Get started on a journey of discovery and wonder! Astronomy for Kids » Intro to the Sky » Urban Skies » Equipment » Glossary » Celestron celebrates its golden anniversary As Celestron turns 50 this year, the leading telescope manufacturer remembers its accomplishments and looks forward to the future. Recent Articles Shocking recipe for making killer electrons 03/12/2010 Solar wind pulses help blow away martian atmosphere 03/11/2010 Mysterious cosmic "dark flow" tracked deeper into universe 03/11/2010 More news » News Feed | What is RSS? April 2010: How many civilizations lurk in the cosmos? This month's issue of Astronomy magazine breaks down the search for life in our galaxy, delves into the secrets of our solar system's edge, explains how an astroimager was able to visualize prehistoric sunrises, reviews the Meade 6-inch ETX-LS, and more. Video categories Product showcase Astronomy update How to Trips and tours General See more videos » 7 quick facts about Celestron 03/12/2010 03:51 PM Images start to roll in from Astronomy Magazine Observatories 03/09/2010 08:51 AM Your own personal scanning electron microscope 03/08/2010 03:27 PM Observing podcast: Constellation Crater, the Spindle Galaxy, and local group galaxy Sextans B March 12-19, 2010: The constellation Crater makes a great target for all observers, while the Spindle Galaxy and local group galaxy Sextans B provide nice targets for telescope owners. Listen Subscribe to podcast » Podcast archive » Astronomy magazine subscribers have exclusive access to this premium content and more. Share your opinions and images or get advice from other Astronomy.com members. Go » Is light pollution an issue where you live? Yes, I'm lucky to see the Moon. Yes, I can identify bright stars. Yes, I can make out the Little Dipper. Not at all, the Milky Way is my light pollution.    Show Results » Customer service » Letter to the editor » Submit a group or event »