An instrument to find the stars in any latitude and in both hemispheres. Thanks to its original double axis rotating system, you can regulate the globe in function of the date and place of observation in just two simple gestures. Includes a compass and the names of 70 constellations and 42 stars.

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This is the most reliable telescope for observing the plants and moon at a high resolution. With a 130 mm (therefore 30% more luminous than the classic 114), and focal length of 900 mm, this telescope is well suited to the observation of objects in our solar system but also weaker objects such as... [ Continue ]

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This high quality telescope gives high contrast images perfect for observing the moon, planets, double stars and it is also good for a satisfying observation of the more luminous astral bodies. It can also be used for terrestrial observations. It is of a Galilean type (achromatic refractor) with a... [ Continue ]

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This telescope combines quality with an affordable price. This model has a 60 mm optical diameter, a focal length of 700 mm, two 20 mm (35X) and a 10 mm (70X) eyepieces, a 3X Barlow lens, and an image rectifier (1.5X). It is of the achromatic refractor type and is perfect for those first... [ Continue ]

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A telescope isn`t a tool that works on intuition alone. W. Ferreri takes beginners in astronomy by the hand and leads them through the complex paths of astronomical observations using a telescope.

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This star finder is an exceptional discovery that will fascinate all youngsters that are beginning to explore the skies. All you have to do is line the star finder up with a starry sky to easily trace the principal constellations. Pure genius!

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A telescope designed for budding young astrophiles that is suitable for observing the moon and terrestrial objects even at some distance. It`s a first step to discovering the mysteries of astral bodies and is useful and educational without being too high-tech.

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Here is a ‘night guide’ for keen observers of the sky. It is a map of the night skies which can be programmed according to date and time and becomes luminous after a brief exposal to a light source. Diameter 28 cm.

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Celestron designed this telescope specifically for use with SkyScout. It is made of non magnetic materials to avoid interference with the SkyScout`s sensors, and it is provided with a specific support parallel to the optical tube, to set up the tool and help you localize, identify and observe the... [ Continue ]

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This Maksutov optics telescope, compact and easy to use, is provided with a special mechanism that compensates the earth’s spinning movement. You can thus observe the planets and the moon greatly magnified and always well in focus. A 1000 mm focal length and two 10 mm 100x and 20 mm 50x eyepieces... [ Continue ]

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A telescope that uses the Galilean optical principle of opposing lenses. This instrument has a notable focal length of 900 mm that allows for a decisive observation of the sky and the principle planets of the solar system.

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This kind of star kaleidoscope is easy to regulate and faithfully reproduces the fixed star maps at any latitude in both hemispheres at any time of year. A small red light makes night reading possible.

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