Most mid-level and up telescopes have the capability to externally attach a camera in some way. However, this often takes the form of a connection for an old style 35mm film camera. There are moderately-priced computer cameras available which can be used with older 35mm lenses and hardware, and would thus be able to hook up to your telescope with pretty good clarity. Your other option may be to purchase a purpose-built ccd camera unit such as I have linked below. They can be mounted inside the telescope or on it in lieu of an actual eyepiece. These can be very expensive, but will likely give you better results.
Telescope
By using telescope in uncloudy night
The telescope
A monitor is a display device that is packaged as a separate unit from a computer or other device. This allows users to view visuals and graphics output from a computer or other source on a standalone screen.
field of view
The VGA is a port in the computer that allows you to view your computer through a monitor.
To let you view what is happening on your computer, to allow you to interact with it more efficently.
A telescope is used to view things far away.
Placing it 18 to 30 inches away from your eyes
A monitor allows you to view your work as you do it.
telescope
Yes,the telescope is used to view that are far away.Telescope also used to view thing that very small too.
An output device is a device which is used to view data given out by a computer, be it a printer, monitor or speaker.
Telescope
Astronomer Edwin Hubble (Hubble telescope)
Touch-screen monitors.
No. Buy a Winnapauge card or something other card that lets you view video. Threw your computer and will appear on your screen via the program.