Skywatcher AC 120 / 600 StarTravel Refractor Telescope Video
Introducing the SkyWatcher AC 120 / 600 StarTravel BD AZ-3 Refractor Telescope
Open a Super-Highway of Light to the Cosmos: The SkyWatcher AC 120 StarTravel AZ-3 Light Cannon!
Why peek at the Universe when you can flood your senses with it? With its massive 120mm lens, this telescope gathers a staggering amount of light, delivering breathtaking, bright, wide-field views of the cosmos on a simple, grab-and-go mount.
- Unleash the Light Cannon: The giant SkyWatcher AC 120 4.7-inch aperture gathers 290 times more light than your eye, making faint galaxies, nebulae, and star clusters pop with stunning clarity and detail.
- Your Panoramic Spacewalk: Experience a vast, immersive field of view thanks to the SkyWatcher AC 120 telescope's short 600mm focal length. It’s like looking through the giant window of a spaceship, not a tiny porthole.
- Power Without the Pain: Get the awe-inspiring views of a large telescope without the complexity. The ultra-stable AZ-3 mount is incredibly intuitive—simply point, track with smooth slow-motion controls, and be amazed.
- Ready for Two Worlds: The included 45° correct-image prism makes it a superb daytime spotting scope. Go from resolving distant star clusters at night to watching wildlife on a faraway hill in seconds.
- Future-Proof Your Hobby: The professional-grade 2-inch focuser (with 1.25" adapter) opens the door to using high-end, wide-angle 2-inch eyepieces for the ultimate immersive viewing experience.
- The Complete Adventure Kit: Everything you need is in the SkyWatcher AC 120 box, including two eyepieces, a finder scope, the crucial Amici prism, and even a T2 adapter to begin your journey.
The Light Cannon You Can Actually Command: The SkyWatcher AC 120
What if you didn't have to choose? What if you could have the immense light-gathering power of a large telescope on a mount that is as easy to use as pointing your finger? That is the revolutionary promise of the Skywatcher AC 120 AZ-3. We have shattered the compromise between power and simplicity, creating an instrument that delivers a firehose of light from the cosmos through an incredibly intuitive and user-friendly system.
The heart of this revolution is the colossal 120mm achromatic objective lens. This is your light-gathering engine. With a nearly 5-inch diameter, it collects a staggering 290 times more light than your naked eye. This isn't a small, incremental step up; it's a quantum leap. Faint objects are no longer faint. Dim star clusters explode into glittering fields of diamonds. The ghostly arms of the Andromeda Galaxy begin to resolve into distinct structures. This raw power is focused through a short 600mm focal length, creating an f/5 "Rich-Field" system that delivers a field of view so wide and immersive, it feels like you're falling into the stars.
And how do you control this beast? With effortless grace. The all-metal AZ-3 altazimuth mount is a masterpiece of practical engineering. It provides a rock-solid, stable foundation, eliminating the frustrating shakes and wobbles that plague lesser mounts. You move it left, right, up, and down. There is no alignment, no counterweights, no fuss. Once you've centered your object, the flexible slow-motion controls on both axes allow you to track it with silky-smooth precision. The SkyWatcher AC 120 AZ-3 is the ultimate solution for the astronomer who is starved for light but refuses to be bogged down by complexity. It’s your light cannon, and you are in complete command.
Challenge the standard model—explore the cosmos through the Electric Universe Theory. These Electric Constellations books contain full-color, data-rich investigations of four constellations each. They're not a beginner's star guide—they're a serious work for independent thinkers, astronomers, and scientifically literate readers seeking to understand the Universe beyond conventional gravity-based interpretations.
Each constellation is examined in detail, with attention to its Bayer-designated stars, mythological origins, meteor showers, and bordering constellations. In-depth profiles of deep-sky objects—including galaxies, planetary nebulae, and star clusters—are paired with high-resolution imagery from the Webb and Hubble space telescopes, delivering both scientific clarity and visual impact.
Central to this series is the Electric Universe (EU) model, which proposes that electromagnetic forces—not gravity alone—govern much of the structure and behavior of the cosmos. Rather than treating this as speculative fringe, the book frames the EU model as an evidence-based, plasma-physics-informed alternative to the standard cosmological narrative.
Inside each volume:
- Comprehensive coverage of four distinct constellations
- Analyses of deep-sky objects in the EU context
- Original commentary on plasma discharge features and Z-pinch configurations
- Mythological and historical context without romantic embellishment
Written for readers who demand more than rote repetition of gravitational dogma, Electric Constellations opens a new observational and theoretical frontier—where stars light by electrical currents, not fusion, and where structure emerges from plasma dynamics, not dark matter.
Whether you are an amateur astronomer, electrical engineer, or astrophysicist curious about alternative models, these books deliver a rigorous and visually stunning exploration of the night sky—illuminated by a very different current.
