Our universe is a place full of hidden wonders - infinitely vast and never to be fully understood. But when night falls, it reveals some of its secrets to those who set out into the darkness, far from the lights of our civilization.

A gentle summer night awaits. With the telescope in your car, you speed towards the observation site - in joyful anticipation of what you will see. Once there, the few individual parts of the telescope are assembled in just a few minutes. As night falls, the light primary mirror quickly reaches ambient temperature.

The first stars appear in the darkening firmament. Slowly the band of the Milky Way appears and in the distance an owl softly sings its melody. Night falls and the first starlight hits the mirror of the telescope. The journey to the most amazing destinations in the sky can begin. Whether it's our moon or the planets, sparkling star clusters, gas nebulae or distant galaxies - the list of objects is long.

No matter which one of our products you use: You will certainly long remember the wonderful images that the mirrors and telescopes from "Spacewalk Telescopes" show you.



1) The Telescope Series "Onyx"


What really catches the eye with the two 16" and 20" models in the new "Onyx" telescope series is the very short focal length with a focal ratio of around f/3.3.

The telescopes of the "Onyx" model series have an extremely low viewing height, which at 20" aperture is just 145 centimeters above the ground. Gone are the days of wobbly ladders.

High-quality materials such as double-painted, water-repellent wooden parts and lightweight aluminum frames (finished with a matt-black powder coating) make these lightweight telescopes very special.


2) Parabolic Mirrors


The Spacewalk Telescopes product range is rounded off by high-quality parabolic mirrors, which are manufactured in-house here in Germany. The special feature of these mirrors "made in Germany" is the fact that they are very thin, which means that the mirror reaches the ambient temperature very quickly.

Each optic is delivered with an interferometric test protocol.