The telescope and mount come wrapped in waxed parchment paper in a custom wood box for safe transport and storage.
The unique alt-azimuth desktop mount uses an ash wood globe set in a matching pedestal with metal brackets that allows you to move and position the telescope in any position for easy viewing and tracking. He published a book on Optics in the 1650’s and it is this book that inspired Sir Isaac Newton to build his own telescope. Credit for making the first reflector goes to and Italian Monk, Physicist, and Astronomer named Niccolo Zucchi. There is a lot of validity to this claim. It is commonly thought that Newton invented the first reflector telescope but it isn’t true. Sir Isaac Newton is often considered as the greatest Astronomer and Mathematician to ever live. It has a 70mm f/4 aperture for viewing the moon and planets, and comes with two eyepieces that produce a low 14x and a high 28x magnification. Sir Isaac Newton didn’t use his telescope to find any new things in the universe but he did use it to radically transform how we view the world we live in and the universe as a whole. The optical tube is made of aluminum with an antiqued varnish finish to give it an aged vintage appearance. It is a fully operational telescope that hearkens back to an important era in astronomy when Sir Isaac Newton completely redesigned the telescope using mirrors instead of the conventional refractor-style lenses. This is a limited edition piece and makes a special addition to any collection. Although there are claims that Newton was engaged, he was never actually married. He used his telescope to study optics and help prove his theory of light and color. Vintage Vixen Replica of Isaac Newtons Original Telescope In Original Wood Box. Isaac Newton was born on January 4, 1643, in Lincolnshire, England.
The handmade Replica of Isaac Newton's Original 70mm f/4 Reflector Telescope is a functional conversation piece recreated by Vixen Optics for those who appreciate history, science, astronomy, and craftsmanship. Get the best deals on Newtonian Telescopes when you shop the largest.
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