Light, gathered
in three ways.

The instruments Durbin uses to turn distant light into a shared public experience.

01

Smart telescope

Unistellar eQuinox 1

A robotic, app-controlled telescope used for deep-sky observing and live digital views of galaxies, nebulae and clusters. Durbin began with two eQuinox instruments in 2023.

  • Digital observation
  • Enhanced vision
  • Deep-sky imaging
02

Manual reflector

Sky-Watcher 200P

An 8-inch optical reflector for direct observation through an eyepiece—especially rewarding for the Moon, planets and bright deep-sky objects.

  • 200 mm aperture
  • Optical eyepiece
  • Planetary viewing
03

Portable reflector

Celestron 200AZ

A field-friendly telescope used in school outreach and practical demonstrations, helping students understand alignment, focus and the path of light.

  • Portable setup
  • Hands-on learning
  • Outreach fieldwork

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