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Have you ever looked up at the sky and hoped to see firsthand what lies beyond our world? Or have you already ventured into the wild unknowns of the universe and become fascinated by what’s out there? If so, you’re not alone. At Astronoscope, our love for astronomy started just like many of you. We were intrigued by space and began our journey searching the night skies for our favourite objects, hoping to catch a glimpse of something glorious.
We are Andy and Helen - a stargazing couple who poured our adoration and fascination of the universe into Astronoscope. Our website is your guide to astronomy, and we hope to help you learn more about space and make your journey into the world beyond our planet easier and less intimidating.
On your journey, you can think of us as your ‘space tour guides' and a hub of information as you learn more about the universe, space objects and how to use astronomical equipment to view wonders beyond your imagination.
We are pleased to welcome you to Astronoscope and hope to hold your interest in astronomy because our experience promises that it will be an exciting ride with plenty to discover.
Astronomy is for everyone - women, men and children from every background. The only requirement is to have an inquiring mind that yearns to witness creations beyond this world, which are so far away yet intrinsically tied to our existence in a cosmic dance.
At Astronoscope, we love planet Earth just as much as other planets in our solar system. Therefore, we have partnered with One Tree Planted - a non-profit organisation dedicated to global reforestation. This means when you place an order on our website for a telescope, binoculars or related accessories, we will plant a tree and give back to nature!
So take our hand, and let’s go on an adventure as we travel through space, discovering the never-ending universe and its captivating hidden treasures.
To discover more, check out our blog posts or visit our Facebook or Instagram pages. You will find plenty of useful and interesting information as a beginner or seasoned astronomer.