What is pocket stars?

Pocket stars refer to a group of small, portable devices that are designed to assist individuals in navigating the night sky. These devices are typically sold as handheld tools and can be used by amateur astronomers, hikers, campers, and star enthusiasts of all skill levels.

Pocket stars usually come with a database of celestial objects such as stars, galaxies, and constellations, along with their locations and other pertinent information. Many pocket stars also have built-in compasses, GPS systems, and augmented reality features that help users to identify and locate stars.

Pocket stars can be particularly useful when stargazing in remote areas with little to no light pollution. They are also helpful for identifying celestial objects in the sky that are difficult to see with the naked eye.

Popular brands of pocket stars include SkySafari, Celestron, and SkyGazer. These devices can range in price from around $50 to several hundred dollars depending on their capabilities and features.