SingAstro

Solar system is located at the outer edge of the milky way... there should be lots to see...

Or if you got extra cast to spare... you can invest in starrynight...

haha... my lousy china made telescope made everything look like mars...

ya... and thanks for the replies... actually i started star glazing quite long time ago, but just that no money to buy a good telescope... that lousy china made telescope of mine with false specification can only allow me to see the moon and blur view of mars... i kind of prefer meade but meng lee s...

oh... poor optics... ok... then its off the list... any recommendation towards which brand to look for? i heard of a japanese brand, forgot what name, which is quite good... heard of it?

i am currently using a lousy one which can hardly see the ring of saturn... and can see the moons of jupiter "1/10 the size of a dust"... i guess you are right... i should read more first... but one thing for sure... i am getting a Newtonian Reflector if i decide to get one...

somehow i am enjoying reading this thread more than posting....and meng lee's funny clause stating avoiding powerseeker series at all costs... LOL yeah it is true. Anyway, rather than jumping on the bandwagon so quickly, do join us for some observing sessions. Before u realise it, u may change your...

somehow i am enjoying reading this thread more than posting....and meng lee's funny clause stating avoiding powerseeker series at all costs... LOL yeah it is true. Anyway, rather than jumping on the bandwagon so quickly, do join us for some observing sessions. Before u realise it, u may change your...

i currently have a lousy china brand telescope which i brought for a cheap price but the specifications doesnt seem to be true... haha... budget is very important to me too... haha... i know i wont be expecting to see clear view of cluster or stars... but at least i hope to see something... planets ...

i am not a beginner in astronomy but neither am i an advanced follower... what is your recommendation? not too expensive...