 | Celestron's FirstScope To commemorate the International Year of Astronomy 2009, Celestron has produced an inexpensive, easily portable telescope for beginners. You'll learn all about it in this video by Senior Editor Michael E. Bakich. |
 | Orion's 102mm f/7 ED refractor This new refractor has features tailored for astroimaging and provides high-quality sky views. |
 | Meade's mySKY Beginning astronomers take note: Now you can identify celestial objects like a pro. |
 | Canon's image-stabilized binoculars Stars and more snap into place with the pushbutton technology on Canon's new 10x42 and 18x50 binoculars. |
 | William Optics' ZenithStar 66SD and Megrez 90 Sharp optics in two beautiful packages make these refractors easy to look at and easier to look through. |
 | Tele Vue's DIOPTRX Put away your eyeglasses. Tele Vue's DIOPTRX lenses correct astigmatism. |
 | Vixen Optics' VC200L This 8-inch Cassegrain reflector has special mirror coatings and features designed for astrophotography. |
 | Meade's LightBridge This 10-inch Dobsonian reflecting telescope will help you see faint details in distant targets. |
 | Celestron's C6 This 6-inch telescope offers high-quality Schmidt-Cassegrain optics in a portable package. |
