If you’re thinking of getting a scope, this is the place to start. It takes you through the basics of what you can see in the night sky, from stars and planets to the Moon and most distant galaxies.Īnd here’s a link to a third e-book, Choosing Binoculars and Telescopes for Stargazing. This second e-book, What to See in the Night Sky. There are two versions, one for the northern hemisphere and one for the south. It’s called Stargazing 101: The Night Sky for Beginners. A Free ‘Crash Course’ in Basic Stargazingįirst, here’s a series of helpful e-books (including audio) about astronomy and stargazing. You can bookmark these pages and come back to them as you need, and share them with fellow stargazers. New to amateur astronomy? Or perhaps you’ve been a stargazer before and you need a refresher? Here are a few resources to help you get oriented.
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