Telescopes National Geographic

HIGH MAGNIFICATION: Comes with two interchangeable Plössl eyepieces and 2x Barlow lens to provide magnification options of 26.9x, 52x, 72x and 144x which makes it great for viewing the moon, planets and the brightest deep space Messier objects. GENEROUS 70mm APERTURE: The large aperture makes this telescope excellent for lunar and planetary observing as well as viewing the brightest deep space Messier objects. The coated objective lens transmits light effectively for clear, bright images. EASY TO ASSEMBLY AND USE: Comes with a detailed user manual with clear, concise instructions for set up and a detailed "Using Your Telescope" section including diagrams and tips to start observing. SMARTPHONE A…

76mm mirror diameter 350mm focal length 18X-117x magnification 6mm and 20mm eyepieces 2x Barlow lens Built-in compass and mount Moon filter Astronomy guide book and software included

Perfect for beginners to astronomy: this reflector telescope with 76 mm main mirror allows you to observe moon craters and large planets, and offers an excellent introduction to the world of celestial bodies. Equatorial Mount & Tripod: The stable, equatorial mount allows easy alignment to the polar star while the sturdy tripod provides a solid base for observation. Magnification and focal length: with a focal length of 700 mm and magnifications from 23x to 262x, you can observe impressive details of the big planets and countless moon craters. Smartphone holder included: capture your astronomical discoveries by connecting your smartphone to the telescope and taking stunning photos of the stars …

Refractor Telescope / Max. Useful Magnification 675 x / Aperture 90 mm / Focal Length 900 mm / Focal Length 900 mm / Optical System Refractor / Mount Equatorial Mount 3 (EQ3)