If you want to explore the starry sky without immediately having to start using a telescope, a 10×50 binoculars is a good starting point. The Bushnell Legacy 10×50 magnifies ten times and has 50 mm lenses, which capture a lot of light during twilight and at night.
With a protrusion of 5 mm, he belongs to our group. binoculars for star gazing. You see the craters on the moon, the moons of Jupiter as dots and many more stars in the Milky Way and in open star clusters like the Pleiades. During the day, you just use it for nature.
A 10×50 is still usable in rough conditions. Lean against something, or mount the viewfinder on a tripod if you have a mount for it; you’ll see weaker stars then. Find a dark spot and give your eyes twenty minutes to get used to the darkness. Our guide about the Milky Way helps you on your way.
Take a flashlight with red light If you join in, you’ll be able to read a card without having to readjust your eyes to bright light again.
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