Stargazing begins by simply looking up, but these gadgets go a long way in unlocking the mysteries of the night sky. Get more ...

These 15x magnification binoculars are great for viewing deep-sky objects in more detail and they are now only $76 on Amazon.

We test the Celestron Nature DX 6x42 to see if its 8x magnification is ideal for stargazing, birdwatching or everyday outdoor ...

The best telescopes for kids that we recommend are not toys but usable instruments, based on how easy they are to use for ...

The Celestron Travel Scope 70 is a manual alt-azimuth telescope. Along with the scope, you get 10mm and 20mm eyepieces, plus astronomy software to help you learn more about the night sky. It comes ...

Here, we look at the best telescope mounts (and, when called for, tripods) for all of your needs—from our best overall, the Celestron Advanced VX—to some of the best value mounts you can find.

More advanced users may find the Celestron Inspire AZ100 feature-light. Tracking is important: The supplied mount acts like a simple tripod with no star-tracking capabilities. If you have an ...

Everything arrived triple-boxed directly from Celestron’s headquarters in Torrance, California. The printed, well-illustrated instructions made assembling the scope, mount, and tripod a snap.

Celestron’s TrailSeeker 8x32 ED binoculars ... padded carrying case (also with a strap), and you can buy a separate tripod adapter, though I’ve never felt the need for that, save with ...

The standard kit includes good-quality Celestron 10mm and 20mm eyepieces. The scope is attached to the tripod by a simple altitude-azimuth (alt/az) mount, with the vertical altitude adjustment via ...

A tabletop tripod is available as an optional extra. The Celestron Origin "Intelligent Home Observatory" is up for pre-order now for US$3,999, with global availability pegged for Q2 of this year.

motorized mount and tripod), and standing 48 inches high. You’ll probably want a carrying case for the unit. Celestron has set the price at an eye-watering $3,999 – although that's not ...