Why choose green laser pointer for stargazing

In astronomy research there used to be a lot of choice for men to do astronomy research such as telescope, while more and more people would like to choose green laser pointer during astronomy research.
Various series of laser pointer are available both online and offline market, while why more and more people prefer to choose green color laser pointer for astronomy? Green laser pointer is the most preferred laser color for astronomy because that green is the most sensitive color and visible light laser gadgets among all of available laser pointers. In addition, the other reason is the effect of light in the earth’s atmosphere. Since light is visible in the sky when the atmosphere scatters it and higher wavelengths are scatters more than higher wavelengths, thus green color light as the medium wavelength which can scatter more and is more visible than longer wavelength such as red. As a result, green color laser pointer is always considered as the most suitable laser to use in astronomy research.
Usually green laser pointer is used by astronomers to watch stars or celestial objects in the sky, when lecturers can just point the direction of a certain star or celestial object without waving hands, pointing fingers, describing and explaining a lot. As a result, green laser pointer is an elegant, simple and effective method to use to observe celestial objects in the sky. Green laser pointer as a high technology gadget is become more and more popular in astronomy. Meanwhile, green laser pointer is not only an ideal choice for stargazing in the sky, and it is always very useful and applicable for men to use while aligning telescope or during astrophotography.
The available green laser pointer for astronomy use is ranging from 5mW to 150mW, thus laser man can always get the most satisfying laser gadget so as to meet any possible requirement in astronomy research. People should be cautious enough while pointing a laser pointer in the sky, and it is serious offense to pointing a laser at an aircraft deliberately.