You can see a lot of exciting things in the night sky with bare eyes. In the evening, when you far from the city, you can see about 2000 stars, some star clusters, the misty streaks, and galaxies that contain about 10 billion stars outside of the Milky Way. But if you want to see …
For people who are interested in stargazing and learning about celestial bodies, owning a telescope becomes a necessity. Telescopes help to redefine and capture deep-sky objects making the job of eager astronomers a tad easier. However, to observe tiny details and far-away bodies, a powerful telescope must be used. There are plenty of telescopes in …
Finding The Best Telescope With Camera Attachment Doesn`t Need To Be Complicated. Astronomy is a field that allows us mere mortals to find our place in the stars. With the advent of technology in this century, it will enable us to see the celestial objects through telescopes. But now, not only can we see …
If you are passionate about astroimaging but not sure which telescope would favor you well, this article is for you. Considered as one of the best-reviewed telescopes, the Celestron NexStar 6SE is here to give your stargazing an enjoyable experience. If you are doubtful about the product, the Celestron NexStar 6SE review will help you …
A starry night. In the natural world, there are rarely more awe-inspiring sights. Anyone can walk outside, look up at the stars, and see the beauty. But what if you had a telescope to assist in your search? Those small points of light will become new worlds for you to explore for years to come. …
What Are Optical Aberrations? An optical aberration is a defect in the image due to the optical system itself. The resulting image is not consistent with observed. It is possible to classify the aberrations in two groups: Chromatic aberrations, which are responsible for colorimetric order errors in the images. Geometric aberrations that cause deformation in …
Professional astronomers have long enjoyed the benefits of sophisticated robotic telescope systems that enable them to spend more time viewing Astro data and less time and tedium collecting it. Now, for the first time, the surprisingly affordable PARAMOUNT GT-1100s telescope mount system puts this same capability within reach of schools, colleges, universities and advanced amateur …
ITE recently sent one of the LABT 100 binocular telescope to Mike Palermiti, consulting optical designer, Jupiter, FL for optical bench tests and field “evaluations under the stars.” Here is Mike’s field test report on this outstanding optic: “My optical laboratory certainly qualified this binocular as a well made optical system using a front triplet …
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The Intes MN61 MAKSUTOV-NEWTONIAN (MAK-NEWT) is product design from INTES+ of Moscow, Russia. The revolutionary design combines the best features of the Newtonian (simplicity of the optics) with the Maksutov (highly corrected optics) in an affordable package. Because of the closed tube design and the lack of any secondary support spiders, only 19.7% (by diameter) …
ITE is delighted to offer world-class Maksutov-Newtonian Reflector telescopes from INTES and INTES-MICRO of Russia. The Maksutov-Newtonian optical technology was first developed in 1944 by Norbert J. Schell. Schell published his design for an 8-inch f/4 Mak-Newt in Scientific American. Several scopes were built by amateur astronomers using Schell’s design and their owners were enthralled …