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New Celestron StarSense Explorer telescope series

You may also be tempted to stare at the darkened sky every clear evening, but you just don't know how to do it. Where, what and how to look. Celestron's new line of StarSense Explorer telescopes makes it possible for everyone. Quality beginner amateur telescopes coupled with controls on your smartphone will guide you through the night sky. You might even get your/our kids to stare at their phones for a while.

6. 11. 1611

6.11. 1611 The Rosenbergs died out by the sword

The mighty House of Rosenberg died out after the sword in November 1611, i.e. after the death of Peter Voke. His embalmed body was displayed in the castle cellar, after which the coffin was closed. The funeral took place in January.

5. 11. 1605

5.11. 1605 Gunpowder Plot

As early as May 1604, a group of conspirators had been planning a coup in England. The so-called Gunpowder Plot was intended to put Princess Elizabeth on the throne and get rid of King James I. The assassination attempt ultimately failed, and all the rebels were executed.

Lidl built its store right on top of an 11th century Viking house

Dublin's new supermarket on Aungier Street has incorporated a Viking house dating from 1070, which was found during a recent archaeological survey. Customers can view the house through a glass floor and enjoy an authentic view of a vernacular building from almost a thousand years ago. In addition, the shophouse also includes an 18th century cultural layer: the Aungier Theatre Staircase and the original Longford Street arches.

4. 11. 1922

4.11. 1922 Carter discovered the entrance to Tutankhamun's tomb

In November 1922, British archaeologist and Egyptologist Howard Carter discovered the entrance to Tutankhamun's tomb and peered into it for the first time. Inside were three thousand-year-old intact treasures of incalculable value.

An Iron Age grave in Norway

Archaeologists have discovered a remarkably well-preserved skeleton on the archipelago of Lofoten, which they believe dates back to the Iron Age. It appears to have an axe stuck in its jaw.

3. 11. 1493

3 Nov 1493 Columbus found the island of Dominica

The island of Dominica was discovered by Columbus on his first voyage west. At first, he thought he had arrived in India. The Spanish could not colonise the island because the indigenous people defended their territory.

Minelab Equinox - down to the last screw, part 1

If you want to get the most out of your detector , it can only be done if you know how it works inside. That's why, starting today, we've prepared a little series where we're going to break down the features of Multi IQ technology down to the last detail

2. 11. 1766

2.11. 1766 Marshal Jan Josef Václav Radecký was born

Radecký served five emperors faithfully. He demanded discipline and obedience from his subordinates, but always tried to create the best possible conditions for them. He earned the nickname Father Radetzky.

1. 11. 1914

1.11. 1914 Battle of Coronel

In the naval battle of Coronel, the Germans defeated the British.Vice-Admiral Maximilian von Spee forced the enemy to use their superior ship speed and better heightwith their ships looming on the horizon against the setting sun, and then he simply shot his opponent.