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INFINITY-76
£60.00
76mm (3") f/300 Reflector
The attractive Sky-Watcher
INFINITY-76 telescopes house the Aspherical Technology usually only found
in larger, more expensive telescopes. The primary mirror is altered during
polishing to bring the light rays onto a common focal plane, resulting in
sharp images full of detail. The INFINITY-76 collects 131% more starlight
than the average 50mm toy telescope, bringing hundreds more objects into view.
Its intuitive up-down, left-right maneuverability makes it a perfect user-friendly
telescope for children. Setting up the telescope is so easy that it is almost
ready right out of the box, allowing your children to easily explore the exciting
universe to their hearts' content.
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Diameter of Primary Mirror: 76mm
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Telescope Focal Length: 300mm (f/4)
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Eyepieces Supplied: x30 Erect Image
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Parabolic Primary Mirror
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Helical Focusing
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Complete with Neckstrap
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Table-Top Cradle
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Astronomy And Space Fact Cards |
With incredibly interesting photography of all sorts of planets and stars, this set of Usborne Fact Cards is a great gift for children who are fascinated by outer space. With fascinating facts and statistics on a range of stars and planets, and featuring simple annotations that point out their key characteristics, these fact-packed cards also hold essential information at every turn – great for impressing your friends!
Price £5.99
Size: 154mm x 98mm Cards: 50 |
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Skywatcher Heritage-76
76mm (3") f/300 mini Dobsonian Telescope
£82.00
The beautiful, luxurious tube graphics depict a richly historical theme. The images have been specially designed to symbolise Galileo and his conflict with the Catholic church. Galileo Galilei’s public championing of Copernicus’ theory of heliocentrism, which was contrary to the geocentric beliefs at the time, eventually led to him being denounced to the Roman Inquisition. He was subsequently tried, suspected of heresy, forced to recant, and spent the rest of his life under house arrest. Of course Galileo, “The father of modern science” and “The father of modern observational astronomy” was proved right in the end.
The telescope tube is also adorned with the words “Galileo 400” and “International Year of Astronomy” as well as key dates in the lifetime of Galileo.
The telescope comes equipped, as standard, with a 5x magnification Finderscope, for the easy location of night sky objects. Also the two supplied eyepieces have been specially upgraded to higher quality Super Modified Achromats to increase your viewing pleasure. The telescope accepts standard 1.25” accessories so the magnification range can easily be extended additional 1.25” eyepieces and/or Barlow lens.
The uncomplicated manually operated Dobsonian alt-azimuth mount makes it a convenient, highly portable, grab-and-go system. The complete telescope & mount comes fully assembled straight out of the box.
Supplied in presentation Giftbox.
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Magnifications (with eyepieces supplied): x12 & x30
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Diameter of Primary Mirror: 76mm
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Telescope Focal Length: 300mm (f/4)
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Eyepieces Supplied (1.25"): 10mm & 25mm Super-MA
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Single-arm Secondary Mirror Support
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5x24 Finderscope
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Rack and Pinion Focuser
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Wooden Alt-Azimuth Mount
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Overall maximum height: 40cm
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Weight Approx 1.75kg
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Pocket-size Star Identifier Simply compare the stars you can see in the sky through one eye with the annotated and illuminated map you view inside Star Pocket through the other eye. 70 constellations and 1,500 stars demystified! All you have to do beforehand is set the time and date on the rings outside, and align it in the right direction with the built-in compass. Latitude compensation rings and star maps for both hemispheres are included, so you can use it anywhere in the world. 6" long, with water-resistant bag. |
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StarPocket - Pocket-size Star Identifier |
£19.99 |