Enhanced Star-Gazing with Special Glasses I watched a video yesterday on how telescopes not only magnify images but also increase the amount of light entering into your eye, allowing you to see things not normally visible with naked eye. Would it be possible to create a "telescope" with no magnification, a wide field of view... say ~190 degrees left/right, ~120 degrees up/down (the average human field of view), and small enough to wear? Essentially creating glasses that allow for better star gazing? 

A side question is do night vision goggles let you see more stars? or does the increase in ambient light from earthly objects negate any increase.
Stereo Vision?
Optically, you'll need something like a couple big Fisheye lenses mounted on a helmet.
Looking straight through such optics yields horrible distortion, so you'd have to feed the lens' output into CCD/CMOS sensors, and massage that into flattened images your eyes can handle, on a video screen. Perhaps Google Cardboard?
Probably doable and light enough to wear.
A straight optical approach to correcting the fisheyes would probably end up too heavy to lift.