Telescope KONUSPACE-6, D.60/F.800 Konus
KONUS KONUSPACE-6 Refractor Telescope – Your First Step to the Stars
The KONUS KONUSPACE-6 is a premium entry-level telescope for anyone who wants to start exploring the night sky without a steep learning curve. The 60mm lens and 800mm focal length give you exceptional optical performance, while the whole package is incredibly simple to set up and use.
No-Frustration Stargazing
Unlike complex computerized telescopes that require calibration, the KONUSPACE-6 is ready to use in minutes. Just point it at your target, and use the smooth manual controls to track your object as it moves across the sky. The design is so intuitive that children can set it up independently, while adults will appreciate the straightforward approach.
Key features include:
- A slow-motion control knob for easy tracking.
- A sturdy metal tripod that adjusts to your height.
- A 5x24 finderscope to quickly locate objects.
What Can You See?
This telescope is a window to the cosmos. Here's what you can expect to see:
- The Moon: Get lost in breathtaking detail, from massive craters to towering mountain ranges casting dramatic shadows.
- Jupiter: See the planet's cloud belts and its four largest moons—Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto—as they orbit the gas giant.
- Saturn: Witness the spectacular rings, see the Cassini Division that separates them, and spot its largest moon, Titan.
- And Beyond: Explore the phases of Venus, Mars's polar ice caps, the glittering Pleiades star cluster, and even the fuzzy glow of the Andromeda Galaxy.
Technical Specifications
Specification | Details |
Type | Achromatic Refractor |
Objective Diameter | 60 mm |
Focal Length | 800 mm |
Focal Ratio | f/13.3 |
Magnification | 40x and 100x with included eyepieces |
Mount | Alt-Azimuth with slow-motion control |
Tripod | Adjustable metal (67-116 cm) |
Finderscope | 5x24 |
Bottom Line
The KONUSPACE-6 is simple enough for a child, yet powerful enough for a serious observer. It's the perfect way to get started in astronomy, offering genuine celestial wonders without the frustration. Order yours today and begin your journey to the stars!
What you see on the Moon
With KONUSPACE-6 you’re not just “seeing the Moon”, you’re resolving specific named formations:
- Large craters like Tycho (~85 km across), Copernicus (~93 km), Plato (~101 km), Clavius (~225 km) are easily visible with sharply defined rims and central peaks.
- Medium craters around 20–40 km in diameter become clearly separated—chains of smaller craters are no longer a blur but distinct pits.
- Under steady air, you can pick out craterlets and rilles in the 5–10 km range near the terminator (day–night boundary), where long shadows enhance relief.
- Lunar maria (Mare Imbrium, Mare Tranquillitatis, etc.) appear as smooth, darker basaltic “seas” contrasted against the brighter, heavily cratered highlands.
- The terminator line itself shows dramatic three‑dimensional relief: mountain ranges projecting long shadows and crater rims lit on one side only.
With a lunar (Moon) filter, you can comfortably observe even around full Moon and tease out low‑contrast details that would otherwise be washed out.

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