How much can you see with a 70mm telescope?

Even with a small aperture you can see quite a lot at moderate power. In fact, a 70mm telescope will put you in touch with a surprising number of celestial objects, including dozens of the Messier’s, all the planets out to Jupiter and Saturn, and some very pleasing images of the moon.

Is Orion a good telescope?

The Orion 4.5 StarBlast Astro Reflector Telescope is a good place to start. It’s easy to carry, easy to set up, and easy to use. The Astronomical League and many individual astronomy clubs give these to libraries to loan out to patrons, and the scopes provide great views and survive a lot of use.

Which is Orion 70 mm refractor travel telescope?

The affordable Orion GoScope 70 mm Refractor Travel Telescope features a 70mm achromatic lens system for sharp images of distant subjects. The included 45° correct-image diagonal provides a bright, correctly oriented daytime view for easy tracking of birds and wildlife in motion.

How tall is the Orion goscope II refractor?

Comes with the Orion MoonMap 260 to help you learn about the cool lunar features you see. The included compact tripod can be adjusted to hold the GoScope II refractor optical tube as low as 17.75″ up to a 43.5″ maximum height when the tripod legs are fully extended To see our price, add these items to your cart.

What kind of eyepieces are in the Orion goscope?

Includes 5×24 finder scope for easy aiming, two anti-reflection coated 1.25″ Kellner telescope eyepieces (20mm and 9mm) for 20-power and 44-power views right out of the box, and the Orion MoonMap 260 to help you learn about the cool lunar features you see

Which is the best day and night refractor telescope?

Grab-and-go day and night refractor telescope and lightweight aluminum tripod for young stargazers and families on the go 400mm focal length telescope (f/5.7) excels at daytime birding use as well as viewing wildlife, scenery and casual nighttime observing of the Moon and bright planets