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We hope you are well! We are very happy to announce that we will reduce the prices of some products to better meet your needs and expectations.  ...

Mercury, as the closest planet to the Sun, attracts the attention of astronomy enthusiasts with its unique orbit and appearance. Although it is a difficult planet to observe, we can still appreciate its beauty and mystery with some skills and proper timing. In this tutorial, we will introduce how to observe Mercury, including the best time, equipment recommendations, and observation tips.  ...

In astronomy, the term "Blue Moon" does not mean that the moon actually appears blue. Instead, it refers to the occurrence of a second full moon within a single calendar month. This phenomenon is quite rare, happening approximately every two to three years. On such nights, the moon hangs in the sky, radiating a unique glow that captivates countless stargazers and curious onlookers.  ...

At this exhibition, we displayed the SV503 80ED telescope and accessories, which attracted many visitors to stop and experience. Whether professional astronomers or beginners, they can find the right choice for themselves in our products. Many visitors showed great interest in our products and actively asked for usage tips and performance characteristics.  ...

Every year in mid-August, astronomy enthusiasts look forward to a grand visual feast - the Perseid Meteor Shower. As one of the most popular and spectacular meteor showers of the year, the Perseid meteor shower has attracted widespread attention for its large number and outstanding brightness. This blog will provide you with a detailed observation guide to help you enjoy the charm of meteors on this summer night.  ...

Today, capturing moon photos using a smartphone in conjunction with a telescope has become incredibly accessible. Whether shooting a panoramic view or intricate close-ups, each experience offers a remarkable sense of achievement for astronomy enthusiasts. While smartphone photography may still have room for improvement, leveraging a telescope makes this journey worth undertaking! Are you ready to give it a try?  ...

In this blog post, we will address some common questions and provide answers regarding the SV230 zoom eyepiece. We understand that customers may have specific concerns or queries, and we aim to provide thorough explanations to help clarify any uncertainties about this product.  ...

Telescope eyepieces are essential components of telescopes, providing magnification and allowing observers to view celestial objects in detail. However, it is important to note that eyepieces, commonly referred to as "oculars" or "eyepiece lenses," are not designed to be used directly with cameras for astrophotography. In this blog post, we will explore the reasons why eyepieces are not suitable for use with astronomical cameras.  ...

In the field of astrophotography, polar alignment is a crucial step that ensures our telescope can accurately track celestial objects and avoid star trails in our images. In this blog post, we will delve into the concept of polar alignment in astrophotography, including its fundamental principles, operational methods, and why it plays such a significant role in the quality of our photographic results.  ...

Collimation is an essential process in maintaining optimal performance for telescopes. While there are different methods to collimate telescopes, using a laser collimator designed for Newtonian telescopes might not provide the desired pinpoint laser in an SCT. This blog post will explore alternative techniques shared by astrophotography enthusiasts online.  ...