Unistellar eVscope eQuinox Telescope
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The Unistellar eVscope eQuinox Telescope is a powerful & smart scientific tool for you to explore the beauty of deep space & conduct hands-on science without advanced training. By setting up the eQuinox in a few seconds and visiting through your smartphone or tablet, you can easily explore numerous deep-space objects & share the view with up to 10 people who connect their devices to the eQuinox.
The eVscope eQuinox is also a smart, dynamic scientific tool. Starting on day 1, you can conduct valuable space science with astronomers from the SETI Institute and other institutions. Protect Earth by detecting a hazardous asteroid. Discover and confirm the existence of a hot Jupiter around a distant star. Uncover the mysteries of a comet or supernova.
Unistellar Network As part of the Unistellar Network, eQuinox users get to exchange in dialogue with professional astronomers and space aficionados. Hear about projections, plan observations, get help capturing a target, and receive actionable tips for collecting and submitting data. Learn about light curves and data modeling, have your observations confirmed, and see your data put into action through charts, visuals, and 3D prints. Citizen Science The Unistellar Network is the first global community of citizen astronomers, 5 000 strong and counting.
With the eVscope eQuinox, you can enjoy the beauty of deep space, protect the planet against near-earth asteroids, conduct hands-on science, and so much more
With the push of a button and tap of the app, your eQuinox recommends the most spectacular targets and launches into deep-space observations, in minutes
100x more powerful than a regular telescope. Technology that allows a live observation of faint objects thanks to the live accumulation of the light we receive from them
Our system instantly recognizes the objects in its field of view by comparing what it sees with a coordinates database of tens of millions of stars
The Unistellar Network is the first global community of citizen astronomers, 5 000 strong and counting
| Eyepiece | No |
|---|---|
| Focal | 450mm |
| Field of View | 17 arcmin x, 37 arcmin |
| Resolving Power | 1.72 arcsec |
| Mirror Diameter | 4.5 inches |
| Mount | Motorized Alt-Az |
| Weight | 9kg |
| Storage Capacity | 64GB |
| Sensor | Sony IMX224 |
| Backpack | Order Separately |
| Mount Type | Tripod |
| Magnification | 50 |
| Objective Lens Size | 114 millimeter |
| Battery | Required, Not Included |
| Dimensions | 30 x 48 x 78 cm |
| Weight | 8.9 Kg |
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