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Schmidt-Cassegrain. Aperture: 152 mm. Focal length: 1500 mm

Catadioptric
Optical design
150
Aperture – the diameter of the light-collecting lens or mirror that the telescope uses to collect light
1500
Focal length – the distance from the primary lens or mirror to the point at which the light is focused
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Product ID 04004
Brand Celestron
EAN 2400000042983
Optical design catadioptric
Optical scheme Schmidt–Cassegrain
Optics coating StarBright XLT
Description
Celestron’s signature orange-tube telescope combines advanced features and excellent optics in one easy-to-use system, the NexStar 6SE. It’s the perfect choice for your first serious telescope, offering striking views at an economical price.

View the Universe’s Most Impressive Celestial Objects The 6SE’s six-inch primary mirror packs enough light-gathering ability to observe the best that the solar system has to offer: Cassini’s Division in Saturn’s rings, the cloud bands on Jupiter, and geographic features on the surface of the Moon. When it comes to deep sky objects, take your 6SE to a dark-sky site and you’ll see hundreds of pinpoint stars in the Hercules Globular Cluster, the spiral arms of the Whirlpool Galaxy, and more.

Advanced Features Let the NexStar SE Grow with You The NexStar SE is compatible with all the high-tech accessories advanced users love. Provide GPS coordinates to your telescope with SkySync, or add automatic alignment functionality with StarSense AutoAlign.

For planetary imaging, pair your NexStar 6SE with one of our Skyris cameras. Or, experiment with wide-field deep sky astroimaging by replacing the telescope’s secondary mirror with a DSLR or astronomical CCD camera with a Fastar/HyperStar lens assembly. From your first observing session and for years to come, the NexStar SE is your trusted companion.

Features:

  • Celestron’s iconic “orange tube” design is updated with all the latest features to provide the best stargazing experience for beginners and experienced observers alike.
  • 6-inch aperture with excellent light-gathering ability provides impressive views of the Moon and planets, along with deep sky objects like the Orion Nebula, while retaining a compact form factor.
  • Fully automated GoTo mount with database of 40,000+ celestial objects automatically locates and tracks objects for you.
  • SkyAlign technology gets your telescope aligned and ready to observe in minutes. Even if you’re unfamiliar with the night sky, you can easily align your telescope on any three bright objects.
  • Unique single fork arm design and sturdy steel tripod all break down into separate components for easy transport and quick assembly.
Specifications
Product ID 04004
Brand Celestron
EAN 2400000042983
Optical design catadioptric
Optical scheme Schmidt–Cassegrain
Optics coating StarBright XLT
Primary mirror diameter (aperture), mm 150
Focal length, mm 1500
Highest practical power, x 354
Aperture ratio f/10
Eyepieces 25mm (60x)
Finderscope red dot, StarPointer
Tripod steel
Mount alt-azimuth
GPS receiver can be connected
Tracking rate sidereal, Lunar, Solar
Autoguider
User level experienced users, professionals
Observed object deep-sky objects, planets of the Solar System
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