



Aim the Unistellar eVscope 2, put your eye to the viewer, and it only takes a few seconds for you to start seeing the beautiful colors and shapes of galaxies and nebulae that are normally invisible, even through the eyepiece of a large conventional telescope. How? It’s not magic, but the company’s Enhanced Vision, a patented proprietary technology that allows a live observation of faint objects thanks to the live accumulation of the light we receive from them. The electronic eyepiece, developed by Nikon, is paired with a best-in-class micro OLED screen, designed to enhance contrast and deliver a perfect black image, with a sophisticated array of lenses, sourced from Nikon’s expert optical labs. For the $4,800 price tag, you get to explore endless new worlds; Unistellar.com.