Equipment
You should know that aperture is the most important feature
of a telescope. It is basically the diameter of the light gathering mirror in
the telescope. This means that the larger it is the better you will see objects
through it. Astronomers use telescopes with apertures that are as large as 400…
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How To Take Care Of Your Telescope
If you have no choice and you really need to clean the lens,
there is a proper way to do it. Don't get your microfiber cloth right away and
start wiping. This can do the lens a lot of damage.
The best way would be to use air in…
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