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    Binorum Galileo 60/700 AZ2 Beginners Telescope
  • Binorum Galileo 60/700 AZ2 Beginner's Telescope

    • Article No.: 77043
    • Manufactured by: Binorum
    • Shipping weight: 3.8 kg

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Binorum Galileo 60/700 - Follow in the Footsteps of History's Greatest Astronomer

A Telescope with a Story

In 1609, Galileo Galilei built the world's first astronomical telescope and gave this revolutionary instrument its name. Through his modest lens, he discovered Moon craters, Jupiter's four largest moons, Venus's phases, sunspots, and even glimpsed Saturn's rings (though he couldn't quite figure out what those mysterious "appendages" were!).

Galileo's best telescope had a 58mm main lens. The Binorum Galileo 60/700 telescope features a 60mm lens with optical quality far superior to anything possible in the 17th century. This means you can repeat all of Galileo's groundbreaking discoveries – and then go much further.

A Real Telescope, Not a Toy

Let's be clear: this is a fully functional astronomical instrument. Yes, we recommend it as an ideal first telescope for school-age children interested in astronomy, but it's not a plastic toy that will end up forgotten in a closet. This is genuine scientific equipment capable of serious observations.

The stunning red metallic finish makes it look as impressive as it performs – a telescope that kids will be proud to own and excited to use.

What You'll Discover

With the Binorum Galileo, young astronomers can make the same historic discoveries that changed our understanding of the universe:

The Moon: See thousands of craters, mountain ranges, and ancient lava seas – just like Galileo did over 400 years ago

Jupiter's Moons: Spot the four Galilean moons (Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto) and watch them change positions from night to night

Venus: Observe the phases of Venus, from crescent to full, proving it orbits the Sun

Saturn: Unlike Galileo, you'll clearly see Saturn's magnificent rings – modern optics reveal what puzzled him

The Sun: With proper solar filter (available separately), safely observe sunspots

And Beyond: Explore star clusters, nebulae, and other wonders Galileo never imagined

Designed for Young Explorers

The lightweight aluminum tripod adjusts from 80cm to 120cm height, growing with your young astronomer. The simple azimuthal mount moves naturally up-down and left-right – no complicated mechanisms to confuse beginners. Point it at something interesting and start observing!

Complete Observatory in a Box

Everything needed for a night under the stars comes included:

Three quality eyepieces providing 28×, 70×, and 117× magnification – perfect range for exploring everything from wide star fields to planetary details

Optical finder scope to help locate objects quickly and easily

Adjustable aluminum tripod for stable viewing at comfortable heights

Complete instructions to get started immediately

Enhance Your Experience (Optional Accessories)

Moon Filter Binorum Moon 1.25″ Premium Neutral Density Filter: Reduces glare when observing the bright full Moon, revealing more detail

Solar Filter [77008]: Enables safe observation of sunspots and solar eclipses

Smartphone Adapter Smartphone adapter Binorum: Capture photos of the Moon and planets to share with friends and family

More Than Just a Telescope

The Binorum Galileo is a gateway to science, history, and wonder. It's a tool that teaches patience, observation skills, and scientific thinking. It's proof that the same universe Galileo explored is still there, waiting for each new generation to discover it.

Imagine the excitement when your child sees Jupiter's moons for the first time, or realizes those "tiny dots" around Saturn are actually rings. These are moments that inspire lifelong curiosity about science and our place in the cosmos.

Perfect For

School-age children (8+) with budding interest in astronomy

Educational gifts that combine learning with genuine excitement

Family astronomy nights – an activity everyone can enjoy together

Science projects and school assignments about astronomy

Young scientists ready for their first real research instrument

Begin Your Astronomical Adventure

In 1609, Galileo pointed his telescope skyward and changed history. Today, your young astronomer can experience those same moments of discovery with equipment that would have amazed Galileo himself.

The Binorum Galileo 60/700 combines historical inspiration with modern optical quality, all in a beautiful red metallic design that looks fantastic and performs even better. It's not just a telescope – it's an invitation to explore, discover, and wonder.

The universe is waiting. All you need is a clear night and a curious mind. Order your Binorum Galileo telescope today and let the discoveries begin!

Specifications

Type of telescope: Achromatic refractors
Optical scheme: Achromat
Focal length: 700 mm
Aperture: 60 mm (2.4″)
Aperture ratio: 11.6
Resolving capacity: 1.92"
Limiting magnitude: 10.7 magnitude
Light gathering capacity: 73x
Product range: Perfect
Max. useful magnification: 120x
Connection type: 1.25″
Mounting: Azimuthal
Recommended for: Kids, Beginner
Application area: Deep Sky observation, Planets observation
Package contents of "Binorum Galileo 60/700 AZ2 Beginner's Telescope":
✅ Astronomical telescope
✅ Lightweight tripod with a maximum height of 120 cm
✅ Kellner eyepiece 1.25″ 6 mm (117× magnification)
✅ Kellner eyepiece 1.25″ 10 mm (70× magnification)
✅ Kellner eyepiece 1.25″ 25 mm (28× magnification)
✅ Finder scope

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The recommended magnification is highlighted in yellow.
D = telescope aperture in millimeters

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