The AstroMaster Series produce bright, clear images of the Moon and planets. It is easy to see the moons of Jupiter and the rings of Saturn with every one of these fine instruments. For views of the brighter deep space objects like galaxies and nebulae, we recommend the larger aperture and light gat... Read more

$118.00 - $270.00

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$190.00 - $286.00

Omni XLT features the stable platform of the CG-4 mount and high quality optics. Using aspheric shaping technology in conjunction with hand-figuring the optics the Omni XLT presents an image with virtually no spherical abberation. We also added our famous StarBright XLT coating system to further enh... Read more

$400.00 - $829.00

The AstroMaster produce bright, clear images of the Moon and planets. It is easy to see the moons of Jupiter and the rings of Saturn with every one of these fine instruments. ... Read more

$200.00 - $270.00

The ST80's aluminum optical tube measures just 15-1/2" in length, and attaches to the EQ-1 equatorial mount using the included tube rings. The mount is the perfect size for this bantam scope. Plenty stable, yet not overbearing. It allows manual tracking of celestial objects with a mere turn of ... Read more

$300.00 - $300.00

Without doubt, the SpaceProbe 130 Newtonian strikes a classy pose, from its glossy black aluminum tube right down to its 6x30 finder scope. It's a telescope that's sure to attract serious beginners. But a great telescope is more than how it looks - it's how it looks at the stars, and here the SpaceP... Read more

$270.00 - $270.00

If you're ready to graduate from a small scope or want your first scope to have more light-gathering power than typical starter scopes, step up to the AstroView 6. Its 150mm parabolic mirror has a focal length of 750mm (f/5), so it offers generous wide-field views of deep-sky objects when used with ... Read more

$420.00 - $420.00

This is a powerful refractor featuring a multi-coated 90mm objective lens of 910mm focal length (f/10) housed in an enameled aluminum tube. You won't have any trouble gathering enough light for bright, crisp views of deep-sky objects, the Moon, and planets. ... Read more

$330.00 - $330.00

This bantam-sized telescope outfit lets you explore the heavens from anywhere your travels take you. The low-profile mount features three thread-on 7-3/4" legs that make it ideal for use on any raised surface- car trunk, picnic table, you name it! And it won't hog all the closet space on cloudy... Read more

$250.00 - $250.00

Without a doubt this telescope is designed for someone serious about quality! With its 100mm (3.9") multi-coated objective lens and baffled optical tube, you get uncompromising bright, high-contrast images. Plus, its fast focal length of 600mm (f/6) means you can use this scope for both deep-sk... Read more

$450.00 - $450.00

The Galileo G-102MD2 catadioptric telescope is among Galileo's most popular telescopes, and for good reason. Take your Galileo G-102MD2 outside at night, point it north, set the deluxe latitude adjuster to your latitude (yes, we give you a list of the latitudes of all major cities), turn on the full... Read more

$350.00 - $350.00

It's a great telescope for beginner astronomers who want to actually see more detail than 60mm and 70mm scopes provide. With this telescope, you will actually start to see the planets, some nebulae and other amazing astronomical sights. ... Read more

$325.00 - $325.00

A more powerful compact, reflector telescope for serious beginners or intermediate-level astronomy enthusiasts. ACCESSORIES INCLUDED: Tasco® SkyWatch CD-ROM with 10,000 Object Database, Moon Filter. An exceptional collection of reflector and refractor telescopes with added features for easier, more... Read more

$360.00 - $360.00

Brand new from Zhumell, the Eclipse reflector telescope offers enough power and an ease of use that is perfect for the beginning astronomer but yet advanced enough for more technically adept stargazers. This is a great begining telescope with enough power for deeper exploration. ... Read more

$250.00 - $250.00

"This is the largest reflector in the Sky-Watcher Newtonian family. It is equipped with the EQ6 SkyScan mount, a parabolic mirror made from Pyrex glass, diffraction-limited secondary mirror support, 2"" focuser, one 2"" eyepiece, a 2"" -1.25"" eyepiece ad... Read more

$260.00 - $260.00

Its 102mm, fully multi-coated front corrector lens renders the rings of Saturn in razor-sharp detail and coaxes out the gaseous tendrils of the Orion Nebula. And with its 1300mm focal length (f/12.7) it has the same magnification range (up to 200x) as longer, bulkier refractors in a tube less than 1... Read more

$440.00 - $440.00

The Konus Maksutov-Cassegrain telescopes incorporate 4 optical designs in one scope: the lenses of refractors, the mirrors of Newtonians, the compact designs of Schmidt-Cassegrains and the unique exotic design of the Maksutov-Cassegrain. This results in wider viewing fields, sharper imagery and a sl... Read more

$300.00 - $300.00

When it comes to telescopes, bigger is better, and you can do no better than the Apex 127 Compact Mak. Its 127mm (5")-diameter optics collects 55% more light through its multi-coated, 5" meniscus lens than that of a 4" scope, putting it in the big leagues for astronomical observing an... Read more

$410.00 - $410.00

The Swift 863R is a 114mm (4.5") diameter, 900mm focal length Newtonian reflector telescope, with an equatorial mount, aluminum tripod, 5x20 finderscope, 6, 9 and 20mm Kellner 1.25" eyepieces, for magnifications from 45-150x. Reveals lunar craters and monutains, Venus phases, Jupiter bands... Read more

$231.00 - $231.00