You’ve just gotten a pair of binoculars or a telescope, or you just want to know what you see above your head at night. Enjoying the starry sky is a Dutch edition by Rob Walrecht, and the title says what it’s all about: looking up to see for yourself and having fun with what you see there.
It is a nice addition for beginners. If the first viewer still has to be chosen, then the our telescope choice help You are on your way.
A tip to get started right away: go to a place without direct lights on a clear night, let your eyes get used to the darkness for a quarter of an hour and first look for a few familiar constellations, such as the Big Dipper or Orion. From there, you’ll find the rest easier. With a binoculars for star gazing You see many more stars afterwards.
There is also one by the same author the book Self-Star Tracking.




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