That’s precisely what astronomical binoculars are for. The added magnification necessary to get a clear picture of anything in space requires some pretty wide objective lens diameters. So much light has been scattered from the super-distant image that even the most powerful binoculars can have a hard time producing a clear & well-lit image. By increasing the lens diameter to allow for massive magnification factors, it becomes entirely possible to explore the greater cosmos from the safety of your home planet, looking at everything from the craters on the moon to the beautiful linear dance of Saturn’s many moons.