saros
Observing the night sky is a slow relaxation. As soon as we see a shining star in the dark sky, we forget our worries in our heads for a moment and get the effect of relaxing our minds. There are no artificial buildings or cars filled with roads in the sky. It's the farthest but most natural scenery you can see anytime, anywhere.
Deep inside everyone, there is a desire for nature at the beginning. So we look at the night sky and feel relieved with the feeling of being out of touch with the present. This is one of the reasons why mankind has long tried to get closer to the unknown universe. In Korea, it was also easy for anyone to observe the moon and stars in the night sky through the 'Honcheon' during the Joseon Dynasty. SAROS reinterpreted the value of the meaning and form of honcheon in accordance with modern times.
It is hoped that many people will enjoy various cosmic events easily without complex astronomical knowledge.
PROJECT
saros
WORK
Astronomical Telescope
DATE
2020.12
It is not easy to see clear stars and moons in the city center. Saros made it possible to observe various events in the night sky, which are not common in the city center. It is relatively simple to carry and use in the form of a mirror-only reflective telescope. The high concentration power allows you to clearly see the light of the stars and the moon that appear cloudy in the city center.
