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- Perhaps the only way to see the faint and elusive Horsehead, California, and Cocoon Nebulas
- Selective band-pass filter transmits only the hydrogen-beta light these faint nebulas emit
- Allows you to capture targets that are considered trophies of visual astronomy
- Best used with a moderate to large aperture telescope and clear, dark skies
- Threaded to fit 1.25" eyepieces and diagonal barrels
A Hydrogen-Beta telescope filter may be the only way to see the faint and elusive Horsehead, California, and Cocoon Nebulas. It blocks everything but the hydrogen-beta light these faint nebulas emit, providing the contrast needed for viewing. By isolating the hydrogen-beta spectral line centered at 486.1 nm in a 12nm band-pass and blocking other wavelengths, Orion's Hydrogen-Beta Telescope Filter effectively blackens the background sky, allowing the faint nebula to become clearly defined. It increases contrast even under dark skies so you can visually capture these prized targets. Use with a moderate to large aperture telescope under clear, dark viewing conditions. Threaded to fit 1.25" and 2" telescope eyepieces and telescope diagonals.
Please note this product was not designed or intended by the manufacturer for use by a child 12 years of age or younger.
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