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At 25% off, this beginner-friendly Celestron telescope will bring the lunar eclipse closer

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At 25% off, this beginner-friendly Celestron telescope will bring the lunar eclipse closer

A partial lunar eclipse takes place this Aug.

27-28 and this beginner-friendly Celestron PowerSeeker 80EQ telescope, nearly $50 off at Walmart, will let you zoom in on what promises to be a stunning sight.

Save $49 on this Celestron PowerSeeker 80Q telescope at Walmart.

Ideal for exploring our own solar system, the Celestron PowerSeeker 80EQ comes with 20mm and 4mm eyepieces, a 3x Barlow lens, a German equatorial mount, finderscope and Starry Night astronomy software.

In short, it has everything you need to get stargazing.

It's perfect for newcomers to the hobby, adults and children alike, or those on a budget.

And, this October 4, it'll let you experience Saturn at opposition, when the planet is at its brightest.

Save $49 on a beginner-friendly telescope that's suitable for moon-gazing or exploring our planetary neighbors.

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The Celestron PowerSeeker 80EQ is a great entry-level telescope, and this deal makes it an even more appealing prospect. (Image credit: Amazon) Where do you start if you want to get into astronomy? This Celestron PowerSeeker 80EQ telescope is a good jumping-on point, particularly if you're on a budget.

At $150, it's ideal for beginners and older children and, with some supervision, young stargazers.

It has everything you need to get started; the 20mm and 4mm eyepieces will provide magnifications of 45x and 225x respectively, enough to pick out the moon's major craters and zoom in on the planets in our solar system.

As a refractor telescope, it won't invert the image, so you can also use it for nature watching.

And while the Barlow lens will likely push the telescope's practical limits, it's a neat bonus, as is Celestron's Starry Night software, which contains over 36,000 objects to explore.

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