Fix your gaze to the Moon and beyond! With this great entry-level telescope Thames & Kosmos continues its long tradition of inspiring people to reach for the stars. This is a high-quality refractor telescope with glass optics, allowing you to perform many exciting space observations.

With this device, you can examine the Moon and its craters in detail, see Mars, Saturn, Jupiter and other planets! The telescope is also perfect for terrestrial observations. The kit includes everything you need to start your astronomical adventure, including a stable aluminum tripodand a detailed instruction booklet to help you prepare the telescope for use.

• High-quality optics: this refractor telescope has high-quality glass optical lenses, a 400 mm focal lengthand a 40 mm objective lens.

• Two magnification levels: observe celestial bodies with 20x and 100x magnification provided by two interchangeable eyepieces (20 mm and 4 mm).

• Complete set for observing: The set includes everything you need to start observing : a sturdy aluminum table tripod , a finderscope for finding objects citation-end-380">and built-in compass.

• Impressive views: you can study the Moon and its craters in detail , observe the planets , or even use the telescope to observe distant objects on Earth.

What do children learn?

• Basics of astronomy: practically get acquainted with celestial bodies - the Moon, planets, stars.

• Using scientific instruments: the child learns to assemble, adjust and use a telescope, to understand the principles of its operation.

• Patience and attention: in order to find and focus on a celestial object, concentration, patience and attention to detail are required.

• Knowledge of the world: encourages interest in science, the universe and natural phenomena, broadens horizons.

Who is this toy especially suitable for?

• For young astronomers who are just starting out, it is the perfect first telescope.

• For curious children and teenagers who are interested in space and science.

• For family evenings exploring the night sky together.

Safety and Care

• Safety: NEVER look at the sun through a telescope without a special solar filter. This can permanently damage your eyesight.

• Care: When not in use, cover the lenses with protective dust caps. Protect the telescope from impacts.