What does AstraZeneca 80eq match with Jupiter?

Do you need another objective lens or barlow film or something?

Each astronomical telescope can only be equipped with one objective lens, but there will be several eyepieces, at least two or three.

Barlow mirror is a so-called magnifying glass, and Budd film is a solar filter. Which one do you want to ask?

I want to see the Jupiter belt and its moons clearly.

On a good night, as long as you focus accurately, an 80 mm telescope can easily see two cloud bands and four Galileo satellites on Jupiter's surface for 40 times (the satellites are sometimes blocked by Jupiter's celestial bodies). The focal length of the 80EQ primary mirror is 900 mm, and an eyepiece of about 25 mm is enough.

A rookie, please point out the maze.

There are a lot of online materials, and systematic learning is much more rewarding than asking this question. The following information is good.

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Besides, what's the use of an 80eq computer?

80EQ connects camera and computer to do planetary photography, and the effect is good.

What is the "electronic eyepiece" on the Internet for? thank you

"Electronic eyepiece" is generally used with microscope, so the illumination sensitivity is low. If you want to shoot celestial bodies with binoculars, you'd better choose Logitech's QC4000 or Philips' TOUCAM series cameras, which are classic planetary photography configurations for astronomy enthusiasts.