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Deepsky Raiseatlas v. 2
| Deepsky Reiseatlas versione 2 |
29€ |
| DeepSky Reiseatlas con Telrad 29€+60€ |
85€ |
Stupendo atlante plastificato con rilegatura a spirale, ideato per l'utilizzo con Telrad, infatti gli oggetti principali di ogni costellazione sono circondati da 3 cerchi concentrici che rispecchiano cosa si vede tramite un cercatore Telrad. 38 carte suddivise in 19 porzioni di cielo. Ogni porzione di cielo occupa due pagine, in una pagina è presente la cartina con magnitudine stellare 7 e i cerchi del Telrad sugli oggetti più interessanti. Nell'altra pagina è presente la descrizione di ogni oggetto con magnitudine, dimensione, tipologia e "indice di gradimento" rappresentato tramite una serie di stelline ( da 1 a 5). Per le zone di cielo più interessanti è presente un ingrandimento con magnitudine limite di 10 |
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Star Guide
Dettagliato atlante cartaceo con 138 pagine. 5 zone di particolare interesse hanno una cartina più ingrandita con una magnitudine limite molto elevata: regione intorno alla nebulosa di Orion (magnitudine limite sopra la 18), Doppio ammasso nel Perseo (magnitudine limite sopra la 15) , Ammasso di galassia nella Vergine-Chioma di Berenice (magnitudine sopra la 12) , regione intorno alla stella Polare con posizione del polo celeste dal 2000 al 2100 d. C. (magnitudine limite sopra la 17) e regione intorno all' Orsa Minore, ideale per quantificare la magnitudine limite del proprio cielo (magnitudine sopra la 7,7)
In ogni Atlante è inoltre compreso un segnalibro trasparente con 3 cerchi concentrici della stessa dimensione di quelli creati dal cercatore Telrad. I 3 cerchi spaziano da 1/4°, 1° e 3° rispettivamente.
Stelle e stelle binarie: 9 mag
Galassie: 13 mag
Ammassi aperti: 13.5 mag
Amamssi di galassie: 14.5 mag
Nebulose planetarie: 13 mag
Nebulose diffuse: 13 mag
Ammassi globulari: 13 mag
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Orion startarget
Planisfero che aiuta l'appassionato ad orientarsi in cielo, basta infatti mettere data e ora ruotando insieme i due cerchi di cui è composto per avere la rappresentazione del cielo visibile con le costellazioni e i principali oggetti deep-sky da una latitudine di 30-50° |
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Orion DeepMap
Dettagliata mappa del cielo a colori e in carta plastificata dalle dimensioni di 33"x21".Un simbolo colorato contraddistingue galassie, ammassi e nebulose (oltre 500) e i 109 oggetti di Messier |
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Orion Magnitude Mat
Comodo cuscino per passare più piacevolmente lunghe serate osservative in ginocchio a puntare gli oggetti. Le dimensioni sono di 21"x14"x1" e frontalmente è rappresentata l'orsa minore con la magnitudine delle stelle visibili che aiuta a capire la qualità del cielo da cui si osserva |
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The Backyard Astronomer's Guide, Third Edition
- New: Step-by-step guide to taking celestial photos with digital cameras
- New: Observer's Atlas of the Milky Way, complete to ninth magnitude
- New: Tips for using a computerized telescope, cleaning optics and polar-aligning an equatorial mount
- Dozens of updated equipment recommendations
- Observing the Moon, planets, comets, galaxies and other deep-space objects
Which telescope should I buy? Do I need to learn the constellations, or will a computerized telescope find things for me? How do I take pictures with a telescope? Answers to these questions and hundreds of other questions were provided in the first edition of The Backyard Astronomer's Guide, which established itself as the indispensable reference to the equipment and techniques used by the modern astronomy enthusiast.
Now, authors Terence Dickinson and Alan Dyer, both full-time astronomy writers and communicators, have produced an expanded, thoroughly updated edition with hundreds of new illustrations that again sets the standard for accessible, reliable information. Their straightforward approach makes The Backyard Astronomer's Guide one of the most user-friendly astronomy books ever produced.
prezzo 50€ |
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NightWatch Book, 4th Edition
- Famous charts, ideal for stargazers using a small telescope or binoculars
- A complete update of the equipment section, including computerized telescopes
- An enlarged photography section, including instructions for using the newer digital cameras
- The tables of solar and lunar eclipses, planetary conjunctions and locations, updated through 2018.
The first three editions of NightWatch sold more than 600,000 copies, making it the top-selling stargazing guide in the world for the last 20 years. The key feature of this classic title is the section of star charts that are cherished by backyard astronomers everywhere. Each new edition has outsold the previous one because of thorough revisions and additional new material. This NightWatch Book, 4th Edition, includes for the first time, star charts for use in the southern hemisphere. There are also dozens of new photographs throughout the book that show the latest thrilling discoveries made by current space observatories and probes.
prezzo: 32€ |
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The New CCD Astronomy Guide to Astrophotography
- A superb collection of information on CCD imaging
- A complete step-by-step guide to successful imaging
- Fully-illustrated tutorials
- Includes one-year web subscription to book website with many additional resources
The New CCD Astronomy is the most complete guide to imaging that you will find anywhere. It makes the dream of astrophotography a practical reality. Step-by-step tutorials show you exactly what you need to do to take and process images. Extensive illustrations provide detailed information about everything from how CCD cameras work to how to evaluate the potential of your images. A multitude of sample images shows you the possibilities of CCD imaging, as well as how to achieve the same results yourself.
prezzo 50€ |
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The Cambridge Double Star Atlas
- Nearly 2400 selected pairs plotted and labeled with discoverer, catalog, and/or observatory designations
- A superb introduction to this important class of celestial objects
- Spiral bound and printed in red-light friendly colors, ideal for use in the field
This magnificent atlas contains the most attractive and interesting double and multiple stars for viewing with binoculars and telescopes. It is a must-have for stargazers who want to explore these fascinating objects.
The first modern star atlas devoted to double and multiple stars, it plots nearly 2,400 selected pairs, each labeled with discoverer, catalog, and/or observatory designations. A superb introduction to this important class of celestial objects, it is spiral bound and printed in red-light friendly colors, making it ideal for use in the field.
Written by experienced observer James Mullaney, and beautifully illustrated by renowned celestial cartographer Wil Tirion, this atlas provides an easy-to-use "celestial roadmap" to locate and identify double and multiple stars. Other deep-sky objects such as star clusters, nebulae, and galaxies are also included, and are color-coded for easy recognition and identification, making this an all-purpose observing reference.
prezzo 35€ |
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Discover The Stars Beginner's Guidebook
- Richard Berry, former editor of Astronomy magazine, leads you on a tour of the constellations, pointing out fascinating deep-sky objects that can be seen with a simple telescope or binoculars
- The heart of the book is two sections of big, two-color sky charts
- The first section features 12 charts that show the entire visible sky each month, accompanied by text that points out each month's sky attractions and constellation mythology
- The second section comprises 23 charts of smaller regions of the sky, which highlight stars with unusual colors, star clusters, nebulas, and galaxies observable with small instruments
- Separate chapters cover basics, such as how the stars move through the sky, points of interest on the Moon's face, and choosing and using a telescope
- Softbound, 119 pages
>This gets our vote as the best guidebook for beginning stargazers. Richard Berry, former editor of Astronomy magazine, leads you on a tour of the constellations, pointing out fascinating deep-sky astronomical objects that can be seen with a simple telescope or binoculars. The heart of the book is two sections of big, two-color sky charts. The first section features 12 charts that show the entire visible sky each month, accompanied by text that points out each month's sky attractions and constellation mythology. The second section comprises 23 charts of smaller regions of the sky, which highlight stars with unusual colors, star clusters, nebulas, and galaxies observable with small instruments. Separate chapters cover basics, such as how the stars move through the sky, points of interest on the Moon's face, and choosing and using a telescope. Softbound, 119 pages.
prezzo 15€ |
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Binocular Stargazing Book
- Learn how to choose a binocular and use it to observe stellar attractions
- Provides lists and descriptions of cool objects to look for each season
- Take the stargazing challenge for hours of observing enjoyment
Many would-be stargazers assume they must invest hundreds or even thousands of dollars in equipment before they can enjoy the stellar attractions of the night sky. The truth is, all you need is a decent pair of binoculars. This handy guide explains how to choose a binocular and use it to observe everything from comets to solar eclipses to Messier and NGC nebulas and star clusters. In addition to providing lists and descriptions of cool objects to look for in each season, the author describes some accessories that are available to improve your binocular viewing. This Binocular Stargazing Book both entertains and challenges you as you survey the vast wealth of stellar riches visible in binoculars. Try it! By M.D. Reynolds. Softbound, 212 pages.
prezzo: 15€ |
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Binocular Highlights Book: 99 Celestial Sights
- Binocular Highlights: 99 Celestial Sights for Binocular Users is a tour of celestial sights from softly glowing clouds of gas and dust to unusual stars, clumps of stars, and vast star cities
- Each object is plotted on a detailed, easy-to-use star map, and most of these sights can be found even in a light-polluted sky
- Also included are four seasonal all-sky charts that help locate each object
- By Sky & Telescope's Gary Seronik. Spiral bound, 104 pages
prezzo 25€ |
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Observing the Moon Educational Guidebook
- This hands-on primer provides an "A to Z" of lunar landscapes
- Offers practical advice on observing the Moon with a telescope, photographing it, and drawing it
- By G. North. Hardbound, 380 pages
You see it most nights but have you really explored it? The hands-on primer Observing the Moon Educational Guidebook provides an "A to Z" of lunar landscapes and enough extensive practical advice on observing the Moon with a telescope, photographing it, and drawing it to keep you busy for a lifetime. Nicely illustrated. By G. North. Hardbound, 380 pages.
prezzo: 42€ |
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Sun Observer's Guide
- In this practical guide, astronomer Pam Spence explains how to observe the Sun and what you can learn from your observations
- The book also discusses how to look at the Sun in visible (white) light as well as in other wavelengths
- Other chapters cover photographing the Sun and viewing and photographing solar eclipses
- Softbound, 158 pages
Finally, a good book devoted to observing the Sun! The Sun is a fascinating object to study and is very easy to view safely, either by projecting its image or by using filters in combination with a telescope or binoculars. In this practical guide, astronomer Pam Spence explains how to observe the Sun and what you can learn from your observations. She also discusses how to look at the Sun in visible (white) light as well as in other wavelengths. Other chapters in the Sun Observer's Guide cover photographing the Sun and viewing and photographing solar eclipses. Softbound, 158 pages
prezzo: 15€ |
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Starry Night entusiast 6.2 Starry Night Sky Explorer
| Starry night Sky Explorer |
19€ |
- Travel through time to marvel at night skies as seen from anywhere on Earth
- Explore the universe through the SkyGuide's multimedia, interactive tours
- View 100,000 stars visible to the naked eye; hundreds of fun space facts
- Travel back in time to see the stars the day you were born
- Print handy star charts; stay current with automatic online updates
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Starry Night Entusiast 6.2
| Starry Night entusiast 6.2 |
79€ |
From the Manufacturer
Explore a vast array of astronomical wonders, both natural and human-made! Replay spectacular fly-bys of Voyager, Galileo, and other famous space missions. Never miss your chance to witness celestial events, such as Jupiter satellite shadow transits, with the powerful Events Finder. Easily navigate around the cosmos using SkyGuide as your tour guide. Starry Night Enthusiast gives you the freedom and resources to explore the night sky on your computer or with the naked eye or a pair of binoculars.
New Features:
- Follow the paths of over 25 interplanetary probes through the solar system; ride along with New Horizons on its mission to Pluto and more
- Pan around 25 3-D models of spacecraft, including Voyager, Deep Impact, Stardust, and more
- Zoom in on 3-D models of comets, asteroids, and satellites
- Track over 830 artificial satellites used for communications, GPS, environmental monitoring, and scientific research
- Plan observing sessions with Event Finder that instantly displays celestial events, such as lunar and solar eclipses and conjunctions, for months far into the future
- Browse a library of over 100 Starry Night files that demonstrate events such as eclipses, planetary alignments, and close-ups of galaxies and planets
- Assign horizon panorama to a specific location on or off Earth with your choice of 11 photorealistic horizon panoramas
- Pinpoint the exact location of historical events, such as the Apollo moon landings, with Location Markers
- Access up-to-date local observing conditions through online link to Clear Sky Clock (requires Internet connection)
- Click on any location on Earth while hovering and select a Google map for that precise location (requires Internet connection)
- Create your own automated guided tour of the universe with AppleScript, which helps you run a list of Starry Night files in sequence (Mac only)
- Ambient environment sounds enhance the digital observing experience
- And all the new data and features in Starry Night Complete Space & Astronomy Pack, including:
- Locate objects easily with SmartFind, which cross-indexes and groups all the databases in which an object appears
- Daily Events Reminder lists all celestial events visible tonight from your backyard
- Hear the correct pronunciation of constellations and over 500 celestial objects
- And much more
Other Features:
- Explore without limits 700 million light years of space
- View 2,500,000 stars
- Zoom in on NGC-IC Catalog of 13,000 deep-space objects
- Travel in time from 4713 BC to 9999 AD
- Deepen your understanding of the universe with over 70 interactive SkyGuide tours
- Simulate the view through binoculars
- View how the Earth and Sun look like right now with images from ground- and space-based observatories
- Add your own asteroids, comets, satellites, and 3-D models
- Create your own movies to share with friends
- Zoom in on the Best of Chandra X-Ray Observatory and Spitzer Space Telescope images
- Recreate lunar and solar eclipses
- And all the data and features in Starry Night Complete Space & Astronomy Pack
Starry Night Enthusiast version 6 includes:
- CD-ROM of Starry Night software for Windows and Macintosh
- Exclusive "SkyTheater" DVD with over an hour or original movies about space
- Starry Night Companion, a 192-page illustrated astronomy book
- New, comprehensive 210-page user's guid
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Starry Night Pro 6.2
| Starry Night Pro 6.2 |
149€ |
New Version 6.0 Pro Features
You can create Observing Lists of astronomical objects using a variety of filters such as magnitude, altitude above horizon, type or database. These lists will help you see what objects you have observed and which ones you still need to hunt down. With amazing efficiency, you'll find targets effortlessly with the three-view starhopping charts customized to your equipment. Select your equipment from expanded default database of over 300 Orion, Meade, Celestron and Vixen scopes, binoculars, SBIG, Apogee, FLI and Starlight Express CCD chips, and more.
Improved Digital Settings
The new Pro version 6.0 allows you to take advantage of improved Digital Settings Circles Support for non-motorized telescopes such as Orion SkyQuest IntelliScope, NGCMAX, Lumicon Sky Vector, Discovery Digital Star Finder, Orion SkyWizard III, and Celestron Advanced Astromaster. Or, for more advanced telescopes, you can control your robotic telescope focuser with Computer Controlled Focuser Support (Windows only). Supported models include AstroOptik telescopes, Astrophysics GTO mount, Finger Lakes focusers, Gemini equipped mount, JMI Smart Focus, Meade LX200 and Autostar, Optec TCF-S, and PCFocus. Mac lovers need not feel left out--smoothly track and follow satellites with the Meade LX200 GPS telescope (Mac only).
The Moon
Get to know our closest planet with the new Pro version 6.0--recognize more than 1000 craters, valleys and more instantly with surface feature outlines for the Moon. Once you're done checking-out the moon, you can effortlessly view the locations of 160-plus extrasolar planets. With Pro version 6.0 you can enjoy eight photorealistic Earth horizon panoramas, watch the sunset over Gusev Crater's horizon panorama created with data from Mars Rover Spirit, or explore 10 Moon panoramas taken by Apollo astronauts!
And don't forget, Starry Night Pro 6.0 also includes all the new data and features from Starry Night Enthusiast version 6.0, including the ability to:
- Follow the paths of over 25 interplanetary probes through the solar system
- Zoom in on 3-D models of comets, asteroids, satellites and spacecraft
- Plan observing sessions with Event Finder that instantly displays celestial events, such as lunar and solar eclipses and conjunctions, for months far into the future
- Browse a library of over 100 Starry Night files that demonstrate events such as eclipses, planetary alignments and close-ups of galaxies and planets
Beyond The Moon
The Pro version 6.0 will satisfy amateurs and professionals alike--with Starry Night Pro version 6.0 you can see the sky from any location in the universe up to 700 million light years away, visit 16,000,000 stars, access 500+ million stars online, explore the PGC Catalog of 980,000 galaxies, and much more. You'll get to know just how big (some say infinitely expanding) the universe is with the Zwicky catalog, which contains 9134 clusters, select objects from dozens of databases for double stars, quasars and pulsars, and digitized Sky Survey images. If the rest of the universe isn't big enough for you, you can spend time viewing the Milky Way in 12 wavelengths, from infrared and radio to X-ray. You can even create custom constellation sets, add your own horizon panoramas, and add custom field of view indicators to match your telescope eyepiece, binoculars, CCDs or DSLRs, all with the Pro version 6.0.
What's in the Box
DVD-ROM of Starry Night software for Windows and Macintosh, an exclusive "SkyTheater" DVD with over an hour or original movies about space, Starry Night Companion, a 192-page illustrated astronomy book, and a new, comprehensive 210-page User's Guide.
Product Description
Increase your in-the-field observing success with Starry Night Pro version 6. Use the Events Finder to choose targets, or make your own Observing List for a specific night or for specific objects of interest. Print out three-view starhopping charts customized to your equipment that effortlessly guide you to challenging objects. With extensive data sets, advanced telescope control, and comprehensive observational tools, Starry Night Pro is a powerful program designed for the serious astronomer. Transform your computer into a sophisticated virtual observatory. Smoothly track and follow satellites with the Meade LX200/RCX400 telescopes (Mac only) Recognize 1000+ craters, valleys and more instantly with surface feature outlines for the Moon View the locations of 160+ extrasolar planets Enjoy 8 additional photorealistic Earth horizon panoramas Watch the sun set over Gusev Crater horizon panorama created with data from Mars Rover Spirit Explore Moon panoramas taken by Apollo astronauts Multiple surface maps of Earth, Moon and Mars Customize the sky with 3 additional cloud panoramas Mimic effects of the atmospheric scattering Follow the paths of over 25 interplanetary probes Zoom in on 3-D models of comets, asteroids, satellites and spacecraft Library of over 100 Starry Night files
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Super Star Theatre
A casa tua un autentico planetario con oltre 100.000 stelle che puoi programmare sul giorno e l'ora che vuoi. Super Star Theatre è il planetario portatile più avanzato che ti consente una visione eccezionalmente nitida e brillante del cielo notturno anche in ambienti non perfettamente oscurati. La volta celeste ruota a tre diverse velocità e le stelle cadenti ti sorprenderanno con la loro repentina traiettoria. Chiedigli di mostrarti il cielo stellato nel giorno e nell'ora di tua scelta! Caratteristiche del prodotto:
Primo planetario portatile che mostra 45.000 stelle individuali (sino a magnitudine 8), in aggiunta alle innumerevoli micro stelle che compongono la via lattea
• Funzione stelle cadenti completamente randomizzata
•Telecomando per attivare le principali funzioni e impostare il cielo alla data e ora desiderata
•Angolo di proiezione e messa a fuoco regolabili
•Dimensioni proiettore: 24 cm x 28,5 cm x 24 cm
•Peso proiettore: circa 2,7 kg
•Fonte luminosa: led bianco ad alta luminosità (14 watt)
•Superficie di proiezione: soffitto, parete o altre superfici piane
•Distanza di proiezione: 200-230 cm (messa a fuoco regolabile)
•Area di proiezione: un cerchio di circa 300 cm di diametro
•Unità principale, 3 dischi dell' emisfero boreale: 2 monocromatici (cielo notturno con 120.000, e cielo notturno con le linee delle costellazioni), 1 a colori (cielo notturno con 120.000), alimentatore AC, telecomando, tappo della lente, manuale di istruzioni, guida delle costellazioni.
Dim. Imballo : larghezza 31 cm - altezza 34 cm - profondità 31 cm
Peso : 4.00 Kg.
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Star Theatre
In tutte le aree metropolitane del mondo della volta stellata non c'è più traccia. Abbiamo perso il contatto con quella che è stata per millenni la fonte di ispirazione dei momenti più alti del pensiero umano. Questo planetario ad alta definizione ci consente di prepararci ai rari incontri con il vero firmamento, proiettando sul soffitto di casa un'immagine veritiera ed emozionante del cielo stellato del nostro emisfero ( emisfero boreale ). Due dischi intercambiabili consentono di osservare il cielo notturno come si presenta al nostro sguardo oppure con la mappa delle costellazioni. Con angolo di proiezione e messa a fuoco regolabili, un pratico timer per lo spegnimento automatico e una funzione stelle cadenti. Dim. Imballo : larghezza 23 cm - altezza 22 cm - profondità 17 cm
Peso : 2.03 Kg.
Ref.: 98558 |
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