Question for any amateur stargazers
Looking at getting m'lady a telescope. Dont want to break the bank, looking for something which will be durable enough to travel with us full time next year and compact enough not to take over half t...
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RobWNY wrote:
I bought a Celestron SkyProdigy 6 a couple of years ago. Really nice scope and dummy proof. More than you want to spend though. The first time I saw the rings of Saturn and the different layers of Jupiter and its moons I was blown away. It really makes you realize just how insignificant we humans are in the whole scheme of things.
So if you think about all the grains of sand on all of the beaches of the world, they add up to fewer than all the stars in the sky.
