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. Collimation with a Laser - Orion Telescopes and Binoculars Laser Pointer Bracket for Reflector and Cassegrain Datyson Red Dot Laser Collimator 1.25'' Metal 7 Bright Levels Triple Cemented Lens with 2" Adapter for Reflector Telescope

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Description Lumicon proudly introduces the Laser Pointer Bracket for Reflecting telescopes. Now you can quickly aim your large reflector at your favorite celestial targets without sacrificing comfort. Includes a quick-release laser-ring assembly for transportation and storage. The bracket features a precision T-style dovetail, which maintains alignment when re-attached. Practical anti-oops features are included for operation in-the-dark. The LS3055 is designed to work with standard red and green

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8" f/6 classic tube Dobsonian Telescope by Pinbout, Stellafane 2012.

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Datyson Red Dot Laser Collimator 1.25'' Metal 7 Bright Levels Triple Cemented Lens with 2" Adapter for Reflector Telescope

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8" Deep Field Reflector. W/new high power celestial aiming laser (replaced old optical spotting scope).

Description The Farpoint laser collimators are the very best available. All Farpoint laser collimators have a LIFETIME Alignment Guarantee. We will realign any Farpoint laser collimator for free! A precision-machined alignment tool for 1.25 and 2-inch apertures, this graceful laser collimator is practically indestructible. The 632nm, bright red laser diode is held in place by paired setscrews from four compass points, ensuring true alignment, even after repeated dropping. An aluminum ring protec

Datyson Red Dot Laser Collimator 1.25'' Metal 7 Bright Levels Triple Cemented Lens with 2" Adapter for Reflector Telescope

Zhumell Z10 Deluxe Dobsonian Reflector Telescope

Wednesday, Sept. 3, 2014: A yellow laser beam appears to fan out across the sky over the Allg�u Public Observatory in Ottobeuren, Germany. A long exposure time makes the thin beam spread out in the image, on a night when the observatory was examining the Northern Celestial Pole. The instrument seen here is the facility's 0.6-meter Cassegrain reflector telescope, dating back to 1996. The laser provides a guide star, which can serve as an artificial reference star to help calibrate the ...

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Collimation with a Laser - Orion Telescopes and Binoculars

The green beam of light and red lunar disk are real enough, captured in the early morning hours of April 15. Of course, the reddened lunar disk is easy to explain as the image was taken during this week'stotal lunar eclipse. Immersed in shadow, the eclipsed Moon reflects the dimmed reddened light of all the sunsets and sunrises filtering around the edges of planet Earth, seen in silhouette from a lunar perspective. But the green beam of light really is a laser. Shot from the 3.5-meter telescope at Apache Point Observatory in southern New Mexico, the beam's path is revealed as Earth's atmosphere scatters some of the intense laser light. The laser's target is the Apollo 15 retroreflector, left on the Moon by the astronauts in 1971. By determining the light travel time delay of the returning laser pulse, the experimental team from UC San Diego is able to measure the Earth-Moon distance to millimeter precision and provide a test of General Relativity, Einstein's theory of gravity. Conducting the lunar laser ranging experiment during a total eclipse uses the Earth like a cosmic light switch. With direct sunlight blocked, the reflector's performance is improved over performance when illuminated by sunlight during a normal Full Moon, an effect known as the real Full Moon Curse.