Shelf I · Naked eye
The Moon, Crater by Crater
“The Moon is the one thing I can always find, and I still do not know what I am looking at.”
- Your eyes
- Binoculars
- A telescope
STAR ATLAS · 12 courses · 3 routes
Four shelves, from your first night with no equipment to processing a night of deep-sky frames. Search, or narrow it down by what you already own.
Shelf I · Naked eye
“The Moon is the one thing I can always find, and I still do not know what I am looking at.”
Shelf II · Telescope
“The telescope came out twice, showed me a blur, and now it lives in the hall cupboard.”
Shelf II · Telescope
“I found Jupiter, saw a bright dot with four specks, and wondered why it looks nothing like the photos.”
Shelf II · Telescope
“My charts say the galaxy is right there and my eyepiece shows nothing at all.”
Shelf IV · Deep sky
“I have the mount and a small telescope, and I want to photograph a nebula, not just look at one.”
Shelf II · Route
“I bought the telescope and I would like to know it properly, from the box to the faint fuzzies.”
3 courses for £1,953 instead of £2,304
Shelf IV · Route
“I want to go from phone snapshots of the stars to my own picture of a nebula, without missing a step.”
5 courses for £3,236 instead of £5,478