Buy Telescope Online in India

There are so many types of telescopes for sale, so asking yourself what you’d like to do with the telescope is very important!  Below is a list of activities you can do with a telescope to help you decide:

Most people use their telescope from the comfort of their own backyards, and most set up their telescope each time they plan to use it.  If this is how you imagine using your new telescope, then you want to buy a telescope that is easy and fast to set up and break down.  Remember, the best telescope is the one you will use!  Some lucky amateur astronomers have a backyard or land available to install a personal observatory so they can leave the telescope set up yet protected from the elements. High Point can help you navigate that scenario if you plan to house your scope. 

What if you live in the city and plan to take your telescope to a dark-sky site for better views?  Most telescopes are built to travel but again, consider whether the telescope will fit in your vehicle and if you can set it up on your own.  Of course, if you want a telescope that can be set up on the roadside at a moment’s notice, portability and ease of use are paramount.  It is also a good idea to buy a telescope case for those “have telescope, will travel” moments in order to protect your scope and make it easier to carry!

Most people have no idea how much they will need to spend to buy telescope that will let them observe most everything they are interested in.  After all, a telescope is often a one-time purchase, and unless we do some targeted research, we are not apt to see advertisements for telescopes like we do cars or washing machines.  It probably will not help you to know that the price of telescopes runs the gamut from around 7,000 to over 60,000, because really, it all comes down to what you are willing to spend, not what’s available.  If the telescope in question is for a child and you are not sure how long their interest in astronomy will last, it is perfectly reasonable to choose a kid’s telescope on the lower end of the price scale.  We do recommend you choose a telescope, however, that has a sturdy, easy to use mount and optics that are big enough to see an array of objects.  For more suggestions, here is a quick article on the best kid’s telescopes. (telescope for kids india ).

Similarly, a telescope for an adult should be sturdy, move easily, and have quality optics that are big enough to see their items of interest.  If someone dreams of looking at galaxies, shoot for at least a 4-5″ telescope  Bigger is better and will increase the detail as well as the number of deep sky objects one can see, but of course more aperture increases the price and the size/weight of the telescope system.  Prices will also increase for computerized telescopes, but if you can swing it, a Go to computerized telescope is worth it!  These telescopes can almost align themselves and then find thousands of objects with the push of a few buttons.  Some even tell you about the object while you are looking at it.

You will spend the most on telescopes for astrophotography.  This makes sense if you think about all of the components of a good astro-imaging telescope:  optical quality, optical size, mount precision, and electronics that will support precise tracking of the object while the photograph is being taken.  That said, astro-imagers today are achieving results that only professionals would have been capable of a decade ago.  It is an exciting time to be in the hobby of astronomy!

A telescope lens is a curved piece of glass or plastic that is used to bend and focus the light from distant objects. The lens is typically made up of two curved surfaces – one convex and one concave – that work together to refract the incoming light and create a magnified image of the object being observed.

The objective lens is the larger lens at the front of the telescope that collects and focuses the light from distant objects. The eyepiece lens is the smaller lens at the back of the telescope that magnifies the image formed by the objective lens, making it visible to the observer.

The magnification power of a telescope lens depends on its focal length, which is the distance between the lens and the point where the light rays converge to form an image. The shorter the focal length, the greater the magnification power of the lens.

It is worth noting that the quality of a telescope lens can significantly affect the quality of the image produced. Higher-quality lenses typically have better coatings to reduce glare and distortion, and are made from materials that are less likely to deform over time. Additionally, the lens should be properly cleaned and stored to ensure optimal performance.