72° ED Series 40mm Waterproof Eyepiece

Explore ScientificSKU: EPWP7240ED-01

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the series, making it ideal for sweeping the night sky and observing the largest celestial objects. With its 2 inch barrel and expansive 72 degree apparent field of view, this eyepiece provides a truly immersive perspective. It allows you to take in entire star fields and large deep sky objects in a single view.

The extra low dispersion glass ensures that image quality remains sharp and well corrected, with reduced color fringing and improved contrast. This results in a clean and natural viewing experience even at very low magnification. The comfortable eye relief supports long, relaxed observing sessions.

This eyepiece is the ultimate wide field option for those who want to experience the full scale of the night sky.

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