An Equatorial Mount is a type of telescope mount designed to track celestial objects as they move across the sky. It is aligned with the Earth's axis, allowing for smooth movement in one direction to follow the rotation of the Earth. This makes it easier for astronomers to observe stars, planets, and other celestial bodies without constantly readjusting the telescope. These mounts typically consist of two main axes: the right ascension and declination. The right ascension axis is aligned with the Earth's rotation, while the declination axis allows for vertical adjustments. This design is particularly useful for astrophotography and long-duration observations, enhancing the overall stargazing experience.