...tip of your finger held at arms length. Try for the moon first, and buy a good star chart like, "Sky & Telescope Pocket Star Atlas" available on amazon.com. All telescopes have very small fields ...
...tip of your finger held at arms length. Find a local astronomy club and the members will help you with your scope. Read my TIPS on my profile page and download this free monthly star chart. ...
...day time on a distant object. Read my tips on my profile page., and download this free monthly star chart. ...
...will help you. The moon and Saturn should be your first targets at night. Get a free monthly star chart at www.skymaps.com These links will also help you- http://www.texasastro.org/telescope.php ...
..."star " in the sky after dark. Read my tips on my profile page, and download a free monthly star chart here: ...
...tiny. Your scope must be pointed RIGHT AT THEM to see anything. Download this free monthly star chart: http://skymaps.com/downloads.html Read my TIPS on my profile
..."star" in the WEST after dark. And also the Orion Nebula- M42. Download this free monthly star chart: www.skymaps.com and read my TIPS on my profile ...
...tip of your finger held at arm's length. The scope must be pointed directly at them to see anything----- and your scope also has a VERY small field of view. That's why we recommend binoculars to a ...
...to use the 60az telescope You mean to see objects in the night sky? Download this free monthly star chart. http://skymaps.com/downloads.html Put the diagonal into the focuser and then the eyepiece ...
...page-- objects in the night sky are tiny-- smaller than the tip of your finger held at arm's length. The scope must be pointed directly at them to see anything. Download this free monthly star
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