Question 1

can I see aliens girls in another planet with this telescope?

Accepted Answer

Aliens don’t even be on Earth. But, I think they live in the future including robots.

Question 2

it is possible to take picture  with this telescope? does it have camara included? how do you take pictures in case it doesnt have a camara?

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Alejandro, Yes you can take pictures with some limitations.  I have take marvelous pictures, but you need to sue a DSLR and you will have to purchase, from Celestron, a T-ring (part #93419) for $10.36 and the T-Adapter for $21.95.  You thread these two items together and connect one end to your camer and the other end threads onto your telescope after you take the visual back off of the scope.  You can easily photograph the Moon, I suggest that you take pictures of a partial moon.  Run some tests and try different exposures.  If you can afford a solar filter from Orion, you can take pictures of the Sun.  Taking pictures of deep sky objects is difficult with an Alt-Azimuth mount, like the NexStar, but you should be able to get pcitures of Venus, Jupiter, the Pleiades and a few others, as long as you can shoot with a very high ISO.  I hope this helps.  One other thing that is very vlauable to purchase is the Celestron focal reducer, it will allow more light and widen your angle of view.  Do some research on Prime focus photography with the NexStar 6.

Question 3

Is this motorized? does it follow the track of the planets?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it is motorized.  You have an alignment process and once aligned the telescope will track whatever you have slewed to - stars, planets, nebulae and galaxies.  The hand controller has a built in menu and for example if you select the moon the telescope will automatically slew (move and point) to the moon and then keep the telescope pointed on the moon until you go to another object.

Question 4

IS THIS CAMERA  FASTAR CAPABLE FOR PHOTOGRAPHY?

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If you're asking about simple land photography, this telescope is the equivalent of a telephoto lens and is very capable to do the task.  If asking about astrophotography, this telescope is capable after several optional accessories are put to use.  Think camera adapter, equatorial wedge, much more sturdy mounting instead of the tripod mount provided, and a LOT of patience.  This all assumes the camera is sensitive enough for astronomical objects.

Additional Features	Fully Automated GoTo Mount with 40,000+ Object Database
Age Range Description	Adults
Asin	B000GUFOC8
Best Sellers Rank	#153 in Camera & Photo Products (See Top 100 in Camera & Photo Products) #1 in Catadioptric Telescopes
Brand	Celestron
Built In Media	25mm eyepiece, Accessory Tray, NexStar+ Hand Control, Optical tube, Single Fork Arm Mount and Tripod, Star Diagonal, Star Pointer Finderscope
Coating	StarBright XLT
Compatible Devices	Laptop, Desktop, Smartphone, GPS Device
Customer Reviews	4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (1,581) 4.3 out of 5 stars
Dawes Limit	0.57 arc_sec
Exit Pupil Diameter	4.06 millimeters
Eye Piece Lens Description	25mm eyepiece
Field Of View	0.75 degrees
Finderscope	StarPointer™ red dot finderscope (includes 51632 with CR2032 battery)
Focal Length Description	2032 millimeters
Focus Type	Manual Focus
Global Trade Identification Number	00050234110693
Item Dimensions D X W X H	32"D x 34"W x 52"H
Item Highlight	Fully Automated GoTo Mount with SkyAlign, Large 8" SCT Optics, Visual & Astroimaging Ready, Deep-Sky & Planets, 40k+ Objects
Item Weight	10.88 kg
Manufacturer	Celestron
Manufacturer Part Number	11069
Model Name	NexStar 8SE Computerized Telescope
Model Number	11069
Mount	Computerized Altitude-Azimuth Single Fork Arm Mount
Number Of Batteries	1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included)
Number Of Items	1
Objective Lens Diameter	20.3 centimeters
Optical Tube Length	43.2 centimeters
Power Source	8-AA batteries, 12v AC adapter, or any of Celestron’s PowerTank external power sources – none of which are included.
Unit Count	1 Count
Upc	050234110693
Warranty Description	2 Years
Zoom Ratio	16

Celestron NexStar 8SE Computerized Telescope – Schmidt-Cassegrain

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