Unistellar eQuinox 2 Smart Telescope for Light Polluted Cities

Unistellar eQuinox 2 Smart Telescope for Light Polluted Cities

Enhanced Vision

Reveals the stunning colors of Jupiter’s great red spot in real time, the beautiful pink and purple colors of the Orion Nebula, our nearest stellar nursery, and the Whirlpool Galaxy colliding with a smaller nearby galaxy.

Autonomous Field Detection

Allows you to quickly and accurately discover comet Neowise’s tail, the rings of Saturn, and the vivid colors of the Dumbbell nebula from anywhere.

Smart Telescope

Turn your smartphone into a space control station, with a 100% app-controlled telescope.

Citizen Science

Helps you contribute to real space science findings, from asteroid Apophis and exoplanets to NASA missions, turning you into a citizen astronomer.

How does eQuinox 2 differentiate from the eVscope 2?

The main difference between the two products is that the eVscope 2 benefits from an eyepiece co-designed with Nikon, Unistellar’s optical partner.

Optical equipment

The combination of a mirror of 114mm and a focal of 450mm makes our telescope fast and versatile in observing nebulae, galaxies, and planets.

The field of view

The field of view is 34 x 47 arcmin, enough to observe the full moon.

Even City-Dwellers Can Enjoy the Universe

The eQuinox 2 is an unprecedented package of advanced technologies and amazing designs that make space accessible even in light-polluted cities

Thanks to its Smart Light Pollution Reduction technology, relying on Unistellar’s in-house state-of-the-art image processing to autonomously filter city lights' impact, the eQuinox 2 provides unprecedented high-resolution images even from downtown, revealing the vibrant blue and red colors of the Ring Nebula.

Enjoy observing the wonders of our solar system planets

Fast, simple and precise enough to clearly observe the solar system planets such as Mars, the red planet, the eQuinox 2 benefits from a uniquely smart optical design.

Benefiting from Unistellar's enhanced vision technology, adapted for planetary observation, users can now easily observe Jupiter, Saturn, and Mars. Within a few seconds, reveal the great red spot of Jupiter and its colored bands.

The eQuinox 2 continuously catches images of the planet, selects the best ones and combines them to increase contrast and colors.

Smart and Connected

Turn your smartphone or your tablet into a space control station. Thanks to the Unistellar app, you are one click away from choosing and observing Jupiter or the Hercules globular cluster. The eQuinox 2’s catalog of more than 5,000 objects will provide you with detailed information for each of your targets.

Look at the stars within a few minutes

Enjoy the click-and-wow telescope that is ready to explore space in just 2 minutes. Even when only a few stars are visible, the eQuinox 2’s Autonomous Field Detection technology is able to orient itself automatically in the sky within just a few seconds, after locating itself on Earth thanks to your smartphone’s GPS. The eQuinox 2 contains its own database of 37 million stars: At night, even when the human eye cannot distinguish stars, the smart telescope is able to spot them and, through Autonomous Field Detection, compare their positions to its database to get a clear understanding of where it is pointing.

Become a citizen astronomer

Thanks to partnerships with renowned scientific organizations, like the SETI Institute, as well as NASA in the case of our exoplanet detection program, the eQuinox 2 will allow you to become a citizen astronomer, contributing to cutting-edge research on exoplanets, asteroids, comets, and much more.

What's in the Box

• Unistellar eQuinox 2 Smart Telescope for Light Polluted Cities

Specifications

Unistellar eQuinox 2 Smart Telescope for Light Polluted Cities

• Image Resolution: 6.2 Mpx
• Visible stars: 300 million
• Eyepiece: none
• Field Of View: 34 x 47 arcmin
• Limiting Magnitude: 18.2
• Mirror Diameter: 114 mm
• Focal: 450 mm
• Mount: Motorized Alt-Az
• Battery: 11h
• Weight: 9 kg
• Storage: 64 GB
• Planets: Yes
• Deep Sky Objects: Yes
• Celestial Database: +5 000 nebulae, galaxies, clusters…
• Star Database: 37 million 

Enhanced Vision

Reveals the stunning colors of Jupiter’s great red spot in real time, the beautiful pink and purple colors of the Orion Nebula, our nearest stellar nursery, and the Whirlpool Galaxy colliding with a smaller nearby galaxy.

Autonomous Field Detection

Allows you to quickly and accurately discover comet Neowise’s tail, the rings of Saturn, and the vivid colors of the Dumbbell nebula from anywhere.

Smart Telescope

Turn your smartphone into a space control station, with a 100% app-controlled telescope.

Citizen Science

Helps you contribute to real space science findings, from asteroid Apophis and exoplanets to NASA missions, turning you into a citizen astronomer.

How does eQuinox 2 differentiate from the eVscope 2?

The main difference between the two products is that the eVscope 2 benefits from an eyepiece co-designed with Nikon, Unistellar’s optical partner.

Optical equipment

The combination of a mirror of 114mm and a focal of 450mm makes our telescope fast and versatile in observing nebulae, galaxies, and planets.

The field of view

The field of view is 34 x 47 arcmin, enough to observe the full moon.

Even City-Dwellers Can Enjoy the Universe

The eQuinox 2 is an unprecedented package of advanced technologies and amazing designs that make space accessible even in light-polluted cities

Thanks to its Smart Light Pollution Reduction technology, relying on Unistellar’s in-house state-of-the-art image processing to autonomously filter city lights' impact, the eQuinox 2 provides unprecedented high-resolution images even from downtown, revealing the vibrant blue and red colors of the Ring Nebula.

Enjoy observing the wonders of our solar system planets

Fast, simple and precise enough to clearly observe the solar system planets such as Mars, the red planet, the eQuinox 2 benefits from a uniquely smart optical design.

Benefiting from Unistellar's enhanced vision technology, adapted for planetary observation, users can now easily observe Jupiter, Saturn, and Mars. Within a few seconds, reveal the great red spot of Jupiter and its colored bands.

The eQuinox 2 continuously catches images of the planet, selects the best ones and combines them to increase contrast and colors.

Smart and Connected

Turn your smartphone or your tablet into a space control station. Thanks to the Unistellar app, you are one click away from choosing and observing Jupiter or the Hercules globular cluster. The eQuinox 2’s catalog of more than 5,000 objects will provide you with detailed information for each of your targets.

Look at the stars within a few minutes

Enjoy the click-and-wow telescope that is ready to explore space in just 2 minutes. Even when only a few stars are visible, the eQuinox 2’s Autonomous Field Detection technology is able to orient itself automatically in the sky within just a few seconds, after locating itself on Earth thanks to your smartphone’s GPS. The eQuinox 2 contains its own database of 37 million stars: At night, even when the human eye cannot distinguish stars, the smart telescope is able to spot them and, through Autonomous Field Detection, compare their positions to its database to get a clear understanding of where it is pointing.

Become a citizen astronomer

Thanks to partnerships with renowned scientific organizations, like the SETI Institute, as well as NASA in the case of our exoplanet detection program, the eQuinox 2 will allow you to become a citizen astronomer, contributing to cutting-edge research on exoplanets, asteroids, comets, and much more.

What's in the Box

• Unistellar eQuinox 2 Smart Telescope for Light Polluted Cities

Specifications

Unistellar eQuinox 2 Smart Telescope for Light Polluted Cities

• Image Resolution: 6.2 Mpx
• Visible stars: 300 million
• Eyepiece: none
• Field Of View: 34 x 47 arcmin
• Limiting Magnitude: 18.2
• Mirror Diameter: 114 mm
• Focal: 450 mm
• Mount: Motorized Alt-Az
• Battery: 11h
• Weight: 9 kg
• Storage: 64 GB
• Planets: Yes
• Deep Sky Objects: Yes
• Celestial Database: +5 000 nebulae, galaxies, clusters…
• Star Database: 37 million 

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