Celestron 21048 PowerSeeker 80EQ Telescope The Celestron PowerSeeker Telescope is an entry-level telescope suitable for children, families and observation enthusiasts who want to take the first step into astronomy observations.

You can observe planets, the moon, star clusters, brighter, deeper sky objects such as the Orion Nebula and the Andromeda Galaxy.

Suitable for terrestrial and astronomical observation.

Fully coated glass optical components with high transmission coatings for enhanced photo brightness and clarity.

Accessories include 20mm and 4mm lens, upright image diagonal, finder binoculars and 3x Barlow lenses.

Two eyepieces offer different magnifications for low and high power vision.

3x Barlow lenses triple the magnification power of each eye lens.

With the Starry Night Software, you can download Celestron's Starry Night Software to learn about constellations and planet positions, and print star charts for an upcoming observation session.

What's more, you can learn how to identify stars and more with their resources.

Warranty Information 2 YearsOptical Design refractoryDiaphragm 80 mmFocal Length 900mm (35 inches)Focal Length f/11Focal Length of Eyepiece 1 20 mm (0.79 inches) Magnification of Eyepiece 1 45xFocal Length of Eyepiece 2 4 mm (0.16 inches) Magnification of Eyepiece 2 225xBarlow Lens 3xFinder Scope 5x24Star Diagonal 1.25 inches, upright cross-image Accessory Tray Tool-less tray with lens holderTripod AluminumHighest Usable Magnification 189xMost Usable Magnification 11xLimating Star Size 12Solution (Rayleigh) 1.74 arc secondsSolution (Dawes) 1.45 arc secondsLight Gathering Power (Compared with human eye) 131xViewing Field of View 1.2°Linear Field of View (@1000 yds) 61 ft (19 m)Optical Coatings MultiplexingOptic Tube Length 965 mm (38 in)Total Telescope Weight 19 Meters (8.62kg)Software Starry Night Basic Edition and SkyPort Basic SoftwareApplication of Eyepiece is never suitable for use with the naked eye or direct sunlight (not suitable for use).

It may cause permanent and irreversible eye damage.

Never use your optics to project an image of the sun onto any surface.

Internal heat build-up can damage the optics and all accessories attached to it.

Never leave your optics unsupervised.

Make sure an adult familiar with proper operating procedures is always with your optic, especially around children.