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2023 will have two very special solar eclipses. While the first solar eclipse is incredibly rare, the second is easily accessible to millions of North Americans. → Read More
Five bright planets visible in the evening during Christmas week and beyond make an affordable telescope a well-timed gift. → Read More
When will astronomers unveil the truth about the seven planets in 'solar system 2.0'? → Read More
The best space gifts for budding astronomers ahead of the holidays: Observing the night sky demands some out-of-this-world gear, but it doesn’t have to come at astronomical prices. → Read More
A rare solar eclipse called a hybrid solar eclipse will occur on April 20, 2023. We explore what creates these strange eclipses and how you can see one for yourself. → Read More
Our roundup of the best star trackers for astrophotography for wide-field and deep sky imaging. → Read More
The Beaver Blood Moon lunar eclipse is the second and final lunar eclipse of the year and will occur on Nov. 8. Our guide explains how and where you can see it. → Read More
The best light pollution filters to help suppress the effect of urban skyglow for astrophotography and stargazing. → Read More
Our pick of the best camera accessories, from tripods to camera bags, star-trackers to intervalometers and more. → Read More
The sun is a great skywatching target but you should NEVER look at it without protection. Here we explain how to view the sun safely and what to look out for. → Read More
Here are the best neutral density filters for your camera, giving you flexibility for long exposures and controlling light transmission. → Read More
Astrophotographers can use this lightweight star tracker with cameras up to 100mm lenses to keep stars still for up to four minutes. → Read More
This app-aligned telescope proves an affordable option for backyard moon and planet gazing. → Read More
An affordable refractor with lots of aperture, a built-in red light and a novel solution for smartphone astrophotography. → Read More
This basic portable refractor telescope is suitable for lunar observations and comes complete with a backpack for easy transportation. → Read More
A Newtonian reflector that is versatile, affordable and optically impressive with an equatorial mount to view solar system objects, double stars and deep sky targets. → Read More
The smallest robotic telescope yet impresses for casual deep-sky views, the Vaonis Vespera is a smart telescope for beginner astronomers. → Read More
A good value, though limited, telescope for observing the moon and planets, suited toward beginner astronomers. → Read More
During a decade in interstellar space, Voyager 1 has revealed a bizarre heliopause and a complex interstellar medium that's influenced by our sun. → Read More
Although heavy, the Nikon Action EX 12x50 binoculars offer clear, crisp and bright views from within a tough, waterproof body. → Read More