#Stellarium android oculars for android

#Stellarium android oculars for android

is the 'new standard**' in graphical sky constellation 'painting' for Android users. Reports of how previous events turned out can be found on our Events page (the events are in January of each year). You will find further advice below (and there is even a document - 'What telescope should I buy ?' - on our FAQ page) about telescope buying, however one thing we really recommend to 'beginners' is that you attend one of our meetings and get invited to our next observing session (we hold one every 3rd Friday, weather permitting) and 'try out' members telescopes before spending hundreds of £££'s on kit that may not suit you MAS has held a public event 'in conjunction with' Stargazing Live ever since the series started in 2011 (our event is usually on the Saturday following the broadcast). See especially How do telescopes work ? and the SGL guide to telescopes (PDF). The Stargazing Live web pages hold lots of information useful for beginners. However, all of these can be a bit 'theoretical', so we at MAS have tried to focus on some of the more practical aspects.īeginners topics are often covered in our main meetings - see, for example, October 2015 meeting notes on Starting Astrophotography The BBC2 Stargazing Live web pages The truly dedicated (who try hard enough) might even find a local evening class. You can also find many guides to the types of observing. There is even an 'official' guide from the Royal Astronomical Society. There are many good beginners guides to observing on the web, such as this and this. MAS beginners Beginners - Starting out (see also FAQ page)