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Experience astronomy with BRESSER

Large selection of telescopes and accessories - for beginners and professionals


Light and robust case for SX mounts with storage space for the STAR BOOK ONE control
599,00 € *
69,00 € * Shipping Weight 0.26 kg
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Vixen Universal Tripod Accessory Pouch
Practical bag that securely stores an extra photo lens, the Polarie U mount, battery packs or other accessories close at hand
32,00 € 16,00 € * Shipping Weight 0.3 kg
Shutter cable for time-lapse recording with the POLARIE U Star Tracker
16,90 € *
Make your AXJ mount more comfortable and precise with high precision encoders
1.785,00 € * Shipping Weight 1 kg
The dew cap is designed specifically for Vixen's 200 mm aperture optics and prevents fogging of your optics due to humidity and protects the telescope from stray light
59,00 € * Shipping Weight 0.5 kg
This adapter ring enables you to take colour and nebula filters with M48 and M52 thread
55,00 € * Shipping Weight 0.1 kg More information
With the Vixen POLARIE U PF-L II Polar Finder set, you simply align the POLARIE U over 3 stars exactly to the celestial pole.
325,00 € *
Polar finder bracket for mounting an existing polar finder of the AP or SX mount to the Polarie U Star Tracker photo mount
59,00 € * Shipping Weight 0.2 kg
The Vixen POLARIE U Star Tracker allows you to take sharp and precise photographs of stars and the night sky, and is perfect for air travel thanks to its lightweight design
599,00 € * Shipping Weight 1 kg
The Vixen Objective Heater 360 IV reliably protects the optics from dew fogging and is also well suited for eyepieces.
89,00 € * Shipping Weight 0.1 kg More information
Precisely fitting transport case for the VSD90SS astrograph made of robust Plapearl material
399,00 € *
High-quality CNC-milled aluminium tube clamp for VSD90ss with non-slip locking screw
249,00 € *
Very fast 90 mm high performance astrograph for demanding astrophotographers and observers with 5 lens elements in 5 groups, "Made in Japan"
6.399,00 € *
New Vixen SD115SII apochromatic high-performance refractor with FPL53 SD glass and improved optical properties for demanding observers and astrophotographers
3.099,00 € * Shipping Weight 10 kg
New Vixen SD103SII apochromatic high-performance refractor with FPL53 SD glass and improved optical properties for demanding observers and astrophotographers
2.199,00 € * Shipping Weight 8.5 kg
New Vixen SD81SII high performance apochromatic refractor with FPL53 SD-glass for demanding observers and astrophotographers with improved optical properties.
1.349,00 € * Shipping Weight 4.3 kg
AP mount base for converting the AP and AP-SM mount to an APZ azimuthal mount with a load capacity of 8 kg
119,00 € * Shipping Weight 0.85 kg
High-precision Vixen SX2WL EQ GoTo mount with Wifi module for control via smartphone or tablet - Made in Japan.
1.799,00 € * Shipping Weight 12.5 kg
High-precision Vixen SXD2WL EQ GoTo mount with Wifi module for control via smartphone or tablet - Made in Japan.
2.799,00 € * Shipping Weight 17.7 kg
Vixen Wifi adapter for wireless control of your Vixen EQ mount using tablet or smartphone
299,00 € * Shipping Weight 0.2 kg More information
SX2WL SD103SII complete telescope set with GoTo mount, tripod, eyepieces and modern control via smartphone or tablet
4.349,00 € *
Professional Newtonian telescope with 200 mm aperture, optimised for photography and with ultra-modern GoTo mount with Wifi module for control via smartphone and tablet
4.169,00 € *
Professional Cassegrain telescope set, complete with 200 mm aperture, flattner for photography and ultra-modern GoTo mount with WiFi module for control via smartphone and tablet
4.949,00 € *
SX2WL SD81SII complete telescope set with GoTo mount, tripod, eyepieces and modern control via smartphone or tablet
3.499,00 € *
SX2WL A105M II complete telescope set with GoTo mount, tripod, eyepieces and modern control via smartphone or tablet
3.249,00 € *
SX2WL A80Mf complete telescope set with GoTo mount, tripod, eyepieces and modern control via smartphone or tablet
2.499,00 € *
Enjoy stunning views of the night sky with these special binoculars for observing the constellations and the Milky Way with 2.1 x magnification
349,00 € * Shipping Weight 0.556 kg
Large binoculars with ED glass 70 mm objectives, for aesthetic observation of the starry sky, nature and landscape
1.809,00 € * Shipping Weight 5 kg More information
Lightweight, ergonomic binoculars with image stabilizer and very large vibration correction angle of ± 3 degrees and long operating time of 12 hours
719,00 € * Shipping Weight 0.8 kg
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VIXEN 35655 Carry Bag for OTA & tripod
In this high-quality transport bag, your telescope tube or tripod is safely stowed away on the go
93,00 € 47,00 € * Shipping Weight 1.218 kg
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Vixen VC200L Optical tube
Professional Cassegrain telescope with 200 mm aperture and flattener for observing and photographing planets, planetary nebula and other small night sky objects
2.299,00 € 1.499,00 € * Shipping Weight 7 kg
Complete Vixen telescope set with mount, tripod, eyepieces and high-quality 80 mm ED apochromat telescope - delivering excellent image sharpness and high contrast views of celestial objects
1.299,00 € * Shipping Weight 15 kg
Very high-quality 130-mm mirror telescope for beginners and advanced users with user-friendly mount, tripod, and extensive accessories
599,00 € * Shipping Weight 12 kg
Very high-quality telescope set with extensive accessories for an easy start in astronomy
599,00 € * Shipping Weight 12 kg
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Vixen Porta II azimuthal mount
Lightweight, easy-to-use AZ mount with Vixen standard dovetail adapter and fine adjustment wheel for both axes
325,00 € 249,00 € * Shipping Weight 3 kg
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Vixen camera adapter for eyepiece projection
Camera adapter for photographing the moon and planets using SLR cameras, C mounts or CCD cameras
99,00 € 69,00 € * Shipping Weight 0.5 kg
NPL eyepieces offer an outstanding price/performance ratio as well as excellent colour correction, contrast and sharpness.
65,00 € * Shipping Weight 0.2 kg
49,00 € * Shipping Weight 0.25 kg
55,00 € * Shipping Weight 0.1 kg
T-ring for connecting Pentax K, Ricoh and Cosina cameras to a camera adapter
28,00 € * Shipping Weight 0.1 kg
T-ring for connecting Canon EOS cameras to microscopes, telescopes and T2 lenses using an additional camera adapter
28,00 € * Shipping Weight 0.1 kg
T2 ring for connecting Nikon cameras to microscopes and telescopes
28,00 € * Shipping Weight 0.1 kg

Experience astronomy with Bresser

For thousands of years, people have been studying the stars in the sky. Particularly conspicuously arranged groups of stars were named long ago - and these names are still found in the signs of the zodiac today. Astronomy has undergone a breathtaking development up to the present day - and there is no end to this development in sight. Galileo was the first person to look at the sky with a telescope 300 years ago - in 1991, the first astronomical telescope (Hubble) was placed in space.

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Even today, astronomers like Galileo begin the first observations with the naked eye. The basic prerequisite for this is, of course, a clear starry sky. That is why astronomers do not wish for friendly greetings at the end of a forum entry, for example, but for Clear Skies (cs abbreviated). No less important is the location of the sky observer: the best observing results can be achieved in a dark location, without any disturbing lights nearby.

Every beginning is difficult: At first, every beginning astronomer finds the first observations difficult, since stars and constellations are always in motion and change position in the sky depending on the season, date and time. One exception is Polaris in the constellation of the "Little Bear". Pole Star is always at the same place in the starry sky in the north and can be found there all year round. The arrangement of the stars, however, depends on the date and time - they rotate slowly counterclockwise around Polaris. Read our big Bresser Telescope Primer, here to learn more about astronomy.

When observing stars with a telescope, it quickly becomes clear that they disappear from the field of view after a few minutes. To compensate for this effect, there are equatorial mounts with an exact hour axis that can be tracked manually or fully automatically. This allows you to follow the exact movement of a star.

 

To the accessories for your telescope!

With Lunt Solarsystems, we offer you high-quality solar telescopes for observing the sun without danger: Marvel at massive prominences, groups of sunspots, powerful energy bursts and much more. Whether you need a complete solar telescope or the appropriate solar filters for retrofitting a normal telescope, we offer you the optimal and safe solution for impressive observations of the sun in the different wavelength ranges H-alpha, Ca-K und white light. Of course you will also find suitable accessories from special adapters to H-Alpha optimised eyepieces.

 

To the solar telescopes!

With the telescopes from EXPLORE SCIENTIFIC , we offer you a wide range of products for advanced amateur astronomers. These telescopes have won numerous awards thanks to a high level of innovation, decades of experience as well as close cooperation with amateur astronomers all over the world.

 

To the telescopes for advanced and experts!!

Even today, astronomers like Galileo begin the first observations with the naked eye. The basic prerequisite for this is, of course, a clear starry sky. That is why astronomers do not wish for friendly greetings at the end of a forum entry, for example, but for Clear Skies (cs abbreviated). No less important is the location of the sky observer: the best observing results can be achieved in a dark location, without any disturbing lights nearby.

Every beginning is difficult: At first, every beginning astronomer finds the first observations difficult, because stars and constellations are always in motion and change position in the sky depending on the season, date and time. One exception is Polaris in the constellation of the Little Bear. The Pole Star is always at the same place in the starry sky in the north and can be found there all year round. However, the arrangement of the celestial bodies depends on the date and time - they rotate slowly counterclockwise around Polaris. For starters, the following video is very informative about how important the mount is for a telescope.

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