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What Can I See Through a Telescope? A Beginner's Guide
In this post, we discuss what's up in the night sky for the month of August 2024 ...
What's in the Sky August 2024
Join Us at Starfest 2024: August Star Party
Hey everyone, we've got some exciting news for all you star-gazers and astronomy enthusiasts out there! 🌟✨ We're thrilled to announce that we'll be one...
What's in the Sky July 2024
In this post, we discuss what's up in the night sky for the month of June 2024 ...
What's in the Sky June 2024
Free 2024 Astronomy Calendar
Download the Free 2024 Astronomy Calendar We've created a FREE calendar for the main Astronomical Events throughout 2024. Feel free to download and share! Hopefully...
Pegasus Astro NYX 101 Mount Overview and First Impressions
Pegasus Astro have entered the mount market with the NYX 101 strain wave drive (harmonic drive) mount. An ultra portable, high payload mount capable of...
SeeStar Review
An overview of the small buy mighty new all-in-one SeeStar smart telescope from ZWO. ...
Things to Consider When Buying A Telescope
Are you thinking of buying a telescope? If so, it's important to consider the many factors that will impact your telescope-buying experience. From the type...
How to Increase the Focusing Ability of Your Telescope?
Are you having trouble getting a clear image when you look through your telescope? One of the simplest and most effective ways to improve the...
Astronomik Filters Now Available at Telescopes Canada!
We're happy to welcome Astronomik filters to our product catalog - check them out! Astronomik Filters ...
Setting up and Reviewing the QHYCCD PoleMaster on a CRUX Mount
The QHYCCD PoleMaster is mentioned frequently everywhere astronomers are to be found in the last 2 to 3 years. It has been called everything from handy...
