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Is it safe to look at the Moon through a telescope?
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Is it safe to look at the Moon through a telescope?
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The moon itself does not reflect anywhere near enough light to harm your eyes. It is safe to look at, even with a telescope. (Never use a telescope or binoculars to look at the sun, even for a second!).
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