Celestron the sky astronomy software

The DeepSky object database offers information about the best celestial objects to view based on your time and location. Stay on top of upcoming astronomical events such as conjunctions, meteor showers, eclipses, and more. Or plan an upcoming night under the stars with the sky calendar, map, and location features. When the clouds roll in, you can still enjoy Starry Night: review how the sky would look at any time in recorded history or in the future 4, BC to 3, AD.

Or, with one click, gain a perspective of what the universe looks like from another planet or one of its moons! Love Astronomy and Saving Money? Email: Sign Up.

Celestron and PlaneWave Instruments have joined forces to develop specialized telescope control software that is now included with all new Celestron computerized telescope mounts. PointXP the same technology found in our StarSense AutoAlign accessory goes beyond the pointing capability of a traditional hand control.

By adding multiple star alignment points, CPWI accounts for various types of alignment errors, including instrument flexure.

The result is the best possible pointing accuracy for your Celestron telescope. Search for item and item This option requires a two-cable connection. One of the most important factors in a telescope is its transmission—the percentage of light that reaches the focal plane. ED stands for "extra-low dispersion," which refers to the composition and optical properties of the glass used for the lenses.

ED glass is specially formulated and contains rare-earth compounds that greatly reduce a visual defect called chromatic aberration. This telescope control software replaces the hand control and allows the user to remotely control their Celestron computerized telescope from their personal PC or laptop.

EclipSmart solar products feature Solar Safe filter technology providing the ultimate protection from harmful solar radiation, including both IR and UV light, and filters This classic collection of seasonal star charts, topped off by a glow-in-the-dark luminous star finder, or planisphere, has been around for years and years! It continues to be so popular because beginning stargazers as well as seasoned amateur astronomers find that this book provides most everything they need to find constellations quickly and delve into seasonal night sky treasures with ease.

The front cover of this publication will be used well and often! When the star finder is pre-exposed to light, all of the major stars will glow in the dark, mimicking the way they actually look in the night sky. Inside you will find a collection of more detailed star charts for each of the four seasons. A plastic spiral comb holds the pages together securely, but allows them to lay completely flat for use in the field.

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