Description
BRESSER Messier AR-90/500 NANO AZ is a compact achromatic refractor with a lens diameter of 90 mm and a focal length of 500 mm, designed specifically for beginners in astronomy and travel enthusiasts. The telescope collects 200 times more light than the human naked eye, which opens up to the user the impressive world of the night sky even in field conditions. Thanks to the compact dimensions and thoughtful design of the NANO AZ, this instrument is equally convenient for observations from a balcony, a country plot or while traveling. The telescope allows you to examine craters and mountain valleys on the Moon, the rings of Saturn and the Great Red Spot of Jupiter in detail. The kit includes an objective solar filter, which allows you to safely observe the Sun and sunspots. The NANO azimuth mount with intuitive manual control allows you to quickly point the telescope at any object without any technical knowledge. This is the perfect first telescope for those taking their first steps in astronomy and seeking to obtain quality observations without unnecessary complications.
The Bresser Messier AR-90s/500 NANO AZ telescope (4790505) is a short-focus medium-aperture refractor with high-quality optics and a new Nano AZ azimuth mount, convenient for working with lightweight medium-aperture tubes. Short-focus refractors with a lens diameter of 90 mm provide a large field of view and quite wide possibilities for both planetary observations and observations of star clusters, without introducing significant chromatic distortions into the image and remaining affordable. Thanks to the short focus and high aperture, this model will be very interesting for observing extended objects of weaker luminosity, as well as for so-called starry sky excursions. The telescope is delivered almost assembled and with the necessary set of accessories for an immediate start of observations. The telescope is very stable, as it comes complete with a steel mount. The lens of the Bresser Messier AR-90s/500 NANO AZ telescope (4790505) is an achromat with a relative aperture of 1/5.5, due to which the aperture is significantly increased (200 times more light than when observing with the naked eye). The absence of a central shielding in the telescope (compared to the Newtonian system) has a positive effect on the contrast of the image when observing the Moon and details of the disks of planets. The large field of view will allow you to find objects of interest even without using a viewfinder and observe such extended objects as star clusters. The shortened telescope tube is convenient during transportation. For example, you can safely take the telescope on a country trip, where the sky, compared to the city, is darker and where you can examine dim distant objects in much more detail. The telescope is mounted on a new, stable and lightweight single-spring Nano AZ mount, which has a positive effect on both ease of operation and the cost of the telescope. At the same time, the telescope is equipped with a clamp with a standard "Dovetail" mount for fixing on a German-type equatorial mount. High quality image transmission is guaranteed not only by a very stable steel tripod that eliminates minor vibrations, but also by the excellent quality of the lenses. All elements of the optical structures of Bresser Messier telescopes are made of special glass, on which a high-quality coating is applied. This is what allows you to obtain bright and clear images of the observed objects with correct color rendition, both during visual observations and during astrophotography. The telescope includes a long-focus eyepiece SuperPlossl SPL26 mm, an optical viewfinder, a solar filter and a diagonal mirror. A set of accessories will make observations easier and make them more interesting and detailed.
The flagship line of Messier telescopes from the German manufacturer Bresser is distinguished by high assembly quality, precision fitting of optical elements...
