Guides to help with your Stargazing Adventure
Information on Galaxies, Stars, Constellations, Planets, Moons, Comets and Asteroids
Listen to Bernard Miller describe his journey into AstroPhotography and detail how he captured this stunning image of the Sculptor Galaxy.
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Drew Evans talks about his passion for astrophotography, the equipment used and tips for post processing image data.
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Hear D.j Van Bourgondien as he talks about using his Celestron EdgeHD 8″ telescope to capture this image of the Fireworks Galaxy
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The Celestron NexStar 6SE is one of Celestron’s more compact Schmidt-Cassegrain telescopes, providing a good balance between aperture and portability. This can be compared to some of Celestron’s other sibling products, the 4SE, 5SE, and 8SE, all of which are similar telescopes at different sizes of aperture. The NexStar 6SE Optical Tube Weighing in at
Confocal scanning microscopes are versatile tools with a ton of different scientific applications. If you work in scientific research, chances are you have encountered this type of microscope before and are aware of its capabilities. These microscopes use powerful technology to scan specimens up close without damaging the sample. It can be beneficial for producing
If you’ve ever used a microscope, chances are you’ve come in contact with microscope slides. These handy little devices trap your specimens in an easy-to-transport, easy-to-view portable frame. But what distinguishes a good slide from a bad one? How can you tell whether or not a microscope slide is worth your time? We’ll break down
