As the 16th century came to a close, the groundwork for modern astronomy was being laid by the Dane, Tycho Brahe. Improving upon existing astronomical equipment through instrument design and calibration, Tycho was able to achieve observations far more accurate than any which had been done up to that point. Able to correct for atmospheric abberations, Tycho plotted the stars and planets with great accuracy, providing Johannes Kepler with the information needed to accurately plot the orbits of the planets. By challenging the view of his contemporaries, Tycho Brahe ushered in a new era of astronomy.

Zhumell has introduced the Tycho Reflector Telescope 254 in the same spirit, that of expanding the horizons of astronomy. The Tycho 254 features a 254mm objective mirror, providing the light you need to explore our solar system. The Newtonian reflector design does not suffer from the chromatic abberation present in other telescope designs. A 1600mm focal length allows you to achieve useful magnification up to 600x. Excellent for viewing nebulae, binary stars, and comets due to the large objective size, the Tycho 254 is also well suited for general observation of planets and the moon. For those inclined to chronicle their stellar observations, the F/6.3 focal ratio allows for excellent photographic use of the telescope. With the Tycho and your keen eye, perhaps you will be the next to revolutionize the galxy of astronomical knowledge.