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Celestron Telescope Filter #12 Yellow Meade SEE PLANETS – $6.50

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Current Price: dollarsignr6.50Buy It Now Price: dollarsignr7.95Bids: 0                                                                 Fine-tune your telescope observing! Up for auction is a new Celestron 1.25" Filter, #12 yellow. Uses:Enhance lunar features. Jupiter – Penetrate and darken atmospheric currents containing low-hue blue tones. Enhance orange and red features of the belts and zones. Useful for studies of the polar regions. [...]

Night Sky Observer

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The Night Sky Observer astronomy and space news website has been online since 1997. News across a number of categories is updated several times a day and there are many articles on general astronomy also available to read. The site is also the home of the LunarPhase Pro and Jupsat Pro astronomy software packages.

Free "Renewable Energy and Other Money Saving Secrets for Your Home" Report

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In todays economy, there are more reasons than ever to cut your energy bill. One of the most popular ways to do so is to invest in green, renewable energy to power all or part of your home. But, even if you dont have the resources or the time to install a full photovoltaic solar kit on your roof, there are dozens of other ways to cut your bills, save money, and generally be more kind to Mother Earth.

Simple,Cheap Ways To Generate Electricity

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How far are you prepared to go to significantly lower your energy bill and help do your bit for the environment. The internet has seen a huge number of products purporting to show you how to live a green life over the last few years and now another, Earth4Energy has arrived on the scene.

Night Sky Observer Telescope Guide

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While cheap in every sense of the word telescopes are still to be found, recent years have seen the introduction of small but very affordable telescopes from manufacturers such as Meade and Celestron and, despite their small size, these telescopes have excellent optics that far outperform the cheap optics found in old 60mm telescopes from years gone by. Today, though, there are a huge number of telescopes of various designs available to the amateur astronomer. So how do you choose one thats right for you