The Omegon planisphere is the best way to learn how to recognise constellations. It is your guide to the stars!
A planisphere consists of a circular map of the sky, with one of the celestial poles at its centre. The starry sky is not always the same: stars rise and set, and the sky in summer is different from that in autumn, winter or spring.
This is why the planisphere has another disc above the star chart. This disc has an opening that represents the horizon and shows the part of the sky visible at a certain date and time. The planisphere can be easily adjusted for any date and time.
The Omegon planisphere in brief:
accurate, attractive design, well made and inexpensive;
shows the starry sky for any time of the year;
very easy to adjust for any date and time;
contains over 700 stars and approximately 300 objects for binoculars: deep-sky objects, galaxies, nebulae, star clusters, double stars and other objects visible to the naked eye or with binoculars;
Recommended for people aged 10 and over;
made to last a lifetime... or more!
