Telescope recommendations

Hi everyone, I'm new here and fascinated by the topic of the flat earth. No wonder actually since I always kept my head up looking into the sky, wondering how all the NASA lies make sense. Now I know they won't. Ever.

Anyways, I'd like to buy a decent telescope for day to day sky observations. If anyone is using such equipment, please share the model names and locations where they can be purchased. I don't have a lot to spend, but I don't want to sink my money in some kid toy or bad quality cheap shit from China.

Any feedback will be much appreciated.

Much love,
Justyna

I have bought the Arsenal Synta 130/650 EQ2.
And frankly I and my wife were surprised by what we saw.
Stars are flickering lights, not even close to what NASA draws.
Mars is the same as stars.
Moon looks closer, but nothing special.
So I suggest to consider not to waste too much money an purchase a used telescope.
This way you won't loose as much money as I did.

Edit: BTW, what was the most strange that stars were changing the color, like disco lights.

Thank you so much!

I tried to find it by the name you have given me, but I'm getting these:
https://www.wexphotovideo.com/sky-watcher-explorer-130m-eq2-motorised-newtonian-reflector-telescope-1524210/?account=853-353-2386&campaign=&group=&mkwid=_dc&pcrid=540210836533&kword=&match=&plid=&pgrid=131423282532&ptaid=pla-319125583803&si=&gclid=CjwKCAiAzrWOBhBjEiwAq85QZ_7ohJ7PzTWKxd45RvdoQ9Z5V9w0VT9Ivj1_GISk2qakyEod9MsznxoCEUgQAvD_BwE

It might be that they rebranded it and named it sky watcher. Would you mind checking if it's the same one you have?

I think the one you found is better, because it has a motor.
I'm no expert in telescopes. I just bought it to track aliens, but found something more interesting in the end.

Aliens? lol Seriously?

Yes, I thought they exist and fly all around our ball planet. I'd say I was quite badly brainwashed. I'm still thinking that I'm still brainwashed, just don't know on which topics.

No bro I am sure they don't exist, or at least not in the way they're described to us.