Today, Dobsonian telescopes are still highly popular among amateur astronomers, and for good reason — they're simple to build, budget-friendly and they soak up a huge amount of light.

You may have guessed, I have a big spot in my heart for big ol’ Dobsonian telescopes. This Apertura has a 10-inch aperture, which is about as large a lens as you can hope to get on a hobby-grade ...

An easy-to-use 'light bucket', the Celestron StarSense Explorer 8-inch Dobsonian telescope finds its targets using just your smartphone. Here's our review. T3. Smarter living since 1996.

You can see updated prices and purchase this telescope here. Mount: Dobsonian; Aperture: 8 inches (20 cm) Focal length: 1200mm; Focal ratio: f/5.9; Eyepieces: 25mm (48x) and 10mm (120x) ...

A Dobsonian telescope is also known as a "light bucket," because it works to capture as much ambient light as possible in order to see deeper into the cosmos.

Sky Watcher Classic 200 Dobsonian. if you want a home telescope. Unistellar eVscope eQuinox Best app-based telescope for beginners Image used with permission by copyright holder. Pros: ...

The amateur astronomy world got a tremendous boost during the 1960s when John Dobson invented what is now called the Dobsonian telescope. Made from commonly-sourced materials and mechanically much … ...

When you’re looking for a telescope powerful enough to image solar system objects, plus some deep space objects, then the Explore Scientific ED127 might be just what you’re looking for.