Monday, March 8th, 2010 at
11:51 pm
http://www.telescope.com/control/binoculars/astronomical-binoculars/orion-mini-giant-9×63-binoculars
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Thursday, March 4th, 2010 at
2:02 pm
I’ve been searching and I cannot find many places that are live chat capable. Is there a place where people can go and talk about their findings, and whether or not it was Mars that was seen West of Denab and Northeast of Pleiades star cluster. A place to talk about goot astronomy products, and a place to talk about the best way to chart stars. I hope there is a place like this. If there isn’t a place, is there a person out there that likes chatting about their findings? That would be awesome if there were. My Yahoo! Messenger is wiltzandrew1989, AIM is wiltzandrew, MyspaceIM is wiltzandrew. I hope that you guys can help me find a nice online astronomical community of sorts. Well I hope to hear from someone or hear of a good chat room. I have Starry Night Pro Plus 6.0.6, and a good eye, no telescope or binoculars infortunately. I’m only 17, and I started being addicted to stars 6 days ago when I saw Pleiades and the Summer Triangle. Well hope to hear from you soon. Good luck!
-Andrew
If you dont have a telescope or binoculars, is there a better way to chart stars than this?:
http://i111.photobucket.com/albums/n157/wiltzandrew/Scan10003.jpg
Cassiopeia is much closer to the zenith, and Capella is closer th Pleiades and Mars, to the left of Almach. I was thinking of putting circles, and measuring the sky with a ruler, 2 foot from my face to be more acurate. What should I do to get more accurate charts than this?
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Sunday, February 28th, 2010 at
3:50 am
http://www.adorama.com/CN1570.html
Or
http://www.markettown.ie/multistore/independentoffers/product_info.php?pName=super-power-binoculars&osCsid=8554b7617e08207bc958956d08fc867f
I want to use them for astronomical purposes.
Thanks
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Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010 at
5:48 pm
I bought this binocular a few days ago and i received it today with its tripod. firstly, im not sure how to do focusing except for the center focus wheel but that doesnt give me a wide range! secondly, i dont know how to set up the tripod. there is nothing to attach the binocular to the tripod and its really confusing. someone please help me!!
i bought it from binoculars.com, there was only a binocular with its manual, which only explains how to use the binocular, and a tripod but the tripod did not have any manual, thats why i dont know how to attach the binocular to the tripod.
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Friday, February 19th, 2010 at
7:48 am
I am looking into a buying Astronomical Binoculars, I saw this one set…
http://www.opticsale.com/galileo-15×70-astronomical-binoculars.html
which I thought was the perfect buy. But I have two questions…
1) Do you think you would be able to use this without a tripod?
2) Is this a good choice of binocular?
This would help a great deal! Thanks alot!
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Sunday, February 14th, 2010 at
9:59 pm
I bought some Galileo 10-30×60 binoculars with a tabletop tripod the other day and was wondering what astronomical things I might could see around this time of year with them? Light pollution isn’t that much of an issue because I live in a small town in Mississippi to begin with and I can easily get in the middle of slap no where (I’ve done it before and the skies are brilliant!). Thanks!
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Saturday, February 6th, 2010 at
1:53 am
It’s down to these two. Please help me decide. Thanks.
http://www.telescope.com/control/product/~category_id=binocular_astronomy/~pcategory=binocular_astronomy/~product_id=09463
http://www.telescope.com/control/product/~category_id=binocular_astronomy/~pcategory=binocular_astronomy/~product_id=09327
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