Not totally the same as the principle that “one plus one is two”, Hong Kong-based designer Li Jianye’s Telescup is a clever combination of two drinking glasses, which coordinate to become a smart and functional telescope. So maybe when out of mathematics, especially in the design fields, any principles would find their new values.
Wish you iPhone, iPod, or iPad more powerful than they are now? Get the chance to change them into a medical device or magnification apparatus with the aids of the AirMicro Model A1then. It’s a portable wireless microscope that can magnify something to 50 or even 400 times the original image. Via a free application downloaded onto your iPhone, you may get a clear view of what you’re magnifying, even including your skin conditions.
Yes, I know most telescopes on the market are much more elegant than the one presented here, but you know why we decided to introduce it to you guys?
It is because the story of making the telescope has deeply moved us. A man who had never attempted wood-working before made the telescope all by hands for his wife and it is the deep love for her that drove him on to complete the project. So it must have been very difficult for him to DIY such a special gift and his wife is really lucky to have so nice a husband.
If you’re planning to give your wife a big surprise, you may also try to DIY something, though not that large or complicated.
Resembling a pen, the 6〞x 5/8〞apparatus hides a telescope and a magnifier within the two ends of the device that not only protects the lens, but also creates an ordinary pen look. When you think about it, the design is actually rather brilliant! On one end, there’s a telescope for seeing far away while on the other end is a microscope for checking things up close. Granted, for the price of just over $5, you could buy a cheap pen. [Read the rest of this entry...]
The red astronomical telescope looks just like the air gun in the Japanese cartoon “Doraemon”. Despite the cute appearance, the telescope still has a good basic configuration to meet the primary needs of amateur astronomers. So why not give your children such a present to explore the mystery of the stars? Just take it now.
Researchers from NCAR, NASA and other international research organizations are cooperating for a project named Sunrise, which could provide the best image of Sun.
A recent test flight launched from New Mexico provided support for the concept. Dangling from a balloon larger than a 747 airliner, a solar telescope soared to 120,000 feet before snapping pictures of the sun. About 10 hours later, the telescope separated from the balloon and parachuted to a safe landing in Texas. [Read the rest of this entry...]
The smallest telescope invented by Dr. Isaac Lipshitz could be embedded in eyeball to fix some vision problems. [Read the rest of this entry...]
This unique device could provide the information about many thousands stars. You can choose a given one from the menu and then use this Sky Scout to scan the sky and while the target star is in your scope, this device will inform you. You can also receive many basic information about you target star(s). [Read the rest of this entry...]
You wanna watch sports game without for free, you wanna see your favorite super star in the crowd? You should have this sportscope. It can magnify up to 5x, and is adjustable in height from 15’’ to 22’’. [Read the rest of this entry...]
