can you see the moon
856983
I'm sure u could, a little. I primarily use it for the shooting range. It's not going to have the desired effect that I believe you are looking for, like a telescope would have.
856984
YES!!! You can see the moon. This little scope is great for viewing the stars. Just remember it is not a telescope, but it is pretty great for viewing the stars.
856985
Yes. Here is a photo I took of a full moon through this scope with my Samsung Galaxy S4: grab.by/FUJA
1585849
Not really. You can see the moon really clearly but as for other stars its not that great.
1999101
Unfortunately mine is stored away, but I can tell you that with the normal lens the moon takes up about 50% of the viewing area, and it comes with a 3x's additional lens that makes the moon cover the whole viewing area where you can see about 1/4 of the moon at a time, very close. I also saw Jupiter's stripes with the 3x's lens. I know that's not very technical, but I hope it helps.
925017
I bought this kit also and unfortunately I haven't been able to use it but once because it's too cold outside. I saw the moon and it's landscape and it's amazing . If you don't know anything about telescopes; you should try watching tutorials on YouTube or read a magazine about telescopes.
1069764
Yes! with the eyepieces that came with the package I would say the moon easily filled the entire eyepiece. Even more magnification was possible, I'd say so that you could only see 2/3rd of the moon at one time (and more magnification is possible)
2055244
I don't know. We don't have a moon roof. You probably can, but it would cover the moon roof.
1611080
Great view of the craters on the moon close to the terminator. Jupiter (and possibly the great spot on a very clear night with appropriate filters). Jupiter's moons (point sources) and their movement around Jupiter. Saturn and it's ring(s!). Mars as a red dot. Venus and its crescent. Orion nebula, ring nebula, and a handful of star clusters. Keep in mind that the weather is a determining factor in your observations. Good luck!
1596749
Yes. ..I was also able to view Jupiter & Saturn, but that took a little work. The sight provided works poorly for targeting celestial objects. The lenses are fine for amature moon gazing though...
226157
Yes, they can, and more than just the moon. I have this 10x50 UpClose pair as well as their 15x70 Skymasters. These work well for stargazing, and BETTER than the skymaster in some regards. Of course the skymaster has a closer, slightly brighter image, but these can see all of the same things. And the wider field of view is better for certain things. The skymaster pair is HUGE in comparison, and without a GOOD tripod/mount or being able to hold it steady, can be harder to use. The 10x50's are much easier to hold and maintain a steady image. Hand held, the 15x70's give you a 'better' view for a shorter time, and the 10x50's give you a 'good' view for a longer time. Yes, they can, and more than just the moon. I have this 10x50 UpClose pair as well as their 15x70 Skymasters. These work well for stargazing, and BETTER than the skymaster in some regards. Of course the skymaster has a closer, slightly brighter image, but these can see all of the same things. And the wider field of view is better for certain things. The skymaster pair is HUGE in comparison, and without a GOOD tripod/mount or being able to hold it steady, can be harder to use. The 10x50's are much easier to hold and maintain a steady image. Hand held, the 15x70's give you a 'better' view for... » Read More Yes, they can, and more than just the moon. I have this 10x50 UpClose pair as well as their 15x70 Skymasters. These work well for stargazing, and BETTER than the skymaster in some regards. Of course the skymaster has a closer, slightly brighter image, but these can see all of the same things. And the wider field of view is better for certain things. The skymaster pair is HUGE in comparison, and without a GOOD tripod/mount or being able to hold it steady, can be harder to use. The 10x50's are much easier to hold and maintain a steady image. Hand held, the 15x70's give you a 'better' view for a shorter time, and the 10x50's give you a 'good' view for a longer time. « Show Less
1978879
Yes. You can see Saturn's rings and get a good look at Mars and Jupiter as well.
2280905
Yes. Now I don't know whether the provided eyepieces will give you the best results, but with a good 17mm lens you can see the stripes of Jupiter and, of course, the rings of Saturn. Moons of Jupiter easily visible as well.
428863
I have been pleased with the screen and can see very well at night. My porch face the woods so I don't see many stars but I can see the moon without any problem.
1932885
Yes. I am a novice, and I love it. I would suggest that whenever possible, use A/C power instead of the battery option. Batteries have limited power and it seems to move slower. Batteries are good though when you don't have access to A/C power. The moon is awesome to look at. The detail of the craters are truly impressive and you can see the rings of Saturn. The other night we were able to see the Andromeda galaxy. I really like this telescope. I would also suggest that you buy the accessory case with teh filters and additional lenses. It gives you more viewing options.
1110354
yes, but the view is from Earth's moon so it's a different vantage point. My boys were able to get them all.
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).
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.
651168
This is a great telescope for the moon. Very close and detailed. The laser finder makes it real easy.