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Could someone explain something to me, I'm pretty clueless when it
comes to telescopes and eyepieces? I have a Celestron 114mm telescope with two eyepieces, a 25mm SMA 1 1/4" and a 10mm SMA 1 1/4". They are what came with it. Why is it, things are larger with the 10mm than with the 25mm? Also, I tried to look at Mars the other night and all I saw was an orange dot (Iowa, USA 11:30pm 8/23/03). What can I expect to be able to see with a 114mm telescope. Can I buy an eye piece that will allow me to see more detail, or is my telescope just too small? Thanks. p8oust7eh+ |
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