Telescopes Celestron

The NexGO Universal Smartphone Adapter is a great first step into the world of astroimaging or digiscoping. The NexGO provides you everything you need to capture sharp, detailed images and video.NexGO fits any eyepiece from 25.4mm (1.0) to 44.45mm (1.75) in diameter, including most telescopes with 1.25 eyepieces, spotting scopes, monoculars, binoculars, and microscopes.NexGO accommodates a wide range of smartphones including the latest devices from Apple, Samsung, and Google. The phone platform is fully adjustable and can fit any device—usually with the case still on. For older phones that are 5 tall or less, the NexGO includes a booster to ensure the fit with the device.Precise Alignment:- Th…

The CELESTRON Modulo Skyportal Wifi Telescope Accessory is a must-have addition for any astronomy enthusiast or amateur stargazer. This clear and portable accessory is designed to enhance the functionality of your telescope, making it easier to navigate the night sky and track celestial objects.With built-in wifi capability, the Skyportal allows you to connect your smartphone or tablet to your telescope, giving you access to a world of astronomical information at your fingertips. Whether you're camping under the stars or setting up your telescope in your backyard, this accessory makes stargazing a breeze.The Skyportal is compatible with a wide range of telescopes, providing an easy and user-friendly …

The Neutral Density Moon Filter attaches to a 1.25 eyepiece to lower the amount of light entering the eyepiece by 87%. The Moon is one of the most viewed objects in the sky, but you shouldn't be deprived of its features due to brightness. This filter only allows 13% of the telescope's light to reach the eyepiece, making it a lot more comfortable to view. Unlike color filters, the Neutral Density Moon filter affects all colors of the visible spectrum evenly, darkening the image without shifting the color. Some Moon filters are #58 Green filters, and while they work well for cutting glare, they also add an unnatural green cast to the Moon's surface. The Neutral Density Moon filter gives a true …

The Celestron StarPointer Finderscope is the way to go if you want the easiest way possible to locate an object and center it in your eyepiece.A red dot finder, unlike an optical finder, has 1x magnification, displays a super wide field of view, and keeps the sky right side up and left-to-right correct, matching what you see with your unaided eyes. An LED creates a red dot, superimposed on a viewing screen, so you simply point the StarPointer to the area or object you wish to observe, look through your eyepiece, and if properly aligned, the area in and around place you pointed the red dot will be centered in the field of view.If you like the idea of having some magnification, try installing …

The NexGO Universal Smartphone Adapter is a great first step into the world of astroimaging or digiscoping. The NexGO provides you everything you need to capture sharp, detailed images and video.NexGO fits any eyepiece from 25.4mm (1.0) to 44.45mm (1.75) in diameter, including most telescopes with 1.25 eyepieces, spotting scopes, monoculars, binoculars, and microscopes.NexGO accommodates a wide range of smartphones including the latest devices from Apple, Samsung, and Google. The phone platform is fully adjustable and can fit any device—usually with the case still on. For older phones that are 5 tall or less, the NexGO includes a booster to ensure the fit with the device.Features: - A complete di…

If you have a refractor or a catadioptric telescope (the Schmidt-Cassegrain is the most popular example), and you would like to use it for terrestrial observations, the most useful additional accessory you can buy is an erect-image diagonal.If you look through your telescope with the standard mirror or star diagonal installed, you will notice that objects may be either upside down, flipped so that you see a mirror image, or a combination of the two. This is fine for observations of celestial objects, but it can be a little confusing when you are trying to track a boat as it moves through the water, or an eagle as he flies towards his perch.Luckily, this is an easy problem to correct. Simply …

Colored filters can be used to bring out details on a planet's surface or its cloud structure. All of the planetary filters included in the Celestron Lunar and Planetary Filter Set can be used on any 1.25 eyepiece with the proper filter threads, so they are very versatile. Just screw one onto the eyepiece of choice and slide it into the focuser.This Celestron filter set includes the following colors:- 12 Deep Yellow - A good general purpose filter for smaller aperture telescopes (less than 4.5), the #12 Yellow will improve the contrast of features on the Moon. It will also help you see the equatorial belts on Jupiter and Saturn, clouds and the polar ice caps on Mars, and the dusky detail on …

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Features: - Ideal for Accurate Polar Alignment- Well suited for use with Off-Axis Guiders for centering and guiding of stars- Adjustable red LED light brightness control to illuminate crosshairs and preserve night vision- Double crosshair reticle for accurate centering and guiding of stars- Fully coated optics for excellent light transmission on faint stars- Includes reticle eyepiece and illuminator

The Celestron 1.25 Star Diagonal slides into the focuser (1.25) of your refractor or catadioptric telescope and accepts standard 1.25 eyepieces, allowing you to view objects more comfortably. A diagonal that is angled at 90º helps avoid neck strain when looking through through the eyepiece.Features: - Fits telescopes with 1.25 focusers or visual backs, 90° viewing angle, best for observing objects overhead- Accepts standard 1.25 eyepieces, Barlow lenses, and other accessories with a 1.25 insert barrel

This easy-to-install RA motor drive compensates for the Earth’s rotation, so the telescope tracks a star’s movement through the night sky from east to west. When the telescope mount is properly polar aligned and the RA drive is attached and running, the user need only make occasional adjustments in declination to keep an object in the eyepiece for long periods of time.