Galileo Mars' Eye Telescope

The Galileo Mars' Eye Telescope is great for beginners and casual star gazers alike. It makes an excellent first refracting telescope for your kids or grand kids. Terrestrial viewing is extremely easy due to the included 90° diagonal mirror which produces a totally erect image. The Mount is attached to a very sturdy, fully adjustable, pre-assembled metal tripod with rubber feet. The Galileo’s Mars’ Eye electronic finderscope helps by getting the observer behind the telescope without losing the surrounding field of view when targeting objects.

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Category: Science & S.T.E.M.

Contents:

Telescope with black zipper bag
Tripod with black zipper bag
20mm eyepiece
12.5mm eyepiece
4mm eyepiece
Diagonal prism
3x Barlow
Counterweight
Mars' Eye Finderscope
Instruction manual
Black accessory bag
Black carrying case

Audience: Adult

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