Télescope pour l'astronomie FirstScope Signature Lune - Celestron

The Celestron FirstScope Signature Moon telescope, in collaboration with Robert Reeves, is an ideal tool for astronomy enthusiasts. This Dobson-style telescope offers a generous 76 mm aperture, providing bright and clear views of the Moon's mountains and craters. It is also perfect for exploring the Milky Way, open star clusters, and observing Saturn's rings or the Orion Nebula.

Compact and lightweight, this telescope is easy to transport and use. Simply take it out of the box, insert an eyepiece, and you're ready to observe the sky. Its azimuthal design allows for simple and intuitive navigation.

The compact design of the FirstScope Signature series makes it an ideal companion for your camping trips, picnics, or hikes. When not in use, it adds a decorative touch to your shelf or desk.

Explore the Moon with Robert Reeves' FirstScope Signature, which highlights 10 lunar features to discover. Robert Reeves' Lunar Landscape e-book provides fascinating information about the Moon, including crater sizes, the formation of maria, and the Moon's natural history.

Robert Reeves, a renowned lunar photographer, has been using Celestron telescopes for decades to capture detailed images of the Moon. To learn more about Robert Reeves, visit his Team Celestron page.

• Features
• Benefits
• Compatibility
• Included Items
• Optical design: Newton
• Diameter: 76 mm
• Focal length: 300 mm
• Aperture ratio: F/3.95
• Minimum magnification: 11x
• Maximum magnification: 180x
• Light gathering power: 118x
• Resolution power - Rayleigh: 1.83 arcseconds
• Resolution power - Dawes: 1.53 arcseconds
• Secondary mirror obstruction diameter: 28 mm
• Secondary mirror obstruction: 37%
• Optical coatings: Aluminum and SiO2
• Focusing system: Rack-and-pinion
• Eyepiece holder diameter: 31.75 mm
• Eyepiece 1 focal length: 20 mm
• Eyepiece 1 magnification: 15x
• Eyepiece 2 focal length: 4 mm
• Eyepiece 2 magnification: 75x
• Mount model: Dobsonian Alt-Azimuth
• Total kit weight: 1950 g
• Bright and clear views of the Moon's mountains and craters
• Ideal for exploring the Milky Way, open star clusters, and observing Saturn's rings
• Compact and lightweight, easy to transport
• Simple and intuitive navigation thanks to the azimuthal design
• Decorative design when not in use