Astronomical objects you can see in binoculars
Binoculars will show the Moon in crisp detail. Watch shadows creep across lunar features as the Moon’s phase changes. Follow the stages of a lunar eclipse as Earth’s shadow covers the Moon. And view a crescent Moon silhouetted against stars low in the western evening sky.
Farther afield, binoculars let you track Jupiter’s four big moons. In addition, they’ll help you pick out Mercury low in the twilight sky and spot objects too faint to see easily, such as the outer gas-giant planets, Uranus and Neptune, as well as the brighter asteroids.
The advantages of binoculars perhaps show up best when viewing a bright comet. Binoculars magnify enough to show detail and have a wide enough field of view that you can see the comet’s head and most or all of its tail at once.
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