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Realistic star projections at home — this early Black Friday deal takes our favorite star projector to one of its cheapest-ever prices

This Pococo Galaxy Star Projector is user-friendly, delivers bright, high-resolution projections and is 24% off in this limited-time Amazon deal.

Realistic star projections at home — this early Black Friday deal takes our favorite star projector to one of its cheapest-ever prices

Black Friday looms on the horizon, but a savvy deal on a beginner telescope has already surfaced. The Celestron Travel Scope 70, designed for newcomers, is currently discounted by 25% on Amazon, priced at $90, a $30 reduction from its original cost. Weighing in at 2.2 pounds, this portable telescope fits comfortably into its included backpack, making it a convenient option for those new to astronomy.

Reviewers have commended the Celestron Travel Scope 70 for its ease of assembly and portability. Gemma Lavender, in her review, highlighted the telescope's ability to deliver clear views of the moon, planets, and some deep-sky objects. Despite its modest aperture of 70mm, the Celestron Travel Scope 70 provides satisfactory views, especially of the moon, Jupiter, and certain star clusters.

The Celestron Travel Scope 70 is equipped with a 10mm and 20mm eyepiece, a finderscope, and Celestron's Starry Night Software Basic Edition, which aids in navigation and exploration of the night sky. While it may not offer the highest resolution, it is an excellent starting point for budding astronomers and children interested in stargazing.

For those contemplating a more substantial investment in the future, this deal presents an affordable entry point into the world of astronomy. The telescope's price history indicates a low point at $81 during Amazon's June Prime Day event, making the current $90 price point its lowest since then. When it comes to Black Friday, expect further price reductions across various skywatching equipment, including telescopes, technology, and Lego. Keep an eye on the Black Friday page for the best deals on astronomy gear.

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