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Features These binoculars combine a strong magnification with a high light gathering capacity Long distance observations and particularly detaile...

Features Binoculars with large light gathering capacity for use in twilight Large field of view of 122 m at 1000 m Individually adjustable interp...

Features Foldable binoculars for hikers, lightweight and space-saving Large field of view: 126 m With dioptre adjustment and foldable eyecups als...

Description The Twilight I is a light-to-medium-duty alt-azimuth mount and tripod designed to quickly and easily accept small to medium sized ref...

Features 1.5-inch stainless steel legs provide a sturdy foundation for your observing or imaging setup Die cast aluminum spreader tray locks agai...

Features Solid fork mount with tripod for large binoculars Carries binoculars up to 12kg and a width of max.290mm Soft and even movement of the l...

Jupiter is well named after the King of the Gods in Greek mythology, it is the largest planet in both mass and size, and possesses the ...

Misconceptions about large numbers are some of the most persistent and troublesome bits of misinformation. Not just children, but a lar...

Features Huge apparent field of view not only gave the observer a panoramic visual experience, but they relax the eye so the observer could pay ...

The idea that tides are linked to the Moon is an old one. Galileo was one of the first scientists to develop the idea of tides being...

The French mathematician and astronomer, Edouard Roche, is most famous for his work on celestial mechanics and his discovery of t...

Features Rotatable 360° diagonal to find the perfect viewing angle! 360mm Focal Length Full-length AZ Panhandle Mount Capture what you see with t...

Features Variable polarizing filter Individually adjustable image brightness Made from highly parallel optical glass Black anodized aluminum hous...

We all know that the gravitational field of any moon causes tides on its home planet. The height of the tide for a moon also depends upon the natur...

In August of 2006 the International Astronomical Union famously downgraded Pluto, which was considered the 9th planet in our solar system, to be re...

If you study science long enough, you eventually discover that Galileo was right about the constantly changing nature of scientific knowledge. Y...

Give the gift of exploration. Gift cards are delivered by email and contain instructions to redeem them at checkout. Our gift cards have no additio...

There is a misconception that ‘doing real astronomy’ is difficult and expensive, only highly trained and generously funded people can do it; ...

Humans have attempted to map the stars in the sky since antiquity.  The earliest Western catalog of stars was created by the Greek astronomer...

Features Explore everything from the soil to the stars with this 50mm telescope and 640x microscope set. Easy-to-use refracting telescope has a 5...

  Fact, Hypothesis, Theory There is a distinct hierarchy in science that distinguishes facts, hypotheses, and theories. We misunderstand and ...

Mars - The Dying Planet Astronomers have been exploring Mars with telescopes for four centuries, and the fascination of the red planet with its ...

Russian biologist A. P. Oparin and Scottish biologist J. B. S. Haldane both proposed an early reducing atmosphere on Earth consisting of hydr...

Features Special mount atop telescope tube allows users to attach their device to the telescope and easily locate constellations and planets in t...