What is the best combination of 2 astronomy binoculars?
I am a beginner, What is the best combination of 2 astronomy binoculars that can help to enjoy the view most? Please advise?
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I want to have binoculars to view the stars. Or would it be better to have a telescope instead? I’m just a beginner and would there be a telescope or binoculars less than $100 or 200? - Celestron 21041 60mm PowerSeeker Telescope
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A hand-held pair such as 10×50, and a tripod-mounted pair such as 15×70 or 20×80. Get the smaller pair first and get some experience learning the sky before investing in a larger pair.
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