Telescopes & Astronomy
Beginner Telescopes
Buying your first telescope? Browse our curated selection of beginner telescopes.
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What will you use your telescope for? Explore the many uses of different types of telescopes.
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AUD $29.00In Stock
T-ring with M42 thread Learn More -
AUD $84.99In Stock
- A great accessory for daytime terrestrial viewing with your telescope
- This 1.25” diagonal produces right side up and left-to-right correct images when used with refractors and catadioptric (Schmidt-Cassegrain) telescopes
- Inserts into 1.25” focusers or visual backs; accepts standard 1.25” eyepieces
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AUD $54.99In Stock
- Power your Celestron computerized telescope from your car battery or a portable 12V DC power supply.
- Barrel connector plugs into the 12V input jack on the telescope drive base.
- Power connector fits standard automobile cigarette lighter receptacles, also found on portable 12V battery packs like the Celestron PowerTank.
- 25-foot cord for lots of reach.
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AUD $15.00In Stock
M42 x 0.75mm Aluminium Alloy Extension Spacer Ring for telescope photography. This 3mm spacer can help you achieve precise back-focus spacing in your imaging train.
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AUD $19.50In Stock
- An indispensable reference guide for observing the "Red Planet"
- Identifies Martian features using classical albedo and modern nomenclature
- Lists all opposition and conjunction events from 2014 to 2020
- Recommends best filters for visual observation and astrophotography of Mars
- Plastic-laminated for durability, the Mars Map measures 25.25" x 11" when fully unfolded, and folds up to 8.5" x 11" for easy portability
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AUD $20.00In Stock
Enhances:
- Lunar detail
- Polar ice caps of Mars in large telescopes
- Polar regions on Saturn
- Limb hazes and terminator clouds of Mars
- Clouds and atmospheric haze on Venus, reduces glare
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AUD $19.00In Stock
- For 1.25" eyepieces
Enhances:
- Dust storms, surface plains and Maria on Mars
- Cloud belts, polar regions, loops, festoons, and ovals on Jupiter
- Cloud belts and polar regions on Saturn
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AUD $60.00In Stock
The Sirius Optics Cheshire Collimator Long is a precision 1.25" collimating eyepiece designed to help you achieve perfect optical alignment on both refractor and Newtonian reflector telescopes. Featuring an angled reflective surface with a central sight hole and an integrated crosshair for added accuracy, it makes collimation straightforward and reliable. A comfortable rubber eyeshield ensures ease of use during extended adjustment sessions.
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AUD $29.00In Stock
M42 threaded T-adapter with 1.25" barrell.
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AUD $39.00In Stock
The Sirius Optics Nikon T-Ring features a standard M42 thread that lets you easily connect your Nikon DSLR camera to any telescope equipped with a T-adapter, making it an essential accessory for capturing stunning astrophotography images.
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