While watching the star-lit sky at night you sometimes may wonder how these stars actually look like and what are their actual shapes and colour. Keeping this question in mind, quite some time back scientists came up with this amazing piece of equipment called the telescope that allows you to get a closer view of the bright, twinkling stars at night. A telescope is an instrument specifically designed to observe remote objects by the collection of electromagnetic radiation. With technological advancements, telescopes have undergone a vast change in design and working and modern telescopes are way more advanced than the traditional ones. According to some surveys made recently, 25 top telescopes for starry night have been listed. Some of the models from this range have been discussed ahead to help you out with your purchase.

The Skywatcher Explorer 150PL EQ3-2 Black Diamond is a reflector telescope and occupies one of the top positions in the list of 25 top telescopes for starry nights. It has a reflector optical system and the focal length is around 1,200 m. The lens diameter of the Skywatcher telescope is 150 mm and the aperture ratio is 1:8. Two other models from the same house also come in this list and these are the Skywatcher Heritage 76 and the Skywatcher Mercury-707 Refractor.

Apart from the Skywatcher, another company whose models have occupied some positions in the list of 25 top telescopes for starry night is Celestron and the model names are the Celestron AstroMaster 130EQ, Celestron NexStar 114 SLT, Celestron AstroMaster 70AZ and the Celestron AstroMaster 130EQ-MD (Motor Drive).