Is there anyone in the village that can connect me to some place I can get a good working telescope, I want so badly to be seeing the infinite universe and its mystery everyday before I sleep.
why don’t you make one…WikiHow…
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[li]Gather materials. …[/li][li]Cut the outer tube in half. …[/li][li]Cut 2 pieces from the inner tube of the mailing tube. …[/li][li]Make eye-hole in mailing tube cap. …[/li][li]Drill holes on the outside of the large tube. …[/li][li]Glue eyepiece lens against removable cap. …[/li][li]Cut off closed end of outer tube.[/li][li]…diagrams available…[/li][/ol]
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You can import one from the US costs between $100 to $300
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If not wrong I think there is a shop in sarit centre, cant member the name of the shop.
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Go to eBay
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Ama OLX
Napenda sana mambo hayo ya sky! Ingia amazon.com utafute ilio na specs unazopenda, kisha you tag @Kentex Cargo akusaidie kununua na kusafirisha kutoka Amerika mpaka hapo wewe uko.
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Why not just read stuff from NASA. Why do you want to reinvent the wheel?
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It is one thing to read about Saturn from books and it is quite different to observe it yourself. Like personally meeting your celebrity of whom you only watch on tv or read about them on magazines. It is such a thrill! Of course the guidance comes from NASA or similar websites.
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SCIENCE SCOPE KIMATHI STREET
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Io kitu unataka haiko telemundo??
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Thanks a lot buddies
I imported my telescope from Ebay in 2013, cost me about 15k inclusive of (KRA, Freight) arrived via EMS. It’s a beginners telescope, makes looking at the moon very thrilling, the craters look real bright, sadly, only managed to view 2 moons of Jupiter and not very clear.
Well, try the android App “Google Sky Map”, it makes up for lack of telescope. “ISS Detector” shows you when the ISS flies by. It was visible on Sunday evening and today morning. I’m planning on getting another telescope that is more advanced than what i got .