Category Archives: Telescope Astronomy

Telescope Astronomy – Some Practical Things To Consider

Amateur telescopes are now increasingly large and sophisticated. Generally, this is a very good thing. You can now buy a very capable, powerful instrument for a remarkable price. It is not unusual for amateurs to obtain a 6 inch, 8 … Continue reading →

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Favourite Constellation – Orion

One of my most favourite constellations to observe is the magnificent constellation Orion (The Hunter). In mythology, Orion is said to be a hunter. The shape of the stars in the sky can be interpreted as a man, with a … Continue reading →

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Cygnus “The Swan” – A Favourite Constellation

Another of my favourite constellations for observation, is the northern constellation of Cygnus. It is known as “the Swan” because of its distinctive cross-shape in the sky. You can imagine it as a flying swan, with wings outstretched. Cygnus has … Continue reading →

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