Astronomy Binoculars A Great Alternative in all ways . Amazing facts !

Binoculars are often the best piece of equipment for astronomy beginners or those who enjoy a spot of stargazing, offering great views of the Moon and stars among other celestial objects.

All you have to do is step out into your garden on a clear night, grab a pair of good quality binoculars and enjoy the view.

 Many amateur astronomers prefer binocular observing over any other form of exploring the night sky, and a good, powerful model will enable you to examine the Moon, planets, stars and deep-sky objects for decades to come.

 

2 of the best binoculars for astronomy.

Canon 12x36 IS III binoculars

The Canon 12x36 IS III come in a padded case with a neckstrap and individual eyepiece caps.

Holding the binoculars up to the light, we could see that the exit pupils are beautifully round with no cut-offs or grey sections. This tells us the prisms are full sized and the glass has an appropriate refractive index.

The feature we were really keen to try out was the image stabilisation ability, which we engaged with the turn of a button.

We turned the binoculars to the Moon and Jupiter and found no ghost images. Similarly, control of stray light is excellent.

This is a very impressive pair of binoculars, great for observing objects in the night sky.

The image became completely still and fainter stars became visible.

Bresser 10x50 Corvette binoculars

 

The Bresser 10x50 Corvette binoculars come with an array of welcome extras such as a nylon case, 25cm-wide neck strap, tethered lens caps for the objective lenses, tethered rain guard for the eyepieces, a microfibre cleaning cloth and an instruction booklet.

The Bresser 10x50 Corvette are a great option for those who want a moderately-priced general-purpose pair of binoculars of decent quality, and which are also perfectly suited for astronomy.

The binoculars boast a precise focusing system that makes them ideal for astronomy. Indeed, we found that stars in the middle of the field of view snapped into best focus.