An absolute beginner's quick-guide to choosing your first telescope. : r/ telescopes
First ever telescope! :) : r/telescopes
An absolute beginner's quick-guide to choosing your first telescope. : r/ telescopes
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I'm 17 and I build and refurbish my own telescopes. AMA! : r/space
First time seeing Saturn with my telescope! Truly awesome. : r/space
One of the sharpest moon image i ever captured though a 8 inch telescope. : r/space
I make telescopes. Here's my 20"/0.5-meter, largest I've built to date. : r/space
Astronomers of Reddit. I broke my telescope I had for 25 years this week. I'm looking at a Celestron 8” advance VX as an upgraded replacement. What would you recommend? : r/Astronomy
I used an amateur telescope to collect light from deep space for over 13 hours, revealing this beautiful pair of galaxies [OC] : r/space
Zane Landers (u/__Augustus_) - Reddit
Saturn through my 6" telescope : r/interestingasfuck
Is this a good telescope for astrophotography? : r/AskAstrophotography
My setup : r/telescopes
I pointed my telescope at the Bubble Nebula and took pictures for 24 hours. Here is a look at what happens when a star is born in a crowded neighborhood [OC] :
First Images from the James Webb Space Telescope : r/science
My $6000 rooftop telescope VS $16 billion Hubble telescope : r/space
National Geographic 70mm telescope very frustrating to work with : r/ telescopes
These are all of the telescopes I've used to create and post pictures on Reddit with. : r/interestingasfuck
My Full Astrophotography Setup : r/telescopes
My astrophotography setup 2.0 : r/telescopes
Absolutely phenomenal': Webb Telescope's first images have scientists giddy : r/space
Looking through a telescope for the first time. : r/ExpectationVsReality
On Tuesday night I captured my clearest image of the moon *ever* by blending over 100,000 images, captured with a telescope in pristine conditions. Make sure you zoom in to properly experience
Telescope mount not very sturdy : r/telescopes
I'm 17 years old and just finished building this 14.7" f/2.89 Newtonian reflector telescope. Despite its stubby size it collects roughly 2500 times more light than the human eye and is bigger
First full-colour Image of deep space from the James Webb Space Telescope revealed by NASA (in 4k) : r/space