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Rent a FirstLight Telescope Another benefit of Explore Alliance membership is the ability to Rent an Explore Scientific FirstLight Telescope for yo...

Description With the usage of barlow lenses, you can extend the focal distance of telescopes and hence the magnification of your observed deep sky...

Description Adapter 2" with brass locking ring for 1,25" eyepieces. The integrated T2 thread adapts DSLR or astro-cameras (*appropriate T2 ring fo...

Features Great for indoor or outdoor use Open the gate entrance Circular flap opening for crawl-through fun Partially open roof provide lots of v...

Features 10x Magnification Waterproof Twist-up Eyecups 325ft field of view at 1000 yards Case, strap, lens covers and cleaning cloth Specs ...

FREE Explore One 30mm Compact Binoculars, when purchasing an Explore Science STEM product. To activate this promotion, add both items to your cart ...

Features Binoculars with 80 mm lens diameter 31.7 mm (1 1/4 inch) eyepiece sockets for changeable eyepieces Very high light intensity thanks to t...

Features Very high sharpness and contrast across the entire field of view Almost no color defects due to lanthanum glass Twist-Up eyecup for peop...

NOTE: Explore Scientific Eclipse Glasses are rated ISO12312–2, tested and approved by ICS Labs for Direct Observation of the Sun. In addition, Ex...

Features 80mm aperture will reveal impressive lunar details ranging from craters to rilles, planetary features like Saturn’s ring structure or Ju...

Features Take high-definition videos and photos of birds feeding and flying with this combination bird feeder and camera Wide 110° viewing angle ...

Featuring Hassle-Free Setup and Control with Your Mobile AppConnect your smartphone/tablet with DWARF II via WiFi, then you can wirelessly contr...

Dr. Daniel Barth gives us an overview of and will answer your questions about what happens When Asteroids Strike in this 36th Episode of How Do ...

Sketching Saturn: The Box and Rectangle Method The first discoveries the system of the rings and moons around Saturn predate photographic tec...

In August of 2006 the International Astronomical Union famously downgraded Pluto, which was considered the 9th planet in our solar system, to be re...

We all know that the gravitational field of any moon causes tides on its home planet. The height of the tide for a moon also depends upon the natur...

The French mathematician and astronomer, Edouard Roche, is most famous for his work on celestial mechanics and his discovery of t...

This activity is larger, messier, and a lot more fun that the clay model we made in Episode #4. In the last activity, we pressed various s...

It is said that familiarity breeds contempt, and this certainly is true of the Moon. Many astronomers despise the Moon as a bright lamp that ...

Dr. Barth elaborates on one of the persistent problems with standards-based STEM curriculum is the emphasis upon the Learn, Believe, Repeat methodo...

Features 2-section carbon tripod Lightweight and portable Stable design with minimal vibrations For GP2, GPD, SX and AXJ mounts Dimensions: 545 m...

Features Very high sharpness and contrast across the entire field of view Almost no color defects due to lanthanum glass Twist-Up eyecup for peop...

Description This device allows you to attach the Explore Scientific Hybrid 2N1 finder base to our Giant Binocular Series, allowing easy pointing/a...

Features 42mm aperture has ample light-gathering capability to produce bright images even in low-light situations 8x magnification provides excel...