What are some good starter telescopes to get into astronomy? 600$ max

>>8395968
fuck off faggot

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>>8396066
rude

Get an 8 inch dobsonian. Simple, easy to use. Maximum bang for your buck.

>>8396076
Thank you very much.

General astro thread?

What's a good way to start as a newbie in amateur astronomy?

>>8396109
Join an amateur astronomy club in your area, they usually have some mid-ranged optics sometimes access to professional obvervatories

>>8396256
>Join an amateur astronomy club in your area, they usually have some mid-ranged optics sometimes access to professional obvervatories
This if there's something in your area and you're not an autismo.
You'll grow up from that phase and you'll have 800$ of worthless shit laying around.

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>>8395968
When I was in high school, my dad and I bought this one together (pic related). If I were you, I'd save up some more money to get one like this that has more capabilities in terms of locating/tracking celestial objects and optical power in general.

If you're set on getting one in the $600 range, do a lot of research first so you know what kind of results you'll be able to get out of the scope so your expectations aren't unrealistic.

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Go on Craigslist.

I got this beaut for $350, including a full set of eyepieces. I'm working on motorizing it right now, which is a fun project.

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>>8397572

t. cs brainlet

>>8397032
>that feminine hand

YOU CANNOT FOOL ME.

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