Backyard astronomy just got a major upgrade thanks to Unistellar’s new Odyssey and Odyssey Pro telescopes. These smart scopes eliminate the frustrating manual hassle of traditional stargazing with auto-focusing lenses, built-in apps, and tech that lets you seamlessly switch between planets and distant celestial bodies.
The key is something Unistellar calls Multi-Depth technology. It allows the telescopes to instantly toggle between high-magnification mode for nearby objects like the Moon, and a wider field of view for dim, distant nebulae and galaxies.
No more fiddling with adjustments to try and get Saturn in focus one minute, then a blurry smear of the Andromeda galaxy the next. The Odyssey scopes handle it automatically to capture stellar views of both.
Even under urban light pollution, advanced sensors and processing pull in crisp detailed images. An updated smartphone app acts as your guide, aligning the telescope and suggesting cool stuff to check out each night. It provides info on whatever celestial body you’ve got in frame too.
The new models boast optics co-designed with Nikon for tack sharp clarity, and autofocus so clear views are just a tap away. No more squinting through the eyepiece trying to manually sharpen everything up.
At $2,499, the standard Odyssey costs less than previous models while packing in tons of new tech. The $3,999 Odyssey Pro bumps the camera resolution and adds an extra eyepiece from Nikon. There’s even a fancy red edition for $4,499.
So if you’ve ever been frustrated trying to get a backyard telescope properly set up and focused, Unistellar’s latest models provide a foolproof astro-adventure. They demystify the night sky for novice astronomers while capturing breathtaking views automatically. Just open the app and enjoy effortless stargazing from your own backyard.
