The right apps can take a lot of the work out of stargazing, but they can also stop your eyes from adjusting to the dark. Here’s how to use them without ruining your skywatching.

These six realistic star projectors are much more than mood lighting. Their projections are scientifically accurate enough to serve as actual stargazing practice, perfect for budding astronomers, young and old.

There is no shortage of stargazing apps, but unless you use these tips, you may be missing out. Here are the best ways to get the most out of them.

Pre-orders are now open for the Atlas, the new modular smart telescope from Vaonis which allows observation with two optical tubes.

Sick of skyglow spoiling your stargazing? These six telescopes are portable enough that you can easily pack them away and seek out darker skies.

Amazon’s October Prime Day is nearly over but there are still great deals on quality optics gear like smart telescopes and image-stabilized binoculars.

This limited-time price of $315 for Amazon’s Prime Day event is only available for the next 18 hours and gets you money off a great telescope for planetary and lunar observation.

Want a star projector that’s both realistic and relaxing? This Pococo Galaxy Projector puts out accurate images of the cosmos and it’s just $76 on Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days sale.

$60 off in Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days sale, our expert thinks this super-portable Dwarflab Dwarf Mini smart telescope “Makes capturing the deep sky and the solar system almost effortless”.

The Canon EOS R8 packs a 24MP sensor and great astro capability in a compact body. Best Buy is currently offering it for $1,220, which is $28 cheaper than Amazon’s Prime Day price.