Sky & Telescope&
Availability: Item has been discontinued by the manufacturer
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This Sky & Telescope Map of the Moon's near side identifies 300 craters by name, plus dozens of other features on a new, easy-to-read mosaic image. Great for use at the telescope too. Both versions are laminated and will last for years.
In the "Standard" version, the Moon is shown north up, the way it appears in binoculars.
In the "Mirror-Image" version, the image has been flipped left to right to show a mirror-reversed, north up lunar disk, as it appears in telescopes with an odd number of reflections.(If your scope-eyepiece configuration shows the Moon mirror-reversed with south up, simply turn this map upside down.)
| Product Banner Type | discontinued |
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| Free Shipping Graphic | Free US Shipping |
| Hide Found a better Shipped Price on Frontend? | No |
This Sky & Telescope Map of the Moon's near side identifies 300 craters by name, plus dozens of other features on a new, easy-to-read mosaic image. Great for use at the telescope too. Both versions are laminated and will last for years.
In the "Standard" version, the Moon is shown north up, the way it appears in binoculars.
In the "Mirror-Image" version, the image has been flipped left to right to show a mirror-reversed, north up lunar disk, as it appears in telescopes with an odd number of reflections.(If your scope-eyepiece configuration shows the Moon mirror-reversed with south up, simply turn this map upside down.)
| Product Banner Type | discontinued |
|---|---|
| Free Shipping Graphic | Free US Shipping |
| Hide Found a better Shipped Price on Frontend? | No |