Hello Friend,

Can you name one eyepiece that can do all this?

• It's got  100-degree apparent field of view 
   
•  Stars are tack sharp all the way to the edge!
   
• Aim it at a globular cluster   and what appears like a distortion ball in other eyepieces suddenly resolves into well-defined swirls of stars.
   
• You've never really seen the Orion Nebula until you've seen it through the Ethos eyepiece. 
   
• It's like you're floating around in the nebula, right through the stars in the Trapezium!
   
• Yes, You'll pay a chunk of money for the Ethos but the first time you use it, you'll know it's worth every penny.

  13mm TeleVue Ethos-

This is the ONE eyepiece I use a good 70% of the time when observing.  It's  a personal favorite
and it works well on the majority of instruments.  

Clear Skies,

Ray Khan

 
 PS   If you are on  a tight budget, I understand: So here is the 'Poor Man's ' Version of  the Televue 13mm Ethos.
11mm Explore Scientific .   I don't want you to feel left out, it's also discounted right now, so take advantage.
(Explore Scientific is going to be really miffed that I said that, but I'm telling it like it is brother.
Not whistling Dixie either!

PPS Damn that wanker Groundhog who predicted an early Spring.  I'm looking out my window, and I sure
as heck don't see it.