Jumat, 15 Februari 2019

Celebrate Galileo's birthday with a starter telescope from Explore Scientific!

Unleash your child's
inner Galileo!
CF600 50mm Refractor is 20% off for a limited time

Today marks the 455th anniversary of the birth of Galileo — the man largely considered to be the father of modern observational astronomy. To celebrate the occasion and recognize the amazing discoveries Galileo made with simple instruments, Explore Scientific is having a flash sale on one of our starter telescopes — the Explore One CF600 50mm Refractor

Galileo's list of scientific accomplishments and inventions covers a wide range of disciplines. In terms of astronomy, his most astounding contributions began in 1609 when he made remarkable improvements to a simple Dutch spyglass that was at the time awaiting patent. Even though he had not seen the rumored device, he reasoned out how it would operate and created his own 3x telescope. Eventually his experiments in telescope design led to larger magnification capabilities of up to 30x. 

Even though they were revolutionary, Galileo's telescopes were still limited by narrow fields of view, low light-gathering capability and optical aberrations. However, these factors did not stop him from making many notable observations including discovering four of Jupiter's largest moons, providing proof that Venus had phases and revealing that the Moon's surface was not smooth but was instead a topographical treat that he went on to chart. He also confirmed that the heavens held vast amounts of stars that the naked eye could not discern.

The telescopes Galileo used to open up the night sky pale in comparison to today's starter refractors. With our easy-to-use CF600 50mm telescope — which is 20% off for a limited time — beginners will have much more aperture and magnification power, vastly clearer optics and a wider field of view then Galileo ever did to explore the wonders of our solar system and beyond!

Explore Galileo's discoveries and more
with the CF600 50mm Refractor
With the 50mm aperture of the CF600 refractor, you can get your own look at the Moon's cratered surface and see intriguing planetary features like Jupiter's Galilean moons or Saturn's rings. This ideal beginner's scope is easy to use and includes a simple alt-azimuth mount with a panhandle control that allows users to navigate the night sky by smoothly moving the scope up, down and side to side. The refractor has a 600mm focal length and two eyepieces that allow for magnifications of 23x and 62x. It has a full size, adjustable tripod that includes an accessory tray for holding the extra eyepiece. The included red dot finder and downloadable star map help in locating observing targets.
Looking for a starter telescope with an aperture suited for deep sky viewing? Check out the National Geographic NT114 CF Reflector, which is $20 off for a limited time.
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