National Geographic StarApp70 - 70mm Refractor Telescope w/ Astronomy APP

National Geographic StarApp70 - 70mm Refractor Telescope w/ Astronomy APPThe National Geographic StarApp70 pairs a 70mm refractor with app guided astronomy that walks you through the night sky in real time identify stars, planets, and constellations on your phone while you observe them through the eyepiece. Features Integrated ARTelescope app real time star tracking, constellation overlays, and step by step observing guides on your smartphone 70mm achromatic refractor sharp, high contrast views of the Moons craters,

The National Geographic StarApp70 pairs a 70mm refractor with app-guided astronomy that walks you through the night sky in real time — identify stars, planets, and constellations on your phone while you observe them through the eyepiece.

Features

• Integrated ARTelescope app — real-time star tracking, constellation overlays, and step-by-step observing guides on your smartphone
• 70mm achromatic refractor — sharp, high-contrast views of the Moon’s craters, Saturn’s rings, Jupiter’s moons, and bright star clusters
• 700mm f/10 focal length — a slow focal ratio that excels at planetary and lunar detail with minimal chromatic aberration
• Two Plossl eyepieces (26mm and 9.7mm) plus 2x Barlow lens — four magnification levels from 27x wide-field to 144x planetary close-ups
• Panhandle alt-azimuth mount — smooth single-handle tracking, no learning curve
• Smartphone adapter — snap photos of the Moon and planets directly through the eyepiece
• Full-size adjustable tripod with accessory tray and dew shield — stable platform with everything organized at your feet

Ideal For

• Beginners who want guidance — the app removes the guesswork from finding and identifying objects, making solo sessions productive from night one
• Parents and educators introducing kids to astronomy with an interactive, technology-enhanced experience
• Lunar and planetary observers — the f/10 focal ratio delivers crisp, high-contrast views of the Moon and planets where refractors shine
• Casual astrophotographers who want to capture and share Moon shots without dedicated imaging gear