Celestron 114LCM Computerized Telescope with Motorized Altazimuth Mount (31150)

What makes the Celestron 114 LCM, 114mm ( 4.5" ) Newtonian Reflector Telescope stand out is its advanced star-locating technology, previously only found in observatory-grade telescopes, now made accessible for amateur astronomers and stargazers. This high-quality, durable telescope is equipped with a lightweight computerized mount with GOTO slewing, enabling automatic location of thousands of celestial objects. To initiate your stargazing journey, simply execute the user-friendly SkyAlign alignment procedure. By centering any three bright objects in the telescope's eyepiece, the 114 LCM calculates the time, date, and location, aligning itself with the night sky.

The hand control's extensive database allows you to select any star, planet, galaxy, or nebulae. Within moments, the 114 LCM centers your chosen object in the eyepiece and tracks its movement across the sky. If you're seeking new celestial objects to observe, the Sky Tour button generates a list of the best celestial objects currently visible. The 114 LCM's precision optics, the largest in the LCM beginner telescope family, offer detailed views of our Solar System and beyond. From the moons of Jupiter to the rings of Saturn, the Orion Nebula, Pleiades Star Cluster, and even the craters of the Moon, this telescope brings the universe to your backyard.

The Celestron 114 LCM is not just a telescope; it's a comprehensive stargazing package. It comes with an adjustable aluminum tripod, two high-quality eyepieces, and a red dot finderscope. To enrich your astronomical exploration, download Celestron's free SkyPortal app, which provides audio descriptions of popular celestial objects on your iOS or Android device. This advanced yet portable telescope is designed to grow with you as you delve deeper into astronomy. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned stargazer, the Celestron 114 LCM, 114mm ( 4.5" ) Newtonian Reflector Telescope is your reliable companion for exploring the night sky.