Celestron 93507 instruction

	telescope at this rate. The rate is 15 arc seconds per second or 15 degrees per hour.
T -
Terminator	The boundary line between the light and dark portion of the moon or a planet.
U -
Universe	The totality of astronomical things, events, relations and energies capable of being described
V -	objectively.
V -
Variable Star	A star whose brightness varies over time due to either inherent properties of the star or something
W -	eclipsing or obscuring the brightness of the star.
W -
Waning Moon	The period of the moon's cycle between full and new, when its illuminated portion is decreasing.
Waxing Moon	The period of the moon's cycle between new and full, when its illuminated portion is increasing.
Z -
Zenith	The point on the Celestial Sphere directly above the observer.
Zodiac	The zodiac is the portion of the Celestial Sphere that lies within 8 degrees on either side of the
	Ecliptic. The apparent paths of the Sun, the Moon, and the planets, with the exception of some
	portions of the path of Pluto, lie within this band. Twelve divisions, or signs, each 30 degrees in
	width, comprise the zodiac. These signs coincided with the zodiacal constellations about 2,000 years
	ago. Because of the Precession of the Earth's axis, the Vernal Equinox has moved westward by
	about 30 degrees since that time; the signs have moved with it and thus no longer coincide with the
	constellations.

93507 specifications

The Celestron 93507 is a powerful and versatile telescope designed for both amateur and seasoned astronomers. This model combines advanced technologies and practical features to deliver an enriching stargazing experience. One of the standout characteristics of the Celestron 93507 is its robust optical design. It features a 90mm aperture, allowing users to capture bright, detailed views of celestial objects, from the lunar surface to distant galaxies. The telescope employs a Maksutov-Cassegrain optical design, known for its compact form factor and high-quality images, free from chromatic aberration.

In terms of usability, the Celestron 93507 is designed with an easy setup in mind. It comes equipped with a solid mount that provides stability during observation. The mount also includes slow-motion controls, facilitating smooth panning across the night sky, allowing astronomers to track celestial objects effortlessly. This feature is particularly beneficial for viewing planets and other fast-moving astronomical phenomena.

Furthermore, the telescope comes with high-grade optics, including fully coated glass elements that enhance light transmission and ensure sharper images with higher contrast. It includes two eyepieces — a low-power 25mm and a high-power 10mm — that provide versatility in viewing options, whether you’re looking at wide expanses of the night sky or zooming in on close details of lunar craters.

Additionally, the Celestron 93507 is compatible with various Celestron accessories, including solar filters and advanced eyepieces, enabling users to expand their observational capabilities. The telescope's compact design makes it portable, perfect for amateur astronomers who enjoy taking their telescope for trips to dark-sky locations.

Another noteworthy feature of this telescope is its durability. Built to withstand the rigors of outdoor usage, the materials used in the Celestron 93507 are resistant to wear and tear, ensuring that users can enjoy stargazing for years.

Overall, the Celestron 93507 is a well-rounded instrument that combines advanced optical technology, user-friendly features, and portability, making it an excellent choice for anyone looking to explore the wonders of the universe. Whether you're interested in planetary observation, lunar details, or deep-sky wonders, this telescope offers the tools necessary to make your astronomical explorations rewarding.

Celestron 93507 manual

Models: 93507

93507 specifications