Very cool video! Well done!

Awesome Job. SCO will always have a special place in my heart. :)

The dual suns of Tatooine were not science fiction.

One must understand that the coming eclipses aren't just for show, they are biblical and God's final judgements upon the world and humanity, God is coming back for his church

Hi Paul. Great presentation, thank you for that! Can you offer any suggestions for where to get eclipse glasses, ie website for ordering online, brands etc. I live in rural Nova Scotia but will be in Merimachi for the eclipse.

Being you're a person of astroagly get a photo of the orange ball coming at us next to the sun during totally.

Savorinen and greetings to all science journalists around the Earth❤️ On April 8, 2024, Mexicans and Texans may have a chance to make history and scientifically prove the current atomic model wrong. The so-called Allais Effect may be a real phenomenon, but in such a way that it does not always occur during a solar eclipse. It would be about how close to the center of the Earth the line between the center of the Sun and the center of the Moon intersects the center of the Earth. That is, how close the alignment of the Sun, the Moon and the Moon’s shadow passes the center of the Earth. The closer, the stronger the phenomenon. If so, scientific experiments should always be done when a total solar eclipse occurs at noon and near the equator. The April 8 solar eclipse is pretty much exactly at noon in Mexico, I believe, and the area is much closer to the equator than the North Pole. Ok, there is a lot of pressure in the center of the Earth. I assume that massive and dense particles originating from the center of the Earth are pushed out of the Earth all the time, and on April 8th they are pushed through the area shadowed by the Moon directly towards the Moon and the Sun. They meet particles corresponding to the countersphere, which originate from the Sun and the Moon. During straight alignment, these particles have time to push through the corresponding particles again and again. During the pushing through of each opposing particle, there is a strong interaction and thus the energy in the particles is dispersed over a larger area and the probability of encountering the next one increases, etc. Pushing through the moon also activates these particles. Inside the moon, this small-scale energy moves more densely and inside these particles, etc. Pushing towards the moon, these particles already have time to activate more than normal, because they encounter particles that have already penetrated the moon and activated inside the moon. Physicists are already planning a new particle accelerator at Cern. Its price is estimated at around 20 billion euros. On April 8, anyone can do scientific experiments very cheaply. For example, local tennis clubs could use devices that launch tennis balls. First, the device is adjusted to fly the balls as far and accurately as possible. So it’s not necessarily worth trying to make the balls fly just as far as possible, if you can’t make the balls fly quite precisely the same distance, you know. Ok, when we find out how far the balls fly with a certain power on average normally, we wait for the Solar eclipse and when the Moon’s shadow starts to reach the area, we start sending tennis balls into the air and monitor how far the balls fly. Perhaps a surprise will be experienced during the exam. You should fly the balls in at least two different directions. From north to south and from south to north. The more distinct groups, the better. Everyone should also think about some other scientific experiments that can be done in connection with the so-called to gravitation. Traditionally, experiments have been done with pendulums and gravity measuring devices. You should also use them. If someone has ready these small rockets that don’t aim for orbit, but only test how high you can get, then maybe during the solar eclipse it would be interesting to try if you can maybe even get much higher than you could assume based on the calculation in advance. Ps. If the solar eclipse occurs in June, then I assume that it is worth doing these experiments even if the eclipse is closer to one of the polar regions than the equator and even if it is late evening or early morning. This is because then the Earth is in the area between the Sun and the supermassive object in the center of the galaxy. Perhaps from the center of the galaxy there is also a kind of matter / energy that physicists do not yet understand. At least that’s what I assume. That is, these supermassive objects in the centers of galaxies may emit dark matter as separate condensations that are much denser than the separate condensations in the nuclei of the atoms of the observable matter. The denser, the slower the internal motion / time and the less these dark matter particles would interact with observable matter. In June, when the Earth is in the area between the Sun and the center of the galaxy, these dark matter particles inside the Earth would meet the energy from the Sun in the opposite sphere and thus their internal movement / time would speed up and the interaction with the Earth’s matter would intensify. I assume that the Earth gets new matter in its center in June when these dark matter particles collide in the center of the Earth with the nuclei of the Earth’s atoms. Could the Earth even get new water molecules in its center? That is, would new solid matter, but also new water and gas molecules, be born in the center of the Earth? If so, perhaps the researchers should observe that more water and gas molecules escape from the Earth than estimated. Greetings to all Mexicans and Texans. Also for all those who have the opportunity to participate in scientific experiments on April 8. April 8, 2024 may be a very significant day for humanity, but it may not be so without you🙂 ❤️

You folks sure talk a lot :-)

I believe this star finder is for people residing in the northern hemisphere, I don't think this star finder is meant for people observing along the equator or southern hemisphere. Would this work for people residing close to the equator? ...or is there a different star finder template for them?

The finder bracket on the little Skywatcher 80 often needs a thin plastic shim. What is the part number of the Manfrotto tripod?

Marvelous discussion. Thank you so much for recording it! A wealth of information, especially on the lunar references! 😀

What if you can't draw if your life depended on it?

For "explore the universe" you can't use a goto mount? I barely see the moon from my Bortle9 zone...

I love the low design roll off roof observatory. I'll be building something like that soon on my side of NS, I think.

Wonderful capture! Very similar to my experience 🎉 getting ready for 2024!

I have seen aurora on Lake Ontario at KP 4-5 many times. Have had that happen and when my film images got back I had bullseye rings! There are 2 volumes of that book “Secrets of the Aurora Borealis” Your aurora eye project is really interesting and I am quite interested in it. Thank you Jeremy for this presentation. John Dean, RASC/ Niagara living in Nome AK.

Best tutorial. Excellent. Congrats.

Watching this is an excellent way to spend 27 minutes of your time.

Nice talk Peter

Thank you ladies that was was very good👍

#3 don't know if I can do David's list but I shall try to do all the certificates starting in 2023 when I join R A S C halifax ,, thanks for posting 👍 ... how many certificates did you do John?

#2 good video , thanks

Good video ,, thank you for posting

Just more proof of a Flat, Non-Rotating and Stationary Earth.

At this moment, YT is still processing this into HD.

Got the handbook Saturday

Will this recording be available in a higher resolution? the text on the screen is not legible at only 360p.

i live in the phillippines where to buy.

I am grateful 😇 for you 💐💕

Great overview!

Great tutorial! Thanks!

Hey Dave, is there a certain phase or time when this is most visible? Does this appear every month at about the same time? Is there an app to determine when it is visible to setup to view it?

Very beautiful 😊Thank you for sharing my friend👏

nice! 02-17-2021

Thank you! Interesting talk!

Hi there, dumb question but if I'm looking at the southern horizon, I would be facing south? I got a telescope for Christmas and am trying to figure everything out. Thanks!

I in fact came here to find out how to use, my starfinder of my telescope. you know that minitelescope ! Did not find it here yet. Bright skies!

I’m just trying to find something with my grandma

I'm definitely going to give this a try soon. Now just hoping for clear skies!

Thanks to Judy for setting this up and fact-checking, and to Jerry and Blair for setting up their gear in challenging conditions!

Clear, concise and highly informative! Thank-you, Tony Schellinck!

More great content

Great presentation.

Thanks for the video!!! So I’ve been looking online for binoculars 10x50 less than $100 and I’m having a hard time!! I find either $60 ones which have mixed reviews or ones above $100. Any recommendations!? Thanks!

well wishes folks

Excelent webinar!!!! Thank you David and RASC Halifax chapter!

I was quite surprised to see that ImagesPlus is now -free- (or at least an old version is). Is the program still up-to-date enough to be fully functional? Will it still handle modern Canon CR2 files and output to standard TIFF or JPG files? Is there enough users out there to help beginners (and idiots) with newbe problems?

Thanks to RASC Halifax and to Blair for all your efforts. Have watched video several times and have improved my IP skills. Bob Bates Belleville

Congratulations Paul! Wonderful presentation.

The only problem for your star finder is that it can be used in a certain latitude, not everywhere. I remember in the merchant navy, 50 years ago, you had to change the disk, when the latitude of the ship was different. At this time only the sextant was used to find where you were...and the eye around the coast. Anyway, it is much more beautiful than the transparent disk I used, which could be reversed from north to south of course. Thanks