Visual observing guides, page 3
64 guides, newest first. Each guide applies this technique to one object or subject.
- M50 Open Cluster with a 70-90 mm Refractor: Common Mistakes to Avoid14 Oct 2026
- M55 Star-Hop Guide for a 200-300 mm Dobsonian14 Oct 2026
- Observing the Planets with Binoculars and a Small Telescope: A Visual Guide14 Oct 2026
- M32 Elliptical Galaxy Through an 8-inch SCT: What to Expect14 Oct 2026
- Recognizing Light Pollution at the Eyepiece: A Visual Observing Guide14 Oct 2026
- M5 in Serpens: Best Timing for Visual Observing with a Small Refractor14 Oct 2026
- Choosing Binoculars for Astronomy: Problems, Causes, and Fixes for Beginners14 Oct 2026
- M36 Open Cluster in Auriga: Best Timing for a 114-150 mm Reflector14 Oct 2026
- M25 and M41 Compared: Two Open Clusters with a Small Refractor14 Oct 2026
- Orionids Meteor Shower: Best Timing for Naked-Eye Observing14 Oct 2026
- M84 (NGC 4374) in an 8-inch SCT: What to Expect at the Eyepiece14 Oct 2026
- M21 (NGC 6531) Star-Hop Guide for Binoculars and Small Telescopes14 Oct 2026
- M22 Globular Cluster Through an 8-Inch SCT: What to Expect at the Eyepiece14 Oct 2026
- M78 (NGC 2068) Reflection Nebula: Best Timing with a 200-300 mm Dobsonian14 Oct 2026
- Letting a Telescope Reach Outdoor Temperature Before Observing14 Oct 2026
- Algol Through a Small Refractor: What the Eclipsing Binary Looks Like3 Oct 2026
- Albireo in an 8-inch SCT: What the Double Looks Like3 Oct 2026
- Collimating a Newtonian Reflector: A Visual Step-by-Step Guide3 Oct 2026
- Perseids with the Naked Eye: What to Expect Under Suburban Skies3 Oct 2026
- Finding the Ring Nebula (M57) with a 114-150 mm Reflector2 Oct 2026