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The Sky’s the Limit: Stargazing with Library Telescopes

by Nicole Guenkel on 2025-01-08T15:15:51-05:00 in Computers & Technology, Library of Things, Science | 0 Comments

Are you ready to discover the wonders of the universe? The Greenburgh Public Library offers two incredible telescopes, the Gskyer Travel Scope 70400 and the Celestron Travel Scope 80mm, as part of our Library of Things collection. These all-in-one kits are perfect for beginners and seasoned stargazers alike, offering everything you need to observe the night sky or explore the world around you during the day.

Both telescopes come fully equipped for your adventures. They circulate for 14 days, allowing ample time to explore the stars and beyond. Located at the Circulation Desk alongside our popular Explorer Bags, each kit is neatly packed in a labeled ziplock bag, with every piece carefully labeled for easy setup.

The Gskyer Travel Scope 70400 is an ideal choice for those just starting their stargazing journey. Its user-friendly design, portable frame, and versatile optics make it an excellent option for families or anyone curious about astronomy. For those seeking brighter and more detailed views, the Celestron Travel Scope 80mm, with its larger aperture and premium features, is a fantastic choice. Whether you’re viewing craters on the moon, the rings of Saturn, or even distant star clusters, these telescopes offer a gateway to celestial exploration.

To learn more about the telescopes and how to borrow them, visit our dedicated telescope webpage more information. You’ll also find them featured on our Library of Things page, where you can discover other unique items available for checkout. Want to dive deeper into the mysteries of space? Check out our catalog for books, videos, and other resources to enhance your understanding of astronomy.


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