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It seems that I am constantly coming up against ‘experts’ who treat beginners with disdain, rather than offer help. The video that S&T produced, as an addendum to an already excellent review on telescopes for beginners, is wonderfully unpretentious and just downright helpful. THANK YOU!
Thank you for accepting me as a member
dornan478@btinternet.com
Your comment is appreciated, that beginners are just learning and need the professionals help. Thank you for accepting me as a member also.
I am such a rookie! I was given a nice (to me at least) telescope as a retirement gift…now if i could just figure out how to use it! I got it all assembled, and pointed in the right direction, but all I see is a white/grey light, and nothing i do seems to bring any clarity to the view finder. Maybe i am not using the correct eyepiece, but i do not know which one I should choose. Is their any hope for me out there?
I’ve been looking for hardware to begin multi-filtered variable star work.
Thankyou
I am new to astronomy but for my 65th birthday my wife bought me a Celestron Nexstar 8 plus all of the accessories to go with it. I have free video capture programmes for my webcam, but would a purchased one be easier and more user friendly ?
A great mag thank you.
cheers david
http://www.4scapes.com
Thank you …!
this solor systmy should be cared for like if it was ur kid love it care it for breathe it keep it clean and healthy. my email is jty@att.net if u have any comments thx peeps