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Celestron Celestron Moon Map
The Celestron Observer's Map of the Moon gives you all the lunar surface's highlights and key features, like craters and maria, with a convenient directory you can use to explore with your telescope or binoculas. Lunar topography was done by lunar cartographer Ralph Aeschliman. It is made of sturdy 4.2 mil thick HopSyn synthetic paper, which makes it waterproof and tear resistant. It is 24 x 24" when open and folds down to just 8 x 4" to make it easy to pack and carry.
Features:
2-Sided Folding Design
Lunar Surface Highlights with Directory
Observing Tips and Information
Topography by Ralph Aeschliman
24 x 24" Open, 8 x 4" Folded
Waterproof and Tear-Resistant
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Product Overview
The Celestron Observer's Map of the Moon gives you all the lunar surface's highlights and key features, like craters and maria, with a convenient directory you can use to explore with your telescope or binoculas. Lunar topography was done by lunar cartographer Ralph Aeschliman. It is made of sturdy 4.2 mil thick HopSyn synthetic paper, which makes it waterproof and tear resistant. It is 24 x 24" when open and folds down to just 8 x 4" to make it easy to pack and carry.
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