Does this show the Sagittarius constellation?
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It was so broken when it arrived, I wouldn't be able to tell you if I wanted to. Hopefully they'll improve the shipping or you'll see it in another store! It was a very pretty mug.
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Yes to the first two, unsure about Saturn' s rings as I have not actually looked at them through these binoculars. My assumption is that they would be visible, based on the overall performance of these binocs.
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Yes, the ring has zodiac images around the ring. All in all, this globe bar is a beautiful work of art.
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If you are using a regular star diagonal then the images are mirrored, this diagonal will correct it. Also it will be a bit easier to point a terrestrial objects using this diagonal.
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I really don't know...but I doubt it. It magnifies somewhat but has lines in it.
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I did not measure it but by the picture I thought it was a standard globe size but it was smaller around. The constellations on mine worked but very tight so hard to really see them this is because the globe size was too small really not worth the amount of money I spent.
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No, it does not project specific planets. Its an impression of a night sky, but not an astronomical reproduction.
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This has western sattelites in it and you can add more if you want, but it does not carry beacons for you to identify it. If you're looking for the unit to indicate whether you're on directtv or dish network sattelite, the only way you'd be able to have that would be for you to program it yourself. The unit is designed only to give positive signals for sattelites in the arc. If you don't know how to use a signal meter for sattelites, this is not the meter for you.
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Yes. You can type "SkyQuest xt6" into Youtube and get a sense of the view you'll get. Keep in mind that the best views are available under particular conditions with specific eyepieces, but you can certainly see planets--Jupiter and Saturn, for example--with the xt6 as is.
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The one I received showed the TARDIS in the center, with many stars and nebula in the background. The image on the one I got was slightly blurry too, by the way, as if the image could not stay vivid at that size.
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There is an option to point to any RA/Dec axis, so yes. You can call Celestron to confirm as well.
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On this one, yes, you can see the letters. Actually, looking at this one reminds me of an eye chart that is lit up in a doctor's office. I'm quite happy with mine! Hope that helps!
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The short answer is no. The GPS only provides accurate latitude, longitude and time rather than you entering them manually. This is especially helpful when you observe from multiple locations. The Starsense provides telescope alignment with the sky after the GPS has done its job. The auto guider tracks a star closely to keep the telescope on subject for photography without star trails in the image.
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No. It's not a true representation of the night sky (ie a planetarium) But a laser projection of moving dots of varying sizes.
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Yes it does, You can't see it in the picture but it does on the revolving metal piece
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Not really. It's a good beginners' tool though to familiarize with the constellations. I bought it more for the projections that my 3- and 4-y-o are both enjoying tremendously
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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.