Titlebook: Astronomy with Small Telescopes; Up to 5-inch, 125mm Stephen F. Tonkin (teacher, chairman) Book 2001 Springer-Verlag London 2001 astronomy.

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Phosphor und seine Verbindungen, equipment would simply get a book on deep-sky observing, and begin. Yet many amateur astronomers think that’s impossible, and don’t even try. Or perhaps they think it requires a special magic to see faint diffuse objects with tiny telescopes, and they will never find anyone who can give them the ne

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,Diskussion nach den Beitr?gen von , und ,vantages other than just price. It is small and portable, with many functions that make it a desirable first or second telescope. While it is not of top quality, it is comparable to other telescopes in its price range. When you first use it you may be disappointed by some of the “user-unfriendly” fe

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-72776-4ugh to view many of these for the first time thanks to the Celestron Firstscope 114 Deluxe (FS 114). This small telescope has opened up the wonders of the universe to me and begun what I’m sure will be a lifelong journey of discovery and awe. In this chapter I endeavor to give you a brief glimpse of

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978-1-85233-629-5Springer-Verlag London 2001

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Experiences with a 60mm Telescope(who questioned his finding) at a star party some years ago. I understand that the experience changed the attitude of the latter to small telescopes — in this case a 100mm (4-inch) refractor, I recall — for ever. He was “converted”. this anecdote impressed me also, for it shows what can be done with

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Observing with a 60mm Refractorwhich vastly exceed its capabilities. This is usually a consequence of the advertising, some of which can be extremely misleading. The telescope usually comes as either a ./15 or an ./1 1.2 model. The ./15 models generally have slightly better objective lenses, giving far less false colour. Mine is