








Nova Table Top Dobsonian Telescope
Explore the night sky with the Nova Table Top Dobsonian Telescope by Pie Matrix—a compact and easy-to-use telescope designed for beginners, families, kids, and astronomy enthusiasts. Its 80mm aperture and 500mm focal length provide bright, detailed views of the Moon, planets, star clusters, galaxies, and brighter nebulae.
With a smooth focuser, quick setup, and stable tabletop Dobsonian mount, Nova makes stargazing simple and enjoyable. Observe lunar craters, Jupiter and its moons, Saturn’s rings, star clusters and deep-sky objects from your backyard or a darker observing location.
The telescope includes 20mm and 6mm eyepieces, a 2X Barlow lens, smartphone adapter, celestial calendar, travel bag, and user documentation, giving you everything you need to begin your astronomy journey.

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Pairs well with
Smooth Focusing and Stable Tripod





Large Aperture

Smooth Focusing, Quick Setup, and Versatile Usage
Tech Specifications
Specs
Aperature
Focal length
Tripod
Focal ratio
Mount
Eyepieces
Focuser type
Optical designs
Light gathering power
Included in the Box

Telescope Tube

Phone Adapter

Celestial Calendar

Travel Bag

Instruction Manual & Warranty
FAQs
How do I find and manually track planets and deep-sky objects with a Dobsonian telescope?
What type of table or surface is best for using a Table-Top Dobsonian Telescope?
Can I use the Nova Table-Top Dobsonian in areas with light pollution?
How does an 80mm aperture and 500mm focal length affect what I can see?
Can I use the Nova Dobsonian Telescope for smartphone astrophotography?
What is the best magnification to use with the Nova Table-Top Dobsonian?
Is the Nova 80mm Dobsonian good for viewing galaxies, nebulae and star clusters?
Can I see Saturn's rings and Jupiter's moons with the Nova Dobsonian?
What can I see with an 80mm Table-Top Dobsonian Telescope?
Is the Nova Table-Top Dobsonian a good telescope for beginners and kids?
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