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I don't think you'll find many telescope experts here, I'd reccomend you go to a reddit subreddit about telescopes and post there.

Scratch that, if I were you I'd post it here : http://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/

Clicky

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I'd say look for stars >.>

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I was going to say that :I

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Clicked on the thread with the same intentions.

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To the Moon!

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+1

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Boobs. Definitely.

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agree

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Aliens.

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Look for Wheatley.

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Start by looking up.

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When it comes to a specilized/niche product I really think it's best to ask the right people for advice; really don't know much about telescopes and the community that revolves around them but this seems like a good place to start your searches: http://www.cloudynights.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php

I highly doubt you'll find here (or on reddit) many people that know what they're talking about when it comes to this matter.

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The most important thing is definitely aperture size. Also, eyepieces under 10 mm are kinda useless usually.

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Through your neighbor's windows and hope to catch them changing.

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For that price i'd go for an 8" dobsonian...

if you like computers too you might want to check this out as well : http://milkyway.cs.rpi.edu/milkyway/ or http://einstein.phys.uwm.edu/

Here some pr0n for you.

Also check some specialized websites not just amazon etc ( astrosmart, cloudy nights... )

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Waldo.

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That was too clever for the internet.

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