Question 1

please tell me which telescope is better to see planets Celestron  60az,70,50az

Accepted Answer

60 AZ suggested

Question 2

The objects that are in my sight from the finderscope, I am not able to see those objects in the main scope. How to allign the finderscope properly?

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Hi Khushi, You have 50AZ telescope. FYI, I have been using 60AZ. Please don't consider you can see any planet like big football by this telescope. This is just an entry level telescope by which you can learn many thing before you go for high range telescopes. If you have enough understanding of reading star chart, you can see many astronomical objects through it. Google sky map (this Android app available on Google Play Store - you can spot easily with this app) can be the best companion while you operate this telescope to see planet and nebulae positions. I have seen Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, Moon craters and many common nebulae through this and image quality was good (not best, and you must see technical details and price tag before expecting much. For 50AZ, Product comes with three eyepieces, 20mm, 12mm and 4mm and one Barlow (3x). Avoid using 4mm, 12mm  and Barlow as it is very difficult to find object. 20mm is just fine. Tripod is again suitable for price tag. Finder is useless.Follow the steps what Amit suggested:For objective lens, there are little alignment issue between finderscope and main scope. You need to align the object to center of "+" in finderscope, and then try to adjust the main scope +- few mms left/right or top/bottom, until you are seeing some bright spots and then use the focus control to get the exact focus.Thanks,Rakesh

Question 3

Can we see milky way from this ?

Accepted Answer

Sir if you live in a place with low light pollution, the you can see the Milky Way from your naked eyes, because we ARE in the Milky Way. If you need to view objects inside it, then you're welcome. You should go to Sariska. It's the best place to see the Milky way WITHOUT a telescope

Question 4

Can we use this for bird watching?

Accepted Answer

Yes for bird watching this is more than needed. This will give you the view of Saturn rings and Jupiter's strips along with Orion Nebula's view.. So you can easily buy this for bird watching

ASIN	B0000UMLYI
Best Sellers Rank	#37,552 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #2 in Catadioptric Telescopes
Box Contents	Telescope \| four eyepieces (20mm, 12mm, 4mm, and 1.5x image erecting eyepiece) \| star diagonal \| a finderscope\| Barlow lens
Brand Name	Celestron
Coating	Fully Coated
Compatible Devices	Camera
Customer Reviews	3.6 3.6 out of 5 stars (4,332)
Exit Pupil Diameter	0.33 Millimeters
Eye Piece Lens Description	Barlow
Field Of View	1.17 Degrees
Finderscope	5x24,optical
Focal Length Description	600 millimeters
Focus Type	Manual Focus
Global Trade Identification Number	00050234210393
Importer Contact Information	BASEMENT AND GROUND FLOOR, C-181, NOIDA, SECTOR-63, Gautam Buddha Nagar, Uttar Pradesh, 201301
Item Dimensions D x W x H	83.8D x 12.7W x 20.3H Centimeters
Item Type Name	Telescope
Item Weight	3.6 Pounds
Manufacturer	Celestron, Celestron Acquisition, LLC 2835 Columbia St #3877, Torrance, CA 90503, United States
Manufacturer Contact Information	Celestron Acquisition, LLC 2835 Columbia St #3877, Torrance, CA 90503, United States
Manufacturer Part Number	21039-CGL
Model Name	21039
Model Number	21039
Mount	Altazimuth Mount
Number of Batteries	Unknown batteries required.
Number of Items	1
Objective Lens Diameter	50 Millimeters
Optical-Tube Length	600 Millimeters
Packer Contact Information	A&S Creations, 6/7, Ground Floor, West Patel Nagar New Delhi-110008
Power Source	Battery Powered
UPC	050234210393
Unit Count	32 Piece
Warranty Description	1 year manufacturer
Zoom Ratio	118 multiplier x

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