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Astronomy
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New Zealand's Night Sky star chart is a fold out chart featuring prominent stars and constellations in New Zealand's skies.
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Planisphere Whether you’re at the bach, the beach, or out in the bush, navigate your way through the southern skies using your very own planisphere! Perfect for use between 30° and 60° South, simply rotate the inner disk to line up the date and time to reveal the skies overhead in the viewing window! Made out […]
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Star Globe This Star Globe is an adjustable and universal desktop map of the night sky between the hours 7pm and 5am. The globe shows the main constellations as they appear in the sky from the Earth’s vantage point. This is in contrast to other globes that show an outside view of the universe, therefore […]
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Featuring the southern hemisphere of Johannes Hevelius’ Firmamentum Sobiescianum, this cloth is specially designed to care for coated lenses and delicate devices, and removes smudges and fingerprints easily.
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Carson Aim Telescope MTEL-50. The Aim MTEL-50 is a Refractor telescope. It’s 50mm diameter lens captures plenty of light for crisp, bright images and startling detail. It comes with an adjustable table top mount which is sturdy, rugged and easy to operate. This Aim telescope is suitable for viewing the Moon and planets, and because it […]
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Carson Sky Seeker Telescope JC-200 The Carson Sky Seeker Telescope JC-200 is a Dobsonian Reflector telescope. It’s 76mm diameter reflecting mirror captures plenty of light for crisp, bright images and startling detail. As it comes with a Dobsonian Mount rather than a tripod the JC-200 requires no assembly – it is ready to use right […]
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Carson Red Planet Telescope RP-200 The Carson Red Planet Telescope RP-200 is a Refractor telescope. It features superior, fully coated optics and a high quality, heavy-duty aluminum tripod. The RP-200 features a Horizon mount with slow motion cables for smooth, easy tracking of celestial objects. Use the Red Planet telescopes to view the Rings of […]
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