Can you see the moon?
1540707
The item is at my grandchildren's home. I'm not sure they have looked at the moon but they do talk a lot about the stars. I'm sorry I am not much help.
1540708
Yes, you can see the Moon with the 09881 Observer 70 refractor! It comes with two eyepieces giving you 28x, 70x. You may want more magnification so we suggest getting the Orion 2x Shorty Barlow. It goes where you usually put the eyepiece and then the eyepiece goes in the back of the Barlow tem # 08711. If the Moon is too bright for comfort you might consider our 25% Moon filter that will screw into the silver end of either eyepiece Item # 05598. All the best!
1611079
Moon will look great. You will see its landscapes with good detail. You can see the craters clearly. You will also see Jupiter's sattelites an Jupiter itself will look like a ball with the equatorial strips clearly visible. Saturn will be small, but even so, it looks wonderful. You will see the rings without problem. M42 nebula is also observable and a great view. Jewel box is a show through this Celestron.
607338
This is a perfect starter telescope for your daughter. She will be able to see the moon-even the craters on the moon! There is a free online video that shows how to set the MoonScope up and use it for the first time.
888932
You can see the moon pretty well with these, but it's a lot closer to Earth than Jupiter. You can see Jupiter and it's moons though, but nowhere near close enough to see its red spot. Through this magnification Jupiter is still pretty much just a bright dot and the moons are four tiny dots around it.
1652454
This is for celestrial AND terrestrial viewing. yes, you can look at the whales. And yes, you can view the beautiful night sky:D
386672
A lot of moon. On a clear sky if you are lucky a glimpse of Mars and Jupiter
2035036
Yes, you can see but you have to turn the feature on. It has a zoom so you can see real close.
1611083
Moon will look great. You will see its landscapes with good detail. You can see the craters clearly.You will also see Jupiter's sattelites an Jupiter itself will look like a ball with the equatorial strips clearly visible. Saturn will be small, but even so, it looks wonderful. You will see the rings without problem. M42 nebula is also observable and a great view. Jewel box is a show through this Celestron.
1546872
No, this telescope is perfect to see the moon but other planets or galaxies is too much for him. Also you can't use the Canon EOS 60D, it wont fit.
1504705
I didn't have chance to go beyond the moon. Moon is perfect for this telescope. You can see all details. I'm living in the city its kinds of hard to see the stars because of the reflection of the city lights. I advice you to go whenever no lights and try.
2280904
Definitely yes. Saturn's ring and Jupiter's moons are clearly visible. Phases of Venus are also visible. Mars looks like a red disk (not just a small dot).
2107779
I was asked this a couple months ago and since have looked at the moon- it was very clear and completely filled the viewfinder.
1069763
You can see the Moon and Saturn with your naked eyes and binoculars, so I think the question is "How much detail can I see with this telescope?" The answer to that is that the surface of the moon is pretty amazing. You can see lots of detail on moon craters, particularly when the moon is a crescent. The full moon will be VERY bright through this telescope and is best viewed using a moon filter. Saturn also looks very neat. You can see the rings and even a little bit of surface coloration if you have very clear skies. But Saturn will at most appear to be the size of a pea at greatest magnification. You can see the Moon and Saturn with your naked eyes and binoculars, so I think the question is "How much detail can I see with this telescope?" The answer to that is that the surface of the moon is pretty amazing. You can see lots of detail on moon craters, particularly when the moon is a crescent. The full moon will be VERY bright through this telescope and is best viewed using a moon filter. Saturn also looks very neat. You can see the rings and even a little bit of surface coloration if you have very clear skies. But Saturn will at most appear to be the size of a pea at... » Read More You can see the Moon and Saturn with your naked eyes and binoculars, so I think the question is "How much detail can I see with this telescope?" The answer to that is that the surface of the moon is pretty amazing. You can see lots of detail on moon craters, particularly when the moon is a crescent. The full moon will be VERY bright through this telescope and is best viewed using a moon filter. Saturn also looks very neat. You can see the rings and even a little bit of surface coloration if you have very clear skies. But Saturn will at most appear to be the size of a pea at greatest magnification. « Show Less
982274
I think the video capabilities are very good. I did a short video shot of the moon using the zoom and it came out great. You could see the moon tracking across the sky. Very cool.
2055244
I don't know. We don't have a moon roof. You probably can, but it would cover the moon roof.
1069759
Lunar surface is very good. I may have seen saturn. Really not sure. Jupiter is a definite. Look good with Barlow.
1623531
u can see whatever u are looking at. the sun will appear as a bight ball but u can still see the rest of the area.