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Seestar S50 tips

Seestar S50 tips: how to use the smart scope like a pro

The Seestar S50 tips in this blog will help you get the most out of your smart telescope from day one. Whether you want to photograph the moon, stars or nebulae, you'll see better results immediately with a few simple adjustments. The Seestar S50 is designed for convenience, but small choices in placement, focus and [...]

Stargazing for beginners - discover the night sky for yourself

Stargazing for beginners - discover the night sky for yourself

Stargazing for Beginners is step-by-step learning to discover the night sky, even without expensive equipment, with tips, examples and useful tools. After all, stargazing is not a mysterious art or anything like that - after all, we were doing it thousands of years ago (our ancestors were very good at it...) it is a voyage of discovery that anyone can make, with [....]

Stargazing for children

Stargazing for children

Stargazing for children often begins with a simple question, “What are all those lights in the sky?” Parents explain that they are stars and planets, but to a child, they remain dots. The difference between retaining or losing wonder lies in one thing: what your child actually sees. To the naked eye, [...]

photographing stars

Photographing stars - simply explained

Star photography is one of the most accessible and enchanting forms of stargazing. Basically, it requires very little: a dark sky, a camera or smart telescope, and a little patience. Yet almost everyone who begins soon finds that the results fall short of expectations. Stars are small, dim and difficult to get in focus. [...]

Starry sky October 2025

Starry sky October 2025

The night sky October 2025 promises to be one of the most beautiful of the year. The nights are getting longer and darker, and the autumn sky is known for its rich mix of meteor showers, planets and bright galaxies. In this month, you can enjoy the Orionids, possibly two comets, brilliant planets such as Jupiter and Saturn, and iconic [...]

Barlow lens telescope

Barlow lens telescope: how does it work and how to use it?

A Barlow lens telescope sounds to many beginners like some kind of magical accessory. You slide it between the eyepiece and the focuser, and suddenly the magnification is doubled or even tripled. A 10 mm eyepiece that normally gives 100x magnification turns into 200x with a 2x Barlow. Handy, because that way it looks like you are using [...].

Choosing eyepiece for telescope: everything you need to know

Choosing eyepiece for telescope: everything you need to know

Choosing an eyepiece for telescope may seem like a detail, but in reality this accessory largely determines what you ultimately see. The telescope collects light, but only the eyepiece converts that light into a usable image. If you choose incorrectly, you may end up with a dark or blurry result, even if [....]

view solar eclipse

Solar eclipse viewing - safe, smart and by the right means

Watching a solar eclipse is one of the most impressive nature experiences you can have. Yet it often goes wrong: people grab sunglasses or watch without protection, resulting in permanent eye damage. In this blog, we explain how to safely view an eclipse, what types exist, when the next one in the Netherlands and Europe [...].

telescope offer

Telescope offer - this is how to get more out of your budget

A telescope offer can be tempting. You see a substantial discount, a package full of accessories or a bundle that promises a lot. But how do you know if it's really a smart buy? In this blog, you'll discover how to get more from your budget, which telescopes and accessories offer the most value and where to [...]

The orion nebula through a telescope (M42)

The Orion Nebula through a telescope (M42)

Viewing the Orion Nebula through a telescope is one of the most impressive experiences you can have as a stargazer. The Orion Nebula, also known as Messier 42 or M42, is a huge cloud of gas and dust where new stars are born. Even with a simple telescope you can see the characteristic foggy glow, while larger [...]

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