Rabu, 04 Juli 2018

Milky Way Galaxy Photos | Restoration Begins on Saturn IB Rocket | World UFO Day: Are We Really Alone?

'Star Wars'! 40 Surprising Facts from a Galaxy Far, Far Away

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Stunning Photos of Our Milky Way Galaxy (Gallery)
Stunning Photos of Our Milky Way Galaxy (Gallery)
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Restoration Begins on NASA's Last Flight-Configured Saturn IB Rocket
Restoration Begins on NASA's Last Flight-Configured Saturn IB Rocket
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World UFO Day: Are We Really Alone? The Question Is Worthy of Serious Study
World UFO Day: Are We Really Alone? The Question Is Worthy of Serious Study
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The Best Sci-Fi TV Shows on Netflix
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'Star Wars'! 40 Surprising Facts from a Galaxy Far, Far Away
'Star Wars'! 40 Surprising Facts from a Galaxy Far, Far Away
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Manned Orbiting Laboratory Declassified: Inside a US Military Space Station
Manned Orbiting Laboratory Declassified: Inside a US Military Space Station
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Selasa, 03 Juli 2018

Space Station Is Shifting to Commercial Crew Vehicles | Weird Bright Spots on Ceres | Private Japanese Rocket Crashes to Earth

Photos: The Changing Bright Spots of Dwarf Planet Ceres

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The Space Station Is Shifting to Commercial Crew Vehicles. Where Does That Leave Russia?
The Space Station Is Shifting to Commercial Crew Vehicles. Where Does That Leave Russia?
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Weird Bright Spots on Ceres Get a Close-Up from Dawn As Mission Nears End
Weird Bright Spots on Ceres Get a Close-Up from Dawn As Mission Nears End
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Private Japanese Rocket Crashes to Earth in Fiery Launch Failure
Private Japanese Rocket Crashes to Earth in Fiery Launch Failure
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It Would Take 200,000 Years at Light Speed to Cross the Milky Way
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Photos: The Changing Bright Spots of Dwarf Planet Ceres
Photos: The Changing Bright Spots of Dwarf Planet Ceres
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Meteorites on Earth May Come from Just a Handful of Early Lost Worlds
Meteorites on Earth May Come from Just a Handful of Early Lost Worlds
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Senin, 02 Juli 2018

On Sale Now - Explore Scientific EXOS2GT with PMC-Eight

Explore Scientific EXOS2GT with PMC-Eight
The Explore Scientific EXOS2-GT with PMC-Eight combines the reliable EXOS2-GT mount with the PMC-Eight GoTo System to produce a high-quality GoTo equatorial mount that performs far beyond its price tag. The mount provides such advanced features as an illuminated polar scope for convenient polar alignment, ball bearings in both Dec and RA axes for smooth tracking, belt driven control to minimize backlash, and a payload capacity of 28 pounds. The mount rests on a stable platform consisting of a rugged tripod with two-inch steel adjustable legs.
The PMC-Eight GoTo System can be controlled by a Windows 8.1 or 10 based computer (PC, laptop, or tablet) OR Android (with other OS coming soon) running our very own ExploreStars™ application (freely downloadable from the Microsoft App store) or by running any ASCOM compatible software connected with our very own open-source wireless ASCOM driver. Connectivity between the PMC-Eight™ and the controlling system (ASCOM or ExploreStars™) can be either hardwired or wireless. An AC adapter is included for power and an optional DC cord is available.
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All in all, the Explore Scientific EXOS2-GT with PMC-Eight mount is an excellent choice for the visual astronomer as well as a first-rate economical option for astrophotography. Moreover, ASCOM compatibility combined with Explore Scientific's open-architecture approach to the PMC-Eight™ provides the tech-savvy user with the opportunity for future creative applications.
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