Human vision is pretty remarkable relative to the rest of the animal kingdom. We can pick out large objects miles away, but even “eagle-eyed” people with perfect vision struggle to make out details ...

Every night, there’s always something new to discover with the sky. You could see a star cluster you’ve never found before, an inconspicuous nebula. Heck, maybe even another galaxy that’s not ...

Tough, durable build quality mixed with good quality optical clarity and a stunning image stabilization system make these porro prism Canon binoculars ideal for serious wildlife observers and ...

It’s incredible to get 10x magnification and image stabilization in such a small package. We rate these binos highly for stargazing on holiday or when traveling but the plastic casing is hard and ...

The bright city lights make it hard to see stars in LA. Sure, you see lots of celebrities — we’re not talking about those kinds of stars — but Angelenos miss out on the ones that appear like shapes up ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. An award-winning reporter writing about stargazing and the night sky. Ask any good stargazer what telescope you should buy, and ...

It’s not every day I get to try out an entirely new type of tech product. Telescope company Unistellar recently gave me the chance to do just that with Envision, the first smart binoculars that can ...

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If you want bright, sharp lunar views coupled with a useful magnification for stargazing and terrestrial observation without breaking the bank, the Celestron SkyMaster 15x70 is a great place to start.