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We make stargazing easier
| Track The Stars is a privately-held company located in Denmark. Establish in 2004, we develop, manufacture and sell advanced mountings for astronomical telescopes. Unlike other telescope mountings, | Track The Stars combines unique Danish design and innovative drive technology to deliver a quality mount for the amateur astronomer who values convenience, portability and precision. |
Passion makes the action
| All of us at Track The Stars have a passion for amateur astronomy. We know the thrill and joy of being in your element – out there, tracking the stars under the night sky. We also understand the needs and requirements of the amateur astronomist and how products and equipment are actually used. | This knowledge and experience, combined with extensive know-how from the manufacturing industry, provide the optimal mix to develop the products our customers want and bring them to market in a timely fashion. |
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Niels Tvergaard Haagh B.Sc. Mechanical Engineering |
Jesper Rubech Rasmussen M.Sc.Electrical Engineering |
Track The Stars is located in Denmark:
Enghoejvej 17
3660 Ganloese
Denmark
Phone: +45 5057 3550
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VAT#: DK27579469
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Track the Stars combines Danish design excellence with quality materials and exceptional functionality to deliver a robust mount that's built to last.
About Us
Track The Stars is a privately-held company located in Denmark. Established in 2004, we develop, manufacture and sell advanced mountings for astronomical telescopes. Unlike other telescope mountings, Track The Stars combines unique Danish design and innovative drive technology to deliver a quality mount for the amateur astronomer who values convenience, portability and precision.
Australien outback 1986
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Back in 1986 Niels Haagh – the founder of Track The Stars – travelled half way around the globe to the Australian outback to observe the return of Halley's Comet. No suitable commerci... |