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The Celestron Aluminum Dew Shield and Cap is the perfect addition and perfect fit for your Celestron SCT.

The Celestron CGEM II 925 combines high-contrast 9.25" Celestron Schmidt-Cassegrain optics with a newly-designed computerized go-to German equatorial mount for upscale performance that's a step ahead of an 8" scope, and at a price that won't break your budget . . .

The Celestron #93617 RASA Light Pollution Imaging Filter was custom-designed for the Celestron RASA Schmidt-Cassegrain astrograph by Astrodon - the world's leading imaging filter company.

The Celestron 8 x 56mm SkyMaster DX is an ideal tool for astronomical viewing. While it offers bright and sharp celestial views on its own for spur-of-the-moment observing, it also makes a good wide-field observing complement to the narrower field of a telescope . . .

The Celestron CGEM II 1100 puts the big light gathering of 11" aperture Celestron Schmidt-Cassegrain optics on a newly-designed high precision go-to German equatorial mount for upscale performance that's surprisingly portable...

The Celestron 80LCM is a substantial, yet very affordable and very portable, 80mm refractor on a battery-operated computerized go-to mount that will get you and the whole family up close and personal with the sky by night and nature by day . . .

The Celestron 7 amp-hour Power Tank solves your portable power problems by giving you a multi-output 12V DC power supply for operating your telescope all night in the field.

The Celestron Origin is a technological marvel. Real time streaming of what your telescope is seeing to your smart phone or smart television.

The Celestron CGX Equatorial 800 Schmidt-Cassegrain with Starbright XLT coatings puts a time-tested industry-standard 8" aperture Schmidt-Cassegrain optical tube on the Celestron CGX heavy-duty high-precision computerized go-to German equatorial mount.

The Celestron CGX-L 925  puts high-contrast 9.25" Celestron Schmidt-Cassegrain optics on a newly-designed 75 pound payload capacity CGX-L go-to German equatorial mount . . .