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This may be the perfect first telescope for your child or grandchild to foster their wonder of the universe we live in and to give them a hands-on experience that often leads to a lifetime interest in science. Lightweight and highly portable, the National Geographic 50mm Alt-azimuth telescope makes it easy to explore the celestial and terrestrial at a moment’s notice. This telescope comes with a panhandle mount control that makes it easy to move while setting angles. Its air-spaced double achromatic refractor has a true 50mm optical glass aperture that can reveal wonders like the intricacies of the lunar terrain or some of the brighter deep sky objects. Make the most of your explorations with this advanced National Geographic sky telescope.
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