A Newtonian reflector with a 4.5-inch/114mm aperture, the Celestron StarSense Explorer LT 114AZ was designed for getting high magnification of bright objects in the night sky. Aimed at beginners, the ...

The Celestron StarSense Explorer DX 130AZ Newtonian reflector telescope uses a planetarium app to find heavenly bodies, but targeting it is a surprisingly manual affair. Here's our review When you ...

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The Celestron Inspire 100AZ Refractor Telescope and Meade Instruments Polaris 114mm Reflector Telescope are both excellent telescopes. This versus guide puts the two head-to-head to help you decide ...

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Celestron's ExploraScope, a 3.1-inch f/6.9 Newtonian reflector telescope, is designed for young astronomers. Its compact design, weighing only 5 pounds and measuring 14 inches in length, allows for ...

This review, “Celestron’s Advanced Series Telescopes,” appeared in the August 2004 issue of Astronomy magazine. The first go-to telescopes, introduced a decade ago, had one thing in common: they were ...

If you’ve ever tried to map distant stars or planets using a smartphone or tablet app, you know the apps have been pretty amazing for years but are constrained by the devices’ tiny, light-limited ...