![]() In some types of telescopes, the eyepiece can be found in the upper third of the tube. I will not go into much detail about each of them, but I just want to give you a general idea of what they are and which of them matter when choosing a device. The following picture shows the main parts of the telescope. Learn with the included ones and maybe just get a Barlow lens if your telescope doesn’t include one. Don’t invest heavily into a bunch of accessories (eyepieces) at the start.I’d recommend an aperture of 102mm-150mm unless you want something ultra-portable. Here are some specific recommendations for adults. If you want maximum power, pick a Dobsonian. If you want ease of use, pick a refractor, if you don’t mind a bit of a learning curve that will reward your efforts later on, go with a Newtonian. Here are some specific recommendations for children 10 and under and for teenagers. For kids, a 70mm-90mm refractor is recommended if they are going to use it by themselves.The only exception is travel telescopes where weight and size are the priority. Pick a telescope type that fits your needs, and then get the highest aperture your budget allows for.Anything below that is not going to be a good experience. The minimum recommended aperture for a basic telescope is 70mm.If you don’t want to read the whole explanation, here are some quick tips that will help you narrow your search. We’ll leave that for one of our many buying guides that are tailored for specific uses. ![]() In this guide, we will not be looking at specific telescope models or recommendations. So, let’s get started on your journey to the stars! Studies show that stargazing can reduce stress, increase mindfulness, and inspire curiosity and wonder. Not only is stargazing a fun and educational hobby, but it also has numerous positive effects on your well-being. But fear not! In this post, we’ll provide you with easy-to-understand tips on how to choose the perfect telescope for your needs. With so many types, sizes, and features to consider, it’s easy to feel lost. However, choosing a telescope for beginners can be overwhelming. Did you know that approximately 15% of American households own a telescope? That’s a lot of stargazers! And it’s no wonder why the universe is a vast and wondrous place, and exploring it through the lens of a telescope can be both relaxing and awe-inspiring. ![]() Looking up at the night sky is one of life’s simplest pleasures, and owning a telescope can take this experience to a whole new level.
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