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GeelongMofobi
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Hey all,
I've been interested in the stars all my life and I know a bit about astrophysics from booklearning and what's been taught in school and whoud one day like to make a career out of it but I've never actually used a telescope before.
A few weeks ago my parents saw me looking at some telescopes in a magazine and asked if i wanted one for christmas/my birthday (they're very close to each other). I said yes but I don't know which one I want. Actually I don't know anything about them really. Could anyone advise a good one? I need something that's not too expensive (If i put in some of my own money I can have a limit of maybe £110-£120 [$165-$180]) and something that's easy to use but that i can see things well through. I live in a small town so there's not much pollution and you can see the stars most nights.
Anything helps. Thank you.
I've been interested in the stars all my life and I know a bit about astrophysics from booklearning and what's been taught in school and whoud one day like to make a career out of it but I've never actually used a telescope before.
A few weeks ago my parents saw me looking at some telescopes in a magazine and asked if i wanted one for christmas/my birthday (they're very close to each other). I said yes but I don't know which one I want. Actually I don't know anything about them really. Could anyone advise a good one? I need something that's not too expensive (If i put in some of my own money I can have a limit of maybe £110-£120 [$165-$180]) and something that's easy to use but that i can see things well through. I live in a small town so there's not much pollution and you can see the stars most nights.
Anything helps. Thank you.