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Using A Star Gazing Telescope

First of all, you need to find the right type of telescope for your particular star gazing needs. There are two different types that you will be looking at, those that have a wide field of view, which are used for looking at the moon and other things that are nearby, and telescopes that have light gathering and magnification abilities, so you can see things that are much farther away.

When you use star gazing telescopes, the first thing you need to learn is how to set them up so that you can actually see something out there. You will need to set up the tripod first, in an area that is dark, then place the telescope on the tripod. The tripod, and the telescope, must be totally steady, or you will not be able to see anything at all. There should be no light in the area, and if there is light, the telescope should be aimed away from it.

You are going to need to have a good star chart or map. This will help you to find out where the various constellations, planets and moons are, so you can find them with telescopes. You will use a finder scope to find the objects you want to look at, then you can focus in on them. Every time you look at something different, you are going to have to refocus the telescope. Because the earth moves, you will need to move star gazing telescopes with it. Some telescopes come with motors and will move automatically, while others do not, and you have to move it manually every few minutes.

Star gazing is a really fun and educational hobby, and if you are going to get into it, you need to check out the various star gazing telescopes that are available. Find the one you need, get yourself a good star chart, and start searching the skies tonight. You never know, you may discover the next planet, or see an unidentified flying object. You can expect to see something different every night when you are a star gazer – all thanks to star gazing telescopes!

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There is a new online film sensation, and this time it is not some pirated version of the latest Hollywood blockbuster but a fantastic look at the voyage that Yuri Gagarin took 50 years ago when he became the first man in space.  The movie is free to watch and already has over 2 million views!

The ‘current’ footage was filmed about the International Space Station which changed it’s orbit to follow the famous path first taken by Gagarin.  This allows us to see what he would have seen – although we do get to see the moon which is something he famously missed on his own trip into space.

The film combines old footage of Gagrain with never before released audio of his trip.  This is coupled with the fantastic new footage as shot from the ISS and an amazing score by composer Philip Shepperd.  The film itself was created by Christopher riley, a British writer, broadcaster and film maker.

Check out the video below.  It is a must see for any space fans.