National Geographic
1 National Geographic 76/350 Telescope
2 National Geographic 40-1280X Microscope For details you can’t see with the naked eye, the 40-1280X is the perfect beginner’s model. With all the accessories needed to get going, including specimens to view and a smartphone holder for picture taking, a tiny world awaits!
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View the moon, the stars and even distant galaxies with the Nat Geo 76/350 telescope. Ready to use straight from the box, it offers endless entertainment for all the family. Complete with free smartphone adapter for sharing images.
Was £109.99 Now £99.99
Includes FREE smartphone adapter Was £109.99 Now £99.99
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3 National Geographic Colour Weather Station Temperature, humidity and a local forecast make this a must for avid weather watchers. Three outdoor sensors and the base unit provide statistics for four separate locations. Wall-mounted or free-standing, this weather station is ideal for the office or home. £67.99
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There’s no better season for expanding your mind
Starry with a chance of (meteor) showers
All the leaves are brown Fallen leaves in autumn, or ice crystals in winter. The seasons bring an endless supply of subjects for microscopic analysis. Even the tiniest speck of dust will look amazing when viewed 1280x bigger than normal!
Astronomical events are best on winter nights. Cold air cannot hold as much moisture as warm air, so the view is much clearer. See for yourself! Wrap up well and count the shooting stars.
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