to either replace or augment your telescope’s eyepiece. It’s adapting the night vision optics devices used by special forces to an astronomical application.
Without a doubt the most beautiful nebula in the northern sky is the Great Nebula in Orion. Located 1500LY away, it’s a favorite for stargazers and a common target for amateur astronomers from October to March. You may know your way around a telescope, and think you know all about it. But in the heart of the nebula there is much more going on than meets the eye.
Discovered in 1714 by Edmond Halley (of Halley’s Comet fame) the globular cluster M13 is a favorite of backyard astronomers – but did you know it has a secret?
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