Your Time-Machine-to-the-Stars is Ready to Blast-off
Posted: October 4, 2010 Filed under: Astronomical Societies, astronomy, astronomy equipment, Celestron, Celestron EdgeHD Series Telescopes, entertainment, NASA, Schmidt-Cassegrain telescopes, telescope manufacturers, telescopes | Tags: astronomy, Celestron, Celestron EdgeHD Series Telescopes, Journey to the Beginning of Space and Time, Schmidt-Cassegrain telescopes, SCTs, telescopes, time machine to the stars 1 Comment »Journey to the Beginning of Space and Time in a Celestron EdgeHD Series Telescope
Space travellers looking to “Journey to the Beginning of Space and Time” need to travel to infinity and back using the best time-machine-to-the-stars they can find. Celestron’s new Celestron EdgeHD Series Schmidt-Cassegrain telescopes are the perfect time-machine-to-the-stars for the young traveller looking to “Journey to the Beginning of Space and Time, or the veteran space traveller wanting to try out a new spaceship to the stars. Celestron EdgeHD Series Schmidt Cassegrain telescopes are available in sizes ranging from 8 to 14 inches and have a built-in field flattener/coma corrector in the baffle tube that according to the designers and engineers at Celestron eliminates a lot of the unwanted star bloat that can plague photos taken with conventional SCTs. Add in the enhanced focuser that engineers designed for the Celestron EdgeHD Series telescopes to reduce the image shift problems users of SCTs have noted and your time-machine-to-the-stars is ready to blast-off.

