3.6mm Celestron Telescope Plossl Eyepiece
Tuesday, January 26th, 2010 at
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- ocular Plossl Celestron 0,96" 7,5 mm;
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It is the magnification of the eyepiece and that of the objective lens that give the microscope its over all total magnification. For example, if your microscope has an over all magnification of 1200X, this is the product of 120 power (120 X) objective lens multiplied by a 10 power (10X) eyepiece.
Thus, magnification is: objective len's power X eyepiece power.
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Image: Joseph Kennedy, 1 January 2010 [larger view].
Nikon D200, Kowa 883 telescope with TSN-PZ camera eyepiece 1/400s f/8.0 at 1000.0mm iso400.
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Right now Saturn's rings are getting narrower and will almost disappear temporarily.
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tags: birds, mystery bird, bird ID quiz
[Mystery bird] photographed on the Katy Prairie, Houston, Texas. [I will identify this bird for you in 48 hours]
Image: Joseph Kennedy, 6 February 2010 [larger view].
Nikon D200, Kowa 883 telescope with TSN-PZ camera eyepiece 1/350s f/8.0 at 1000.0mm iso400.
Please name at least one field mark that supports your identification.
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They are made by the same company (GSO, I think). The major difference, besides cosmetics and branding is the ocular stop. I have a 9mm XCel, which I rarely use. The field of view is narrow and dim, which would be common for this type of eyepiece. Don't think I've ever used an Epic, so I can't give a fair comparision.
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ok, you could have asked this in the astronomy & space forum too – but it's ok in Physics…
The magnification of a telescope is given by
M = -Focal_length_of_scope / Focal_length_of_eyepiece. So we can rearrange this to be
-M*5mm = Focal_length_of_scope = 225*5 mm = 1125mm
To work out the total length of the scope remember that the focal lengths of the eyepiece and scope are added together – so you could expect it to be about 1130mm long.
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By “Pluto is covered in shit like an atmosphere”, do you like how the Gas Giants like Jupiter and Saturn Uranus and Neptune are covered in a gas atmosphere? Or do you mean that the dwarf planet is so far that it’s appearance is being obstructed by space dust and gases?
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Depends on what you want. They are excellent but being SCTs they are not good for beginners as they are all f10 giving very high magnification – so it's harder for you to star hop. Also not the best for astrophotography as they are fork mounted. Their best feature is that the tubes are small for their aperture & they have goto. If you don't want goto or tracking get a dob instead. If you need them I would go for Celestron Advanced series – cheaper + can be used for astrophotos with no field rotation. SkyWatcher & Orion have nice stuff too.
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Join a club or go to a starparty .You will get to try different eyepieces before you buy.
I use a 5mm Orion Stratus on my 10" dob when the sky is right.I also enjoy the 17mm Stratus.But thats my eyes.
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man… lost the eyepiece for my camera… *grumble*
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Depends on what you want. They are excellent but being SCTs they are not good for beginners as they are all f10 giving very high magnification – so it's harder for you to star hop. Also not the best for astrophotography as they are fork mounted. Their best feature is that the tubes are small for their aperture & they have goto. If you don't want goto or tracking get a dob instead. If you need them I would go for Celestron Advanced series – cheaper + can be used for astrophotos with no field rotation. SkyWatcher & Orion have nice stuff too.
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