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Zhumell 10-inch Dobsonian Reflector Telescope
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Anyone who has spent much time in the field looking at stars with amateur astronomers is sure to have heard the term "light bucket". Effective yet inexpensive, "light buckets" provide amateur astronomers with the aperture needed to view faint deep sky object. With the quality and precision designed into the Zhumell Dobson 10", you can have a really[Read More]
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Zhumell Kepler 152mm Refractor Telescope
Posted on15. Nov, 2009 by admin.
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Nearly 400 years ago, an German mathematician would enable us to view our solar system better than we ever had before. By recognizing that planets moved in an eliptical orbit and developing an optical system on which todays refractor telescopes are still based, Kepler would allow generations of astronomers to closely study the planets of our solar [Read More]
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Zhumell DOB-8 8-inch Dobsonian Reflector Telescope
Posted on15. Nov, 2009 by admin.
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Anyone who has spent much time in the field looking at stars with amateur astronomers is sure to have heard the term "light bucket". Effective yet inexpensive, "light buckets" provide amateur astronomers with the aperture needed to view faint deep sky object. With the quality and precision designed into the Zhumell Dobson 8", you can have a really [Read More]
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