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Sky-Watcher Heliostar-76Ha: Seeing the Sun Live<\/h2>\n

The Sky-Watcher Heliostar-76Ha is a special 76\/630mm H-alpha solar telescope for safely observing active solar phenomena: prominences, filaments, flares, and granulation. The complete filter system is built-in, with an integrated sun finder for safe aiming. With the sun now near its activity maximum, there is almost always something to see on any clear day.<\/p>\n

\"Sky-Watcher<\/figure>\n

What do you see in H-alpha?<\/h2>\n

A completely different sun than through a regular solar filter. Prominences hanging like flames at the edge, dark filaments like streamers across the surface, bright flares around active regions, and the churning granulation of the surface itself. With a white-light filter, you see sunspots; in H-alpha, you see the sun alive.<\/p>\n

Safety first<\/h2>\n

This telescope is designed as a complete H-alpha system for the sun: the etalon and blocking filter form a closed, safe unit. Use it exclusively as supplied, check for damage to all filters before each session, and never let children look through a solar telescope unsupervised. If you have any doubts about damage, do not use it and contact us.<\/p>\n

This is how to get the most out of this solar telescope<\/h2>\n