National Geographic Lens Telescope 40/400 Table Telescope for Children with AZ Mount, 2 Eyepieces, Integrated Compass and Smartphone Holder, Black, 9140400

• With the ultra-compact telescope including mobile phone holder, 2 eyepieces and zenith mirror, the start into astronomy is easy and children aged 8 and up quickly enjoy their very own star hours
• The 40 mm aperture collects approximately 32 times more light than the human eye; the 400 mm focal length achieves magnifications of 20x and 32x when combined with the two eyepieces
• With the azimuthal mount attached to the sturdy table tripod, the telescope can be easily aligned and tracked; the integrated compass helps orientation in the night sky
• The smartphone holder, which simply slips over the eyepiece, makes it easier to get started in astro photography; the zenith mirror provides a 90° view for more observation comfort
• Dimensions/Weight: Box contents: table telescope (refractor), table tripod, Zenith mirror, 2 eyepieces (12.5 mm, 20 mm), smartphone holder

The NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC 40/400 tabletop telescope for children aged 8 and up is the perfect entry-level telescope. Set up in a flash you dare your very own journey into the depths of space with the lens telescope. The 40 mm aperture collects approximately 32 times more light than the human eye. And thanks to the 400 mm focal length, you can achieve magnifications of 20x and 32x with the two eyepieces. Perfect for admiring the exciting details of the moon landscape or taking a look at Jupiter with its own moons comfortably! Let's go – everything for your adventure astronomy! The children's telescope brings lots of accessories for your start to sky observation. So you can easily align and track your telescope with the azimuthal mount on the tripod: you just have to move it left or right, up or down. With the integrated compass, you always keep the orientation. You want your discoveries of planets, moon etc. Share? Then you can easily take your own snapshots with the included smartphone holder through the children's telescope - and the very first step in astrophotography is taken! The zenith mirror gives you a comfortable 90° view, so you can watch comfortably even over a long time. No experience with astronomical telescopes yet? Then we recommend the additionally available book "Telescope driving licence" for an easier start into hobby astronomy. You can use the sun, moon, stars etc. Not getting enough? Our tip: the additionally available book "Julius forscht im Weltall - Forschen, Entdecken, Basteln". Look forward to lots of information, many exciting experiments and creative craft ideas around space.