Unistellar’s telescope turns your smartphone right into a stargazer

Humans are eternally curious concerning the night time sky, however determining the way to use a telescope is non-trivial. At CES in Las Vegas, Unistellar believes it has the proper resolution with its Equinox 2 Smart Telescope.

“When I was a young teenager, I had a telescope that I used during the long summer nights. Fast forward to being an adult – I didn’t have any more time to do astronomy. With a friend of mine, we started to think about what we can do to bring astronomy back to our busy daily lives,” says Laurent Marfisi, co-founder and CEO of Unistellar in an interview with TechCrunch. “We thought up a telescope that is easy to use, that is powerful enough to see through the light pollution, and that has the possibility to reveal galaxies and nebulae, all those things that we could not see even when we were teenagers. The aim is to bring a lot of the power that professionals have in astronomy into the daily lives of consumers who just want to have fun, spend good quality time with their children and their friends around astronomy.”

Now there’s a handsome piece of package. Image Credit: Unistellar

The telescope doesn’t have an eyepiece, so that you’ll want to make use of the app each to regulate and to seize the magic of the night time sky. The app is aware of about greater than 5,000 celestial objects you possibly can discover, and makes use of the telephone’s GPS to know the place on this planet it’s. It then seems round and acknowledges sure stars to pin level precisely the place it’s trying.

The eQuinox 2 sensible telescope will retail for $2,499, with pre-sales obtainable now, and it’s globally obtainable subsequent month.