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Sharpstar SCA260 V2 Aspherical Cassegrain AstrographJupiter

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Apertura Plössl 25mm

52× • 1.0° • 5.0mm exit pupil

Jupiter sits small in this field — a shorter eyepiece brings out the cloud belts.

Good fits for Jupiter

Wide field

Widest views — large nebulae & open clusters

General

Everyday deep-sky & the Moon

Planetary

Planets, double stars & fine detail

Picked for Jupiter through the Sharpstar SCA260 V2 Aspherical Cassegrain Astrograph. All 102 eyepieces are in “Change eyepiece or camera”.

← 1.0° → true field

52° apparent field

Jupiter

Mount follows the sky · 14.54″/s W at δ +14.8° · crossing 4m 08s

Apertura Plössl 25mm

Selected by Skynocular

Poor fit· Apertura Plössl 25mm on the Sharpstar SCA260 V2 Aspherical Cassegrain Astrograph

Why this eyepiece?

Try a shorter focal length eyepiece for more detail

Cloud bands and the four Galilean moons are visible in almost any telescope.