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Zodiac Stargazer Offers You a Ride In a Swiveling Telescope On Wheels

06 Jul 2022 | Abstracted from New Atlas

"The Zodiac Stargazer places up to two passengers in an astronomical telescope on wheels, which can rotate to face directly upward, giving you an extraordinary window to the universe.

"This isn't a real vehicle, it's a design study...a vehicle people could hire to take out into the silent desert at night and look up at the stars through a telescope far more powerful than anything you could carry in the trunk of a car."



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