Baader Planetarium

The history of the name Baader in Astronomy however dates back to the year 1852, when Michael Baader opened an Optical Manufacturing Company in the middle of Munich, after having worked since 1838 in the optical glass works Company of "Martin Woerle" and being married with Woerle's daughter. Woerle had gained deep knowledge in the production of optical glass and the secrets of production and testing of achromatic lenses under direct supervision of "Josef von Fraunhofer", one of the founders of modern optics and inventor of the "German Mount". Baader Planetarium is situated near Munich / Germany. The Company was founded in Munich 1966 and has produced over 15000 school type planetaria since then, as well as 500 observatory domes of all sizes.

https://www.baader-planetarium.com/

Morpheus® 76° wide-angle eyepiece, f = 12.5 mm entrance diameter 1.25"/2"

Morpheus® 76° wide-angle eyepiece, f = 14 mm entrance diameter 1.25"/2"

Morpheus® 76° wide-angle eyepiece, f = 17.5 mm entrance diameter 1.25"/2"

2" / T-2 Nose Piece and Camera adapter (same as used by SBIG)

Morpheus® 76° wide-angle eyepiece, f = 4.5 mm entrance diameter 1.25"/2"

Baader Classic Q-eyepiece set 

consisting of:

Eyepieces Classic Ortho 6,10,18 mm

Plössl 32mm

(incl. 4 pc winged rubber eyecups)

1.3 or 2.25x Q-Barlow

Q-turret quad eyepiece revolver

Baader Astro Box #1 (M31)

Morpheus® 76° wide-angle eyepiece, f = 6.5 mm entrance diameter 1.25"/2"

AstroSolar Photo Film (imaging only), telescope quality, Optical Density OD = 3.8