Produced by the world's largest telescope maker, Celestron's Sky Maps is a must-have item for anyone who wants to learn to navigate the night sky. This handy reference guide to the constellations of the Northern Hemisphere is an essential accessory for new telescope owners, but will also serve as a trusted companion years after you begin stargazing. 

The most useful part of the Sky Maps booklet is the glow-in-the-dark planisphere on the front cover. Simply spin the planisphere until it lines up with the date and time to see an accurate representation of star patterns overhead.

By referencing Sky Maps, new astronomers will quickly learn the major constellations and all the most important celestial objects. Inside its heavyweight, water-resistant pages, you'll find a guide to the night sky by season. The catalog features more than 1,000 of the most popular stars, galaxies, nebulae and more. Those who already know the basics of night sky navigation can use Sky Maps to "star hop" to locate fainter celestial objects based on their position relative to brighter objects.

See more objects and get more enjoyment out of each stargazing session with Celestron Sky Maps.