Zhumell Tachyon 25×100 Astronomical Binoculars Any Good?!?
Monday, August 31st, 2009 at
1:54 am
Do you have one?
Do you recomend something different?
Can we see things during the day?
Thanks
Outlaw
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As an astronomer I’m always checking out equpment so that when people come to our observatory we know about their telescope or if they ask about binoculars.
This one your asking is one of the best on the market. The size is perfect for deep sky viewing, We have this one at our observatory and you made the right decision.
I wouldn’t reccomend anything different . Go for it .
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WE have it and recomend it to all binocular stargazers.
Here are some binocular astronomy sites as well .http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=bin…
As far as seeing things during the day ..
dawn and dusk and during the night are best times during the day. The sun’s too bright to see planets etc during the day .
go here to see what’s up .. http://www.skytonight.com
Enjoy the binoculars !
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Yes they would make excellent Astronomical binoculars. But be aware of this. They require astronomical tripot to support them. Not a sissy camera tripot, an honest to goodness major league tripot.
During the day you can also use them for observing but they are very heavy.
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I don't know these scopes and, in fact, I don't know much about it, but take a look at to see what Orion offers. They have a good reputation for making top quality telescopes and binoculars and selling them at good prices. You can always return something…
My sisters have a friend over and the noise levels are getting astronomical. Little children are obnoxious.
The inexpensive Chinese big binoculars have pretty much wiped out the medium priced versions, though I think Orion still carries some of these. Be sure to get proper mounts for these, as they all are too heavy and too high magnification to hand hold. Some sort of parallelogram mount is best. Unless you make them yourself, the mounts will cost more than the binoculars!
The inexpensive Chinese big binoculars have pretty much wiped out the medium priced versions, though I think Orion still carries some of these. Be sure to get proper mounts for these, as they all are too heavy and too high magnification to hand hold. Some sort of parallelogram mount is best. Unless you make them yourself, the mounts will cost more than the binoculars!
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Here's one, very cool. It's not quite "astronomical" but it is the real video of a satellite re-entering the atmosphere.
"When the European Space Agency's Jules Verne Automated Transfer Vehicle re-entered the Earth's atmosphere on Sept. 29, 2008, it made a spectacular sight, just like a meteor shower, and that was exactly what interested NASA Ames Research Center scientist Peter Janniskens, who led an expedition of 30 researchers on two NASA aircraft to take a look. They were flying on a DC-8 out of the Dryden Flight Research Center and a Gulfstream 5 from Ames. This video was shot from the DC-8 at an altitude of 37,000 ft. about 90 miles north of the entry path. The DC-8 was headed toward the entry path so fragments were still visible when it was within 30 miles of them. The breakup itself began at an altitude of about 47 miles and produced some 600 fragments of 22-44 lb. in mass. The debris field covered a 125 x 1,250 mi. corridor about 1,250 mi. east of New Zealand and 1,675 mi. south of French Polynesia. The 13,400 lb. ATV's controlled destructive re-entry followed a six-month deployment to the International Space Station."
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