Description Explore Scientific’s 50mm (2″) T2 Camera Adapter is perfect for all DSLR cameras to attach to any telescope with a 2-inch or larger focuser. The thread allows any camera specific T-Mount to attach. Specs Item Number 510365 Weight .15lb/.08kg Diameter 76mm Height 36mm Warranty Limited USA One Year Warranty when product is registered within […]

Description Explore Scientific cradle assemblies fit their appointed telescope OTA snuggly, yet protect the delicate surface of the tube. The hinged ring system separates easily by loosening the over-sized metal thumbscrews, and locks securely back into place once the OTA has been nestled inside the rings. Each extruded aluminum ring set is topped with a […]

Explore Scientific Rack and Pinion Focuser Extension Tube adds half an inch to our 2-inch Rack and Pinion focusers on our ED APO telescopes. CA Residents: Prop 65 WARNING(S)

Explore Scientific Rack and Pinion Focuser Extension Tube adds 1.5 inches to the 2-inch Rack and Pinion focusers on our ED APO telescopes. CA Residents: Prop 65 WARNING(S)

IN STOCK This is a special order item. Contact CS at 866-252-3811, from 8 am to 5 pm Central Time Zone, USA. There are additional custom delivery charges that will be due at time of shipping. In the US this charge can be $600 or more. Description The ideal workhorse for the deep sky observers, […]

Description The Explore Scientific 3X Focal Extender (2.0-inch O.D.), accepts both 1.25-inch O.D. and 2.0-inch O.D. format eyepieces and camera adapters. Fully EMD-Coated on all air-to-air lens surfaces, with all lens elements edge-blackened to produce superior contrast, this focal extender adds some real versatility to your telescope accessory line-up. First of all, it allows you […]

Description A new focal length joins the Explore Scientific line of inert gas-purged Waterproof Eyepieces with the 3mm 52° Series Eyepiece. A logical companion for the “grab-and-go” ED80mm f/6 Air-Spaced Triplet, this eyepiece produces 160X which will perform very well with good seeing conditions. On the ED152 at f/8, 405X is achieved without the use […]

Description High power eyepieces (e.g. 3mm to 10mm) are used not only for obvious observations of planets and double stars, but can be employed for bright, compact deep sky objects. Not only will the scale of an object like a planetary nebula or globular cluster be impressive as it fills the eyepiece FOV, but the […]

Description Mid-range high power eyepieces like the 6.5mm are instrumental when transitioning through magnifications to observe an object until it is best seen. There are several aspects that have to come together when observing at high powers: good-to-perfect atmospheric seeing conditions; telescope optics that are collimated; a telescope that is acclimated to the ambient temperature; […]

Description Eyepieces at or near the 10mm range are often considered a mandatory focal length in your collection, as this focal length range is departure point from medium power eyepieces for most telescopes for amateur astronomers. Fainter deep sky objects that do not have the inherent brightness to be observed at higher powers are often […]