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Ok, thanks. I didn't even know that there was a such thing as an extension tube for a telescope. My only remaining question is why this is happening? I mean, how could a big company like Celestron make a scope that couldn't even focus onto Jupiter?

Hey, I wanted to say thanks too all the people who have helped so far. I would also like to thank michael8554 for telling me that the THING is called a diagonal 😆 I was wondering, if I got a Barlow lens, would that help my problem?

I have 1.25" eye pieces. I only currently have two eye pieces, one is the 10mm, the other is a 20mm. I am relatively sure that I would have tried that eyepiece but I can't remember. I'll try that when the sky decides to clear.

I have a Celestron Astromaster 90. Last night, I went to go see Jupiter, and with the 10mm eyepiece and the *angle lens?* (not sure if that's what it's called, but it's the thing that lets you look through the telescope from any direction other than straight through, mine is at a 90 degree angle) I got a decent image, although I don't have a Barlow, but I was able to discern the larger cloud bands and four moons, but the focuser was almost all the way out. When I took the thing* out, I was unable to focus on Jupiter at all. I could hardly see the moons and Jupiter was a massive white blob. I am an amateur and have no idea what's going on. If anyone knows what's going on and/or how to fix it, I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks!