When our son was younger, we gave him a telescope for Christmas. He and I spent hours in the back yard with that telescope and he showed me where to find the constellations that we could see. We saw four of Jupiter's moons and we were able to see Saturn, even though with its rings, it looked pretty much like a flattened disc. The telescope had a Barlow lens and a special sun filter so that we could watch the sun. He and I learned a lot from that telescope and we had such a good time spending time in the back yard.
Because we live in a fairly rural area, we can still see the night sky, except for down around the horizon where all the light is located. On really crisp fall nights, I still like to go outside, sit in the backyard and look at the sky.
What constellations are you familiar with? Do you take the time to go outside at night and look at the stars?
Because we live in a fairly rural area, we can still see the night sky, except for down around the horizon where all the light is located. On really crisp fall nights, I still like to go outside, sit in the backyard and look at the sky.
What constellations are you familiar with? Do you take the time to go outside at night and look at the stars?