Many people want to get acquainted with the starry sky first using a pair of binoculars before thinking about a telescope. The Bushnell PowerView 10×50 is an accessible viewer for this: ten times magnification and lenses of 50 mm that capture a lot of light.
With a 5 mm exit pupil (50 divided by 10), he belongs to our group. binoculars for astronomy. During the day, you use it for details at a distance; in the evening, you point it at the moon, the Pleiades, or the Milky Way on a dark summer evening.
If you support your elbows on something or lean against a wall, the image will be steadier and you will see weaker stars. If you don't know where to look, use a rotating star map for the Netherlands. For more information about what you see in the sky, see our astronomy knowledge center.
If you want more detail, there is the PowerView 12×50.



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