The Celestron Ambassador 80AZ Brass Telescope is an amazing 10% off this holiday. Providing good, casual views of the solar system, the Ambassador 80AZ also serves as a stunning ornamental piece.

The elm, mahogany, and brass telescope was once the third-largest in the world, and it was the first in America open for public use. Beneath a wide dome at the Cincinnati Observatory stands a towering ...

WHAT: A vintage brass telescope that sold for $938 in a Great Estates auction at Rago earlier this year illustrates the good buys available at special auctions. The numbered telescope sold above ...

A brass telescope which once belonged to the captain of the Titanic fails to sell at auction in Liverpool.

Celestron Ambassador 80AZ telescope: Full review The stunning Celestron Ambassador 80AZ is a worthy addition to the serious hobbyist's observing arsenal and is ideal for casual skywatchers with a ...

The Mitchel telescope was first used April 14, 1845, in Mount Adams. It's still used today but at the Observatory in Mount Lookout.

The brass and mahogany telescope tube is 16 feet long. The 11-inch-diameter lenses at the top, ground to perfection, gather light from distant planets, stars and galaxies.

Under their tobacco-brown varnish, the paintings shone with light and space; they looked a little like Arcadia seen through a dusty brass telescope. Why should a man waste his talents on the obvious?

An Oregon couple, famous for their giant blue telescope that was stolen and recovered in 2021, are pushing forward with a project to reshape local science education.