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A quarter moon seen through the Celestron Firstscope 90EQ and photographed with a Celestron NexImage.
(See larger image.) Refractors are known for their sharp, high-contrast views of the moon and planets, and the Firstscope 90 includes everything you need to get sharp views of the moon right out of the box. The low-power 20mm eyepiece (50x) shows a nice overall view of the moon, while the 10mm eyepiece (100x) can be used to zoom in for more detail. When the quarter moon is in the sky, I like to look for detail along the "terminator," the dramatic boundary between bright sunlight and dark shadow.

Brighter deep-space objects also show up nicely in the Firstscope 90. On a moonless night, I like the way the 20mm eyepiece frames the ghostly glow of the Orion nebula. Zooming in with the 10mm eyepiece, I can easily pick out all four stars of the Orion nebula's embedded multiple star, the Trapezium. The moons of Jupiter and the rings of Saturn are easy to see with the 10mm eyepiece (100x). With careful focusing, I was even able to detect the Cassini division in Saturn's rings using my own Ultima 7.5mm eyepiece. Low-cost refractors like the Firstscope 90 can be troubled by false color and spherical aberration, but I find these effects are well controlled at moderate powers. When I look at Jupiter and Saturn at magnifications over 100x however, the images are not as sharp as the ones I see with my C102HD refractor.

The telescope can also double as a spotting scope. (Image taken with the Meade Autostar Suite.)
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The equatorial mount included with the Firstscope 90EQ is designed to track stars and planets. When I set up the telescope, I simply point the polar axis at Polaris, the North Star. This allows me to keep celestial objects in view by turning one slow-motion knob, and an optional motor drive is available for hands-free tracking. Celestron also offers the Firstscope 90AZ, which is the same telescope with an alt-azimuth mount. The standard equipment Kellner eyepieces are just average quality; I'd add a 32mm plossl like the one in Celestron's optional accessory kit to bring out the full view of deep space highlights like the Pleiades. You'll also want some star charts to help find planets and star clusters; I like the monthly star charts and viewing tips in Night Sky magazine. --Jeff Phillips

Pros:

High-contrast views of the moon and planets
Durable, low-maintenance design
Can double as a spotting scope

Cons:

Eyepiece quality just average
Equatorial mount can be awkward to use
Planet views over 100x are a little soft
90mm is a bit small for deep space viewing

Meade ETX125AT Telescope w/ UHTC, Autostar Controller (497) and Tripod (884)

Meade ETX125AT Telescope w/ UHTC, Autostar Controller (497) and Tripod (884)
An impressive optical tool to observe continually changing celestial phenomena through effortless pushbutton electronic control.

Level: Serious, Intermediate Amateur Users interested in a high-quality, versatile, easily-upgradable telescope - Also a great portable field tool for Professionals

Optical Class & Design: Mirror-lens (Maksutov- Cassegrain) - BK7 corrector lens, Pyrex primary mirror and EMC super multi-coatings,and UHTC

Aperture: 127mm (5")

Focal Length: 1900mm

Focal Ratio: f/15

Eyepiece Size: Uses 1.25" eyepieces

Unique Features: Superclear BK7 Optical Glass for studies into the Ultraviolet Region, Portable, Flip-Mirror Optical System for "straight through" or standard viewing (Automatic Tracking also with Deluxe Field Tripod, Advanced Field Tripod or Table Tripod)

Electronic Control: Included Autostar Controller Enables 9-Speed Electronic Slow Motion Control for Tracking, Slewing, Centering and Locating - Also with "GO TO" Object Locating and Automatic Tracking

Mounting: Fork Mount with Dual Axis Drive System

Included Accessories: 8x25mm Right-Angle Viewfinder, Super Plossl 26mm Eyepiece

What You Can See: Detail of Jupiter, a wider extension of deep space objects, discernable structure of all 110 objects in the Messier listing, increased brightness levels and super-clear distant objects. Overall greater detail and resolution of all astronomical subjects over the ETX-90AT due to increased light collection.

Nikon Binocular Window Mount

Nikon Binocular Window Mount
Enjoy equipment that has been made with the sports enthusiast in mind. This item has been manufactured to the highest standards. This item: BINOCULAR, WINDOW MOUNT, BLACK

Nikon Premier LX-L 8x32 Binocular with Ultra-Wide View

Nikon Premier LX-L 8x32 Binocular with Ultra-Wide View
Though an 8x32 binocular is classed as a full-size model, it's a little more compact than, let's say a 7x50. This model offers an ultra wide-angle perspective that makes this ideal for birding and field viewing. It's especially useful when travelling because it doesn't occupy lots of luggage space - great for travelling light. It includes a leather case and lens protectors. Superior optics, sharp focus, and long-eye relief (for eyeglass wearers) contribute to help make the Premier LX a top performer for theater and sports viewing that's more than effective in other applications too. In the unlikely event something goes wrong with a Nikon Premier LX binocular, you can enjoy the reassurance of Nikon's 25 year Limited Warranty. Water and Fog resistant Durable, lightweight magnesium-alloy construction Eco-Glass manufactured without lead or arsenic Soft-touch silicon rubber for the eyecups Includes Soft Leather Case and carrying strap Non-vinyl chloride body materials for comfortable, safe, secure touch Center Focus control Field of View 408 ft./1000 yds. Eye Relief 17 mm Close Focus 8.2 ft. Unit Dimensions (HxW) 5 x 5.4 in. / Weight 24.5 oz.

Standard Handbook for Telescope Making

The Complete Superman Collection Volume One

The Complete Superman Collection Volume One
The Paramount Cartoon Classics of Max & Dave Fleischer The best and only Superman collection a fan should own Animato! Volume One 1. Superman (the pilot film released 9-26-41 time 10:22 2. The Mechanical Monsters(ll-28-41 10:14) 3. Billion Dollar Limited(1-9-42 8:35) 4. The Artic Giant (2-27-42 8:35 5. The Bulleteers (3-27-42 8:02 ) 6. The Magnetic Telescope (4-24-42 7:38) 7. Electric Earthquake (5-15-42 8:42) 8. Volcano (7-10-42 7:56)

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