Star Disc - Double sided for the Southern Hemisphere
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Star Disc - Double sided for the Southern Hemisphere
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About this product
Double-sided Planisphere for the Southern Hemisphere. Now comes in clear PVC plastic printed in black.
Features
- North and South sides give greater space and clarity.
- Clear, uncluttered design. Artwork by Wil Tirion.- Major stars, galaxies, nebulae and clusters in colour.
- Comes with a reference guide with lists of Stars and binocular objects and planet positions for the next 5 years.
- Size: 27 x 24 cm, Suitable for latitudes 25¼ to 45¼ South. (Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Argentina & Chile.)
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Customer Reviews
New ZealandI bought one of these last week and was so impressed bought another today. Having been involved with astronomy for over 40 years, I've owned a few planispheres but must say this one is the best one I've seen. It's ideal for beginners too and I particularly like the vernacular they use, e.g. "Saucepan" for the middle section of Orion. Keith Fabish, New Plymouth
The nicest star disc I have seen. Large clear chart.