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National Geographic Telescope 18-180x Magnification
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He loves science kits - space, human body and volcanos
Updated Feb 13, 2007
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Before you jettison off to your favorite stars plan your trip! Take a look into space as far as the eye can see and use this telescope. (via Xander)
Updated Jun 24, 2008
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National Geographic Telescope
4MM and 20mm eyepieces plus 2x barlow Lens provide 18x to 180x magnification. Diagonal mirror shows images rigth... more
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