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Astronomy binoculars are often overlooked by beginner astronomers, but experienced observers keep them handy. You might be wondering why some astronomy enthusiasts choose to use binoculars at all. If you have ordinary binoculars lying around, astronomical observations are just a clear night. Many experienced stargazers have binoculars as their primary observing equipment. Binoculars are good for stargazing, and the earliest ones were simply pairs of telescopes used for that purpose. Some binoculars are designed specifically with stargazing in mind, and they are a popular tool among hobbyists. However, some cosmic phenomena should not be viewed through a lens. If you like looking at fast moving objects, you can always find these binoculars very useful due to their wide field of view which is 195 feet at 1000 yards. The Cometron Celestron 71198 binoculars have an ultra-wide field of view, and the 50mm objective lens captures a lot of light for a clear image. Some Popular Stargazing Binocular Brands The Orion 10151 E Series Waterproof Astronomy Binoculars are a large pair of waterproof stargazing binoculars that feature a large 50mm objective lens and a large field of view. The Celestron 71009 SkyMaster Giant binoculars are another great pair of astronomical binoculars on this list, and they come with oversized 70mm multicoated lenses. The Cometron Celestron 71198 binoculars are the best value for money and we believe you will agree that these are the best stargazing astronomical binoculars for the money. If you are looking for binoculars designed for space observation, the Opticron Adventurer II 10x50 binoculars are a great choice. Celestron SkyMaster Giant 15x70 Binoculars These binoculars are ideal for observing terrestrial and celestial objects such as birdwatching, driving a car or observing the stars, among others. Powerful Celestron 20x80 SkyMaster Pro Binoculars These binoculars have everything you need to get close to both terrestrial and very distant celestial objects, providing superb vision. SkyMaster binoculars provide 25x magnification, which is great for observing planets and star clusters. The powerful SkyGenius 10x50 binoculars have an angular field of view of 6.2 degrees, so you will see a sky area of 6.2 degrees when looking at the stars. If you're into stargazing, you should also consider more powerful 15x or 20x binoculars as they will allow you to see deep sky objects in greater detail. The Technics of Stargazing Binoculars High-power, large-aperture binoculars are very similar to telescopes in that they are best for viewing specific objects and are used on tripods. Binoculars have their advantages over astronomical telescopes, and the large field of view is one of them. Yes, but binoculars have important advantages over telescopes, especially if you're just starting out. Until you buy your first telescope, binoculars aren't just a tool for beginners in astronomy. If you're new to astronomy or have a good understanding of large open clusters and large extended nebulae, binoculars may be better for you than telescopes. You may see hundreds of stars on any given night, and while you may think you need a telescope to see further, the truth is that binoculars are more than just a way to start your journey of discovery. Instead of taking the plunge and buying a telescope, investing in binoculars gives beginners the opportunity to become familiar with the night sky and the treasures it has to offer. In fact, when you learn to enjoy stargazing and switch to a telescope, you will probably find that you, like many serious astronomers before you, always keep binoculars handy for observing the night sky. Novice astronomers. Binoculars are a good choice for stargazers who are just looking at the night sky and want to learn more. Binoculars Are a Popular Tool for Stargazers Because binoculars are such a useful tool for stargazing, they are a popular choice for both experienced and novice stargazers, and can also be a great way to introduce children to the night sky. Binoculars are not just for astronomy, image-stabilized astronomy binoculars offer something different as they allow much better use of handheld devices for observing the night sky. IS binoculars offer breathtaking low power views of the night sky without the horrendous 'jitter' of standard binoculars. The binoculars provide the right image and a large field of view, making it easy to aim and find what you're looking for. Binoculars are great tools for stargazing, they are usually much less expensive and more versatile than telescopes. Easy to use and requiring minimal maintenance, these binoculars are perfect for beginners and young astronomers looking for an easy way to see the sky without a huge investment. Binoculars are often the best equipment for beginner astronomers, providing great views of the moon and stars, as well as other celestial bodies. Common Uses for Stargazing Binoculars Binoculars are especially useful for viewing large craters on the moon, moons of Jupiter, occasional comets, close-up moon and planetary clusters at sunrise and sunset, and larger star clusters and clusters if you know how to find them. all over the sky. Modest binoculars are incredibly useful for observing and can often be more effective for observing certain targets such as star clusters, looking at the surface of the Moon on the Moon, and passing by the International Space Station. The Celestron SkyMasters 20x80 is a great choice for amateur astronomy, birdwatching, sightseeing and hunting. Light weight combined with high quality BaK-4 prisms and multi-coated lenses make the compact SkyGenius 10x25 binoculars an excellent choice for those looking for clear and stable images of the Moon, more stars and star clusters, and for those who just want to look into sky, sky to see what's there. Binoculars with magnifications over 15x and lenses of 70-80mm or more can rival and outperform the vision of some small telescopes for certain types of objects, and you have the convenience of using two eyes.