Observing the Moon, Observing the Planets | Celestron C21061

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Celestron C21061 manual Observing the Moon, Observing the Planets, Observing the Sun, Lunar Observing Hints

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AstroMaster Series Telescopes Table of Contents Quick and easy no-toolset up 8 9 Figure 1-1AstroMaster 90AZ Refractor 8 9 Figure 1-2AstroMaster 114 AZ Newtonian Setting up the Tripod Attaching the Telescope Tube to the Mount Moving the Telescope Manually telescope useful for terrestrial viewing Installing the Diagonal & Eyepieces refractorInstalling the Eyepieces on the Newtonians in step 2 abovePage Focusing Image OrientationAligning the Finderscope Focal Length of Telescope mm Calculating MagnificationBattery Compartment Switch General Observing Hints Determining Field of View The Celestial Coordinate System Motion of the Stars Lunar Observing Hints Observing the MoonObserving the Planets Observing the Sun Star Hopping Observing Deep Sky Objects 4.Point about halfway between these two stars Seeing Seeing ConditionsTransparency Sky Illumination Terrestrial Photography Short Exposure Prime Focus PhotographyPiggyback Photography CCD Imaging for Deep Sky Objects Care and Cleaning of the Optics Collimation of a NewtonianAigning the Secondary Mirror Night Time Star Collimating Aligning the Primary Mirror to achieve the necessary mirror movement You will find that additional accessories for your AstroMaster telescope will enhance your viewing pleasure and expand the usefulness of your telescope. This is just a short listing of various accessories with a brief description. Visit the Celestron website or the Celestron Accessory Catalog for complete descriptions and all accessories available 21061 SpecificationsNote Specifications are subject to change AstroMaster Copyright 2007 Celestron All rights reserved Celestron