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Click here to see the fantastic
SkyScout in action
- Identifies celestial objects with the click of a button
- Locates over 6,000 stars, planets and constellations from built-in
celestial database and provides scientific information for each object
- Provides comprehensive text and audio descriptions providing
history, mythology and other entertaining information for the
most popular objects
Tonight's
Highlights: A customized list of the 20 best objects to view for your
exact date, time and location anywhere in the world
- Constellation Lessons: if the star you identify or locate is part of
a constellation or an asterism like the Big Dipper, you can actually
take a guided tour through all the stars in that constellation and
even see an onscreen map of the constellation
- Built-in Field Guide Includes:
- Introduction to astronomy: a six part audio lesson on the
origin and history of astronomy
- Glossary of Terms: text defining popular astronomy terms
including planets, comets, galaxies and more
- Great Astronomers: text bios on some of the world's greatest
astronomers including Galileo, Einstein and Copernicus
- Man Made Space Objects: text description of some of the coolest
objects man has sent into space including the International Space
Station, the Hubble Space Telescope and the Space Shuttle
- Comet Guide: text descriptions about history's most famous
comets including Halley's Comet and Comet Hale-Bop
- SD card slot: for optional “Sky Tour” audio presentations that
provide hours of entertainment on a variety of topics
- USB port: allows database to be updated with new objects as
they are discovered, comets, etc.
- Simple enough for all ages: just turn it on and it’s ready
to use
- Built-in Help Menu: includes a quick start instruction guide for
using the SkyScout
- Bring it anywhere: compact and light design makes it easy to carry
and durable construction makes it safe for rugged environments
- Backed by Celestron's 2-year warranty
I was amazed at it its accuracy in identifying on objects such as Jupiter, M 13 Arcturus etc., during repeated sweeps through the sky last Tuesday night. Doing a Messier marathon (once the skiy clears) should be no bother at all.!!
Thanks again
Richard Barry, Co. Meath
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