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Astronomical/Terrestrial Telescope 50 mm
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Astronomical/Terrestrial Telescope 50 mm

A 50mm telescope for both sky and land viewing, offering 30x and 60x power on an aluminum tripod with Star Walk 2 app.

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Product overview

The Eastcolight 30/60 Power 50mm Astronomical Terrestrial Telescope (model 23039) is a beginner refractor that can be used both for observing the night sky and for looking at distant landscapes and wildlife during the day.

It has a 50mm (1.97-inch) objective lens and a 500mm focal length, and comes with 16.6mm and 8.3mm eyepieces that give 30x and 60x magnification. Listed accessories include a diagonal mirror, an erector lens for upright land viewing and a 21x microscope accessory, and the telescope is mounted on an aluminum tripod. An authorized upgraded version of the Star Walk 2 app is included to help locate stars and planets.

For classrooms and science clubs, it offers a simple introduction to how telescopes form images, letting students compare day-time terrestrial observation with evening views of the Moon and bright objects.

Key features

  • 50mm objective lens, 500mm focal length
  • 30x and 60x with 16.6mm and 8.3mm eyepieces
  • For astronomical and terrestrial viewing
  • Diagonal mirror and erector lens included
  • Aluminum tripod
  • Includes Star Walk 2 app
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