FirstLight Telescopes come with free gift bundle for a limited time!

Bundle includes new Tirion Double-Sided Planisphere, Astro R-Lite Red Flashlight and more!

It's easy to explore with FirstLight! Select FirstLight telescopes come with free gift kit for limited time  Our versatile FirstLight series was designed for those beginning their amateur astronomy journeys. Whether you're looking to delve into the details of our solar system or explore inspiring deep sky treasures, there is a FirstLight observing package that will fit your individual needs. Each of the combinations in this line comes complete with all of the essentials — a telescope, a sturdy mount, an eyepiece and a red dot viewfinder — as well as an adapter that allows you to use your smartphone to easily capture and share the beauty unfolding in your eyepiece. With FirstLight, the only thing you need to provide is a desire to discover. As an added benefit, select FirstLight telescope packages currently come with a free gift kit while supplies last. Worth more than $100, this free limited-time bundle includes: • Tirion Double-Sided, Multi-Latitude Planisphere • Moon Map highlighting lunar features & landing sites • 2019 Lunar Phases Calendar • Explore Scientific Wall Calendar • Astro R-Lite Red Flashlight • 2x Barlow New Tirion double-sided planisphere is a perfect stargazing companion With a universe of options to explore, it can be difficult to track what awe-inspiring treasures are currently visible in your sky. The Tirion double-sided, multi-latitude planisphere can help guide your explorations throughout the year. Created by noted celestial cartographer Wil Tirion, this planisphere works over a vast range of northern hemisphere latitudes and uses a double-sided design to minimize distortion. It is made of durable plastic and the celestial dials are secured with no-corrosion brass rivets.  The brown dashed line on the planisphere indicates the ecliptic, which is the yearly path of the sun amongst the stars. The bright planets (Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn) are always near the line, so if you see a bright 'star' close to the ecliptic that is not shown on the map, you can be sure it is one of these planets. The faint blue band on the maps is the Milky Way. The planisphere also uses symbols to identify select stars and deep sky objects like galaxies, nebulae and clusters. To learn more about this new planisphere, which is included in the FirstLight gift bundle or sold separately for just $14.99, click here.  Copyright © 2019 Explore Scientific, All rights reserved. You are receiving this e-mail, because you have requested information from Explore Scientific USA. Our mailing address is: Explore Scientific 1010 S 48th St Springdale, AR 72762-5819 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.