Astronomers and Their Telescopes
- SIr Isaac Newtons Telescope and how it changed the world
- James Gregory and the Gregorian Telescope - The first design for a reflector
- Galileo's Telescope - Galileo is often credited with the invention of the telescope. He didn't invent it but he was one of the first people to turn it to the night sky. And his observations changed our view of the universe.
- Telescopes are not just for nerds
- William Herschel - the maker of the largest telescope in the world (for his time)
- A look at the Biggest Telescopes in the World, and some biggies that are under construction
About Telescopes and Accessories
- An Explanation of Telescope Mounts (Equatorial, Alt-Azimuth and Dobsonian)
- How to Buy a Dobsonian telescope
- The Celestron SkyScout and the Meade MySky
- The Difference between a Refractor and a Reflector
- Resources for Dobsonians, Buying and Making them
- Recommendations for your First Telescope
- Makers of Telescopes
- The parts of a Reflector Telescope
- What is A Refractor Telescope?
- Why is the Eyepiece on the side of the Telescope
More Telescope and Astronomy Stuff
- Explore the night sky without a telescope
- Enjoying Astronomy with Binoculars
- Astronomy without a Telescope
- A Tour through the Universe
- Cool Technology for Astronomers
- First timers Guide to Astronomy and Telescopes
- How to Buy A Telescope
- Understanding Magnification and Telescopes
- Make a telescope for under Twenty Bucks
- Telescope Kits
- Reminiscing about the telescope I always wanted (The Celestron 14)
Specific Telescopes and Manufacturers Information
Telescope Making Articles
Famous Astronomers and Telescope Makers
- Who Invented the First telescope? Some new evidence shows us telescopes were around sooner than we think.
- William Herschel - He discovered Uranus, put together a massive list of nebulae (over 2500 objects) and built a telescope that was forty feet long.
- James Gregory - The inventor of the first reflector or Gregorian Telescope
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