Gakken Science Astronomical Telescope: Space Observation Super Beginner's Kit

Gakken Science" Volume 7! - A Real Experience Kit Connecting to the World -

"Gakken Science" delivers a truly authentic science experience with a kit of "astronomical telescopes," the magazine with detailed introductions to celestial bodies, the Gakken Manga "Secret Series," and the free online community "Asobunda Laboratory."

[Kit Contents] Includes the "astronomical telescope body" with its stylish golden barrel, two eyepieces with low magnification (15x) and high magnification (45x), and a "smartphone guide ring" for smartphone photography. The body has a threaded hole for attaching a tripod. *Tripod not included in the kit.

[Telescope Features] (Kepler-style telescope with a total length of 46cm and a diameter of 6cm) This is a professional astronomical telescope (commonly known as a G-Telescope) aimed at beginners. - Objective Lens: Large 46mm diameter. Uses an achromatic lens made of optical glass. Minimal color bleeding ensures incredibly clear observations. The focal length is 400mm.

Eyepieces: 15x and 45x eyepieces allow you to observe lunar craters, Saturn's rings, Jupiter and its moons (Galilean moons), and Albireo (the double star) in Cygnus. The lenses are made of optical glass. The eyepiece opening has an American-sized 31.7mm diameter.

Photography Accessories: Includes guide rings to assist with astronomical photography with your smartphone. Explore the infinite expanse of space with this authentic astronomical telescope, bringing the cosmos closer to you.

Note: A camera or video tripod is required to observe celestial bodies with the telescope. Purchase separately.

●This magazine develops creativity and thinking skills. This magazine is divided into three sections: "The Moon," "Planets," and "Stars and Constellations." It provides detailed explanations of recommended celestial bodies, including observation tips and highlights. The editorial team's carefully selected "Detailed Explanation of Recommended Craters on the Moon" is a must-see. It also features interviews with Taichi Masu, an assistant professor at the Harris Institute for Physical and Chemical Research at Doshisha University, a science manga by the wildly popular "Uetani Couple," an AR app by the AR Three Brothers, and videos linked to the articles, making it a site you'll want to read again and again. All kanji characters are accompanied by furigana, so children can read through the entire article independently.

●An online community for readers and our editorial team! "Gakken Science Play Laboratory" "Gakken Science Play Laboratory" is a free online community where readers and our editorial team can come together and enjoy science. You can participate in live workshops hosted by our editorial team, share how to play with kits, and enjoy a variety of exclusive online experiences. Because it's tightly managed by our editorial team, it's a recommended community site for beginners to social media.