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Buying BinocularsIf you're looking for further details on buying binoculars for astronomy, or if you're just getting started in astronomy you may be surprised to discover that they can give surprisingly good results even with low magnification.
Instead of buying a telescope right away you may want to give some thought to purchasing a good pair of binoculars for astronomy use instead. Astronomical binoculars in addition to numerous long range observation binoculars and spotting scopes, make fantastic stargazing instruments, plus they are frequently a terrific alternative for someone who is just starting out. You can begin with binoculars, and if you're still hooked on stargazing , then give some thought to purchasing a good quality scope. It's generally accepted that a pair of 7X50 or 10x50 are the most suitable handheld binoculars for the majority of stargazers, any larger and hand shake will come into play and hinder your viewing sessions. Of course if you intend using a tripod then binoculars such as the Celestron 15X70 Skymaster or Revelation 20X80 are a good starting point. Although you may currently have a great telescope, it's handy to have a pair of fine astronomical binoculars that you can take along with you on the road and carry out some stargazing. Their convenience and portability makes them an excellence choice. Here is a good video with an overview of exactly what you should be looking for in astronomy binoculars.
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