AOMEKIE Telescopes for Kids Beginners Adults 70mm Astronomical Telescope with Phone Adapter Moon Filter Erecting Eyepiece and Barlow

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This Slokey telescope has a phone adapter that helps you to locate celestial bodies, eliminating the need to do so manually. Moreover, it has a red dot finder scope for the manual location of heavenly bodies. The SkyWays set likewise comes with a lightweight and fully adjustable alt-azimuth tripod that has a height range of 49cm to 132cm. The lower height option is a viable reason why it’s considered as one of the best telescopes for kids. POWERFUL MAGNIFICATION: Two replaceable Kellner eyepieces (K9mm, K25mm) in this adults telescope achieve 78X and 28X magnification respectively. 3X barlow lens can triple the magnification to 234X Max. Aperture is represented by the diameter of the objective lens or primary mirror but is actually measured by the total surface area. Keep this in mind when comparing aperture sizes because it means that a 100mm lens can see 50% more detail than a 70mm lens. For the most part, telescopes with an aperture of less than 70mm are viewed as more of a toy than a scientific instrument. However, they aren’t always a bad choice when searching for budget telescopes or a way to view terrestrial objects. Celestron’s PowerSeeker telescope features a 70mm aperture and a 700mm focal length. It comes with a Barlow lens, a 20mm and a 4mm eyepieces for 35x and 175x magnified viewing. A 5×24 finderscope is attached to the side of the main scope and an alt-azimuth aluminium tripod mount with a convenient accessory tray is also included.

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Premium Telescope Optics: Fully multi-coated all-optical glass lens create high transmission coatings for enhanced image brightness and clarity. 60mm large objective ensures enough brightness to come in, making images sharp and clear FMC HD coating: optical lens set with full surface coating, multi-layer broadband coating to reduce incoming light loss, high transmittance, clear and bright imaging, clear and bright restoration, restore true colour

A refracting telescope uses a large fixed lens at the end of the telescope tube to collect and focus light for viewing through a second lens called the eyepiece. This type of telescope has at least two lenses but can include as many as four in the scope’s design. A reflector telescope uses a concave mirror, known as the primary mirror, to gather and focus light which it then reflects down the tube, usually off of a second mirror, onto the eyepiece for observation. Best observation of kids telescope: With a straight prism diagonal at 45° straight images can be obtained. At or near full moon, the moon is too bright to see details due to the light effect of the telescope. Thus, the moon filter improves the observation. A 180° rotating tripod in the horizontal direction and a 180° rotating tripod in the vertical direction offer adjustable viewing angles. You get the best angular position you can. High-Class Optics: Fully multi-coated optical glass ensures excellent light transmission and creates stunning images of color fidelity. 90°erect-image diagonal offers more comfortable observation than other inverted diagonals

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The specifications offer 16X-133X magnification, and the lens is adjustable by 180 degrees in a vertical direction and by 360 ° in a horizontal direction thanks to the included tripod. Further, the moon filter protects your eyes, and a handy map of the sky helps you identify celestial objects. Further, the 5×24 finderscope and erect-image diagonal mirror make it easier to locate things, allowing you to observe celestial objects at night and terrestrial scenery like wildlife and landscapes during the day. Powerful Magnification: Two replaceable Kellner eyepieces (K9mm, K25mm) in this adults telescope achieve 78X and 28X magnification respectively. 3X barlow lens can triple the magnification to 234X Max.There’s nothing that compares to the feeling of stargazing on a clear night and beholding the twinkling mysteries of the universe. A telescope is a dream invention because it helps us get a closer look at the celestial wonders. And did you know that you can use telescopes with your iPhone too? This makes it possible to capture amazing photographs of the moon, stars, and planets. Moreover, you can also use it to observe and record animals, birds, landscapes, etc. PREMIUM TELESCOPE OPTICS: Fully multi-coated all-optical glass lens create high transmission coatings for enhanced image brightness and clarity. 60mm large objective ensures enough brightness to come in, making images sharp and clear.

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Emarth refractor telescopes have a 70mm aperture size, a 360mm focal length, and an f/5.1 focal ratio denoting its wide field of view. This telescope comes with a 25 mm and a 10mm eyepiece lens that allows 51x to 128x magnification. A 5x24v finder scope is attached to the side of the main scope tube to help you locate planets, stars, and moons more easily. A compound or catadioptric telescope combines the best parts of reflective and refractive telescopes – it uses both mirrors and lenses for viewing. The two most common types of combination telescopes are the Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope and the Maksutov-Cassegrain telescope. The focal ratio of a telescope describes the field of view or how wide a portion of the night sky can be seen through the scope. The scope itself does not have as wide a peripheral view as your eyes. Hence, this can be important when trying to view a large section of the sky without moving the telescope’s focus. East to use: made of solid aluminum alloy, sturdy tripod ensures stability when taking photos and adjustable height from 20.9” to 47.2” allows for different viewing positions. Included accessory tray can keep eyepieces from missing. No tools are required in assembling telescope.

Here’s an excellent iPhone telescope that boasts bright image quality and high magnification power. It’s ideally suitable for children, beginners, and anyone interested in astronomy. During the day, it’s perfect for observing birds, animals, or landscapes.