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Can I see any galaxys or nebula with celestron 15x70 skymaster binoculars if so where can I see them thanks as I am just amateur and finding it hard to find them
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That's nice lol
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It was zubenelgenubi exactly where I observed it on may 31st around 22.50mm it wasn't antares as that was next to saturn and was also on bottom left of the.moon that night
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Yeah this goes back sometime the bridge on the moon could it be a rock formation
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I think we should as.I think there is still alot more to be investigated and done with the moon
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Mystery solved it was albireo double star
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Last night whilst looking at moon I noticed to the right of the moon was a red looking star and a white object just behind it any ideas on what it could be
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Hi I'm new to astronomy and I sometimes find it hard to work things out can someone tell me how a.planisphere works or simplify it for me cheers
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I bought celestron binoculars instead of a scope due to frustrating hours with telescopes I am a beginner and got 15x70 skymaster
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Hi and warm welcome to sgl from hull observer
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Yeah named it thanks for link
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thank you for the website never new about it have you ever seen a comet with binoculars or teltelescope
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I think this Is a great idea hands on science at its best and as you say I think.kids would love it I don't think night time would be a problem as you remember they do over night stays at museums now
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Can you see comets with 15x70 binoculars
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I have seen.messier 51 near big dipper through my.binoculars that's was brilliant find.couldn't observe very long.though due to the weight of.my.bins