No images? Click here What's after the James Webb Space Telescope?NEW Mega Telescopes on the radar2023 Astronomy CalendarsDSLR and Small refractor dew controlPublic Observing Nights
Luke Clements posted his image to the BINTEL Society Facebook Group. It was taken using a Lumix S1 with Samyang 20mm F1.8 and Benro Polaris tracking mount. Massive telescopes on the way!After all the interest in the JWST (James Webb Space Telescope), did you know a new generation of vast ground-based telescopes are now under construction? Illustration of the Giant Magellan Telescope when completed. Looks like there's even more amazing images of the Universe on the horizon courtesy of the JWST. We'll keep you updated with them as well as the best places to find them. Did you know a new generation of ground-based telescopes are now under construction? When finished, they'll have resolutions many times that of the Hubble Space Telescope and who knows what discoveries will be made in the coming years. This BINTEL article touches on some of these new optical telescopes, why there's no "Hubble 2.0" on the horizon and even covers the Square Kilometre Array (SKA) radio telescope that will be located in Australia and South Africa. Astronomy Calendar 2023 is here now $19.95Didn't 2022 just start a few days ago? The Astronomy Calendar 2023 has just arrived at BINTEL. This popular calendar features 13 stunning images of the night sky, all winners or honourable mentions of the prestigious David Malin Awards 2022. Simple and effective way to handle dew for DSLR lenses or small refractors - runs off a standard USB power bank and only $49.95Following on from our recent articles about dew control, we've just had this effective dew control belt arrive at BINTEL. Haida Dew Control System It simply plugs into a standard USB power source such as a power bank. The heater control has three settings. The Haida suits both DSLR lenses and small refractors up to about 100mm diameter. We think this is one the easiest ways to control dew for your small optics. Astronomy Open Night - Sutherland Astronomical Society 6th Aug 2022If you'd like to pop along to view the night sky through some telescopes and chat to local astronomers, the Sutherland Astronomical Society is holding its first public open night since COVID struck. Oyster Bay Observatory, south of Sydney. This session is being held at their Observatory south of Sydney in sunny Oyster Bay on Sat 6th August starting at 6pm. An ideal event for families and astronomers of all ages. Northern Sydney Astronomical Society - Beginner's night in the field 13th Aug 2022Ever wanted to experience the wonder of the night sky through a telescope? Northern Sydney Astronomical Society is running one of their regular beginner's nights at the society's observing field at Terry Hills on the 13th of August 2022. You'll get to see night sky objects such as -
As well as having an experienced astronomer talk to you about telescopes and how to use them. BINTEL has a couple of spare tickets to this event and if you'd like to attend contact Earl White via earl@bintel.com.au with your details. BINTEL Open Box Bargains - More added!Remember to keep checking this area as products on offer change on a regular basis.From time to time we have products that have been opened and used for product photography or other reasons. We then check them out, repack them and re-box them. Then we drop the price. There's not a lot of products in this area, but each one has the same warranty and support as a "factory fresh" item. Keep an eye on this area as it's always changing. Next time....BINTEL are proud to welcome a well-known line of European binoculars and optics - details soon. Plus NASA goes to back the Moon! |