Best Telescopes for The Moon

we've seen the rings of saturn, and detailed viewings of the moon.

even with the 20mm eyepiece you can see four of the moons as though they were only miles away.

i have yet to see anything other then the moon.

the views of the moon, jupiter and saturn will amaze you.

the moon looks amazing and it alows you to even see the moons of jupiter.

we expend hours outside checking for stars and the moon.

you can see the moon very well but not the start i found that this is a good piece of equipment to have for your children to view the moon

i have been able to see the moons of jupiter, and can just barely make out a couple of bands, but don't expect to see the big red spot with this.

well now i can and this being my first scope ever i'm sure it will be everything i hoped for it already has giving me stunning shots of the moon and i'm sure the best is yet to come.

the more you read reviews these much more experienced people seem to always never buy the right scope.this scope is better than a beginners scope, light wieght and good details of the moon.keep this

it gives you a great view of the moon, stars, and planets.

the moon shots are wonderful.

great for viewing the moon.

i can align the scope in my city drive way in less than 4 min using rigel, sirius and the moon.

most importantly, the views of the moon, planets and stars are great.

i've been able to see the rings on saturn, some nebula and the andromeda galexy and amazing views of the moon.

this model can be used for viewing the moon and stars or distant earthbound items by changing the eyepiece.

we have seen the rings of saturn (although small) and the kids love the details of the craters on the moon.

it also doesn't magnify very well, this combined with the fact that it is difficult to aim means that it is only good for looking at objects that are relatively large to begin with (like the moon)and