Hello, I bought a telescope from Mebus, magnification 1.5× to 150× focal length 300mm aperture width 70mm 2 eyepieces (6mm and 20mm) 1.5x erecting lens moon filter.
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Loading...In the evening, I sometimes see a star that's very orange. It's slightly larger than the other stars and has a slightly reddish hue.
I couldn't write the ending correctly again. Nevertheless, on Earth, it takes 29 days, 12 hours, and 44 minutes. How come?
Meteorite finds at Lake Sempach/Switzerland? In the summer of 1988, two good friends and I went fishing in Sursee on the shore of the so-called "funnel" of Lake Sempach. When we ran out of bait, we tried digging for worms in a meadow right next to the boat rental shop. Then, at a depth of…
Hello everyone, I'm in my first semester of a physics bachelor's degree and would like to do something related to astrophysics near Berlin-Brandenburg, either through internships or student work. What would be good places to start? Are there any observatories that might be suitable, and most importantly, will I even get anything, given that I'm…
So in other words: How can I tell from the night sky (constellations or certain stars) what day/month it is today or at the moment I look at the sky? Are there any particular characteristics?
I saw this constellation some time ago, but I can't remember what it was called.
Is that there? I didn’t try the telescope, but the data looks good for moon and planet observation. At 150x magnification, the rings of Saturn can be seen as small rings around a small disc, the craters of the moon like crater Tychos can be seen relatively filling in the picture. The red spot on Jupiter is a matter of dissolution. On various pictures the glass elements (more than one glass element) looked like real glass. I can’t say anything about the color errors.
As an alternative, I can recommend the National Geographic N 76/350 Solar AZ, a mirror telescope in the same price range. The Omegon AC 50/600 AZ also has a good reputation and is also in your price range. This is a lens telescope. A 144x magnification can be achieved with a 3x barlow lens. I hope I could help you.