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Moonshotjr Astroshot Kids Telescope - Educational Astronomy Toy Telescope, 20X 30X 40X Magnification, Finderscope, Tripod, Objective Lens, Mobile Holder | Beginners Travel Telescope (Off White)
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About Moonshotjr Astroshot Kids Telescope - Educational
Astroshot kit contains an educational telescope designed for kids to perform scientific experiments. The educational toy telescope introduces kids to the magical celestial world and allows them to develop interest in science and nature. This educational kit aims to bestow environmental awareness to kids. What kids learn from this kit? This educational toy telescope helps the kids to experience the nature of scientific experiments, logical thinking and emotional inspiration, great environmental awareness, and inherit qualities like diligence and patience. Astroshot Kit includes: Eyepiece (20X, 30X, 40X) Finderscope Angle adjustment lever Tripod Mobile phone holder Objective lens Focus Knob Horizontal lock for main telescope Assembling Astroshot: Take out and unfold the tripod Then attach the tripod to the telescope head Insert the screw into the hole of the telescope and secure it by tightening the nut on the other side Attach the finderscope and the angle adjustment lever to the telescope Remove the telescope lens cap and finderscope cap Insert the desired eyepiece into the telescope and secure by turning the knob Move the angle adjustment lever to point the telescope at your target Turn the focus knob to gain the clear image Using Your Smartphone Put your smartphone on the holder Make sure the phone camera is aligned with the hole in the holder. Fix the smartphone holder to the eyepiece. Turn on the camera, then turn the focus knob to gain the clear image It’s not a astronomy telescope, it is for role play to encourage kids to get into astronomy.
