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The new year begins with a new comet that may even be visible to the naked eye Comet C/2022 E3 ZTF is coming close to the Sun for the first time in certainly 50,000 years...

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Differences between the MaxBright II and the Mark V Giant Binocular: While the Mark V shines with German prisms and exclusive manufacturing, the internationally produced MaxBright II offers surprisingly similar quality at a lower price.

Update: Baader MaxBright® II Binoviewer We are aware that many of our customers are waiting for news about the MaxBright® II Binoviewer. Please be assured that we are indeed almost there. We still ask for...

C/2018 Y1 Iwamoto, Image from 12. February 2019, 24x50 seconds taken with RASA 8, UT 1.10, by Michael Jäger One more fine comet for binoculars As soon as comet Wirtanen has gone on distance...