Photo credit: Gabriel Morgan[/caption] All in all, we think the SkyMaster Pros are the best pick out there for most people. With their premium XLT optical treatment and huge objective lenses, they ...

Binoculars for stargazing bring the universe a little bit closer to home. These binoculars have powerful magnification with objective lenses that bring in a maximum amount of light. Equipment used for ...

If you don't want to drag a telescope to your dark sky spot for stargazing, then the Celestron Skymaster 25x100 binoculars ...

Stargazing is the ideal all-season activity that can help renew your appreciation for the endlessly vast galaxy while getting you out into the great outdoors. But if you’re peering out of your foggy ...

New to stargazing? This article will walk you through exactly how to choose and use binoculars for stargazing and astronomy. While many people jump straight from picking out constellations with their ...

Not everyone owns a telescope, but there are plenty of astronomical sights to see using a regular pair of binoculars — and mobile astronomy apps can tell you what's up in the evening (or morning) sky ...

Looking for some great astronomy binoculars that won't break the bank? This pair of Celestron SkyMaster 20x80 binoculars might be just the thing. If you want to do some stargazing this summer, you'll ...

I’ve long wanted to own an extremely large telescope, but the size, weight, and expense have put me off. Something that’s intrigued me, though, is the capability provided by using a light ...

In the Oct. 21, 2016, edition of Mobile Astronomy, we examined how to use binoculars for astronomy, explained how they work and what to shop for, and suggested some night-sky objects to look at. This ...

In his 1948 book, The Stars in Our Heaven, Peter Lum wrote: “The Swan of Heaven is a long-necked bird in full flight down the Milky Way. He is … by far the most magnificent of the feathered creatures ...

Night sky gazing is something we can all do from our backyards or local park. But what gear can help you find Venus or even the man-made International Space Station when you look to the heavens?