How to REALLY use a Telescope

Telescopes provide the best views. Watching distant galaxies, brilliant star clusters, unique nebulae, solar system planets, and lunar features is almost indescribable. Telescopes are better for different viewing. Refractors, reflectors, and catadioptric telescopes are the main types. A long thin tube with an objective lens at the front collects and focuses light in the refractor. This one produces crisper images of the moon and planets. Light is collected and focused by a large concave mirror in the reflector. This is a good beginner telescope with good visibility. Catadioptric telescopes combine lenses and mirrors. They take good photos and are lighter than reflector telescopes. How to REALLY use a Telescope certification is made available by Udemy to candidates who want to learn about selecting the ideal telescope for their family.

How to REALLY use a Telescope online training consists of 2.5 hours of video streams and six downloadable materials; those who complete the course will have indefinite virtual access to the materials as well as a digital completion certificate.