Fall into new astronomy products this month

Fall into new astronomy products this month


To boldly go

Running Press (Hachette Book Group)
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Peeing and Pooping in Space by Kiona N. Smith is not just space-themed bathroom humor, but a history of the engineering feats it took to address how astronauts go in space. This 112-page illustrated book for all ages offers insight into little-known inventions to aid explorers in the most basic of human functions.

$19.00 hardcover; $11.99 ebook
customer.service@hbgusa.com
www.hachettebookgroup.com


Internal focus

William Optics
Tapei, Taiwan

The Pleiades 111 Astrograph is the latest offering in large advanced refractors for astrophotography. The 4.4-inch scope features the patented Williams Optics Internal Focus Design (WIFD) focuser, which entirely encloses the drawtube to prevent it from sagging, eliminating sensor tilt and vignetting.

$3,798.00
wo@williamoptics.com
https://williamoptics.com


Power on

Apertura (High Point Scientific)
Montague, NJ

Getting a good look at the cosmos doesn’t just require hardware — you also need power. The All Night Imaging Power Supply is loaded with a 518Wh internal battery pack and weighs just 12 pounds (5.4 kg). It has four USB-A ports, two USB-C ports (including a 100W PD port that can power a high-end laptop), two AC outlets, and two 12V DC outputs compatible with nearly all astronomy equipment.

$549.95
800-266-9590
www.highpointscientific.com

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