🌠 Unlock the Universe, One Star at a Time!
The Miller Planisphere Star Finder is a premium, user-friendly tool designed for stargazers in latitudes 35N to 45N. With a durable 10.5" plastic disk, it allows users to easily locate constellations by simply dialing in the date and time. This American-made product is perfect for both educational purposes and personal exploration of the night sky.
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 11.42 x 10.94 x 0.2 inches |
| Package Weight | 0.05 Kilograms |
| Brand Name | Datalizer |
| Country of Origin | United States |
| Material | plastic |
| Manufacturer | Datalizer |
| Part Number | CLP-MPC40 |
J**N
For a class
Only bought it for a class but it works perfectly once you figure out how to use it and how to know what you’re looking for
T**A
Great star gazing tool
New to star gazing, this is an excellent tool for a beginner!
G**N
I needed to update my old one.
It is handy to use.
F**A
Great observing aid
Great way to find the stars - without bulky books or electronic gadgets.The plastic coating is a mixed blessing. It protects your planisphere from the weather,but it glares.Take a good look at it indoors before you go out, for your time and direction.Then peek with red lights while observing.Get the BIG one - the small one is more portable, but the big planisphere is easier to find stars with.
1**S
Very clean design.
I used this for my class and it is very nice also sturdy.
S**E
Easy to use!
Great Planisphere for the money! Larger size!
R**.
The protective sleeve was shredded
the protective sleeve was shredded, think of an LP inner paper sleeve that has burst through from too many thoughtless re-insertions of an LP. Maybe this was used? Also the detail wasn't what I had hoped for, looking for another solution.
R**A
Worth Having
I had one of these as a kid, a gift from an elementary school teacher. It was a great tool. I was able to locate and memorize just about all the constellations. My old chart is long gone but this one makes a good replacement.
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