I like captuted things too

Thank you

great video, thanks!

What is expensive is getting the dark skies…

Dude was low-key flexing his frankenscope

His telescope 30k custom build her telescope 78$ Walmart.

Fake

It was already written,it's an allsome site to behold....

My GOD...

Bray looks like he is in a funeral home 😅

I should definitely call HER 🙋🏿‍♂️

The thing is those filters are expensive asf

Phoinex A : you an idiot 🗿

am i wrong or is that atlas?

No I missed it

It's perfect

Music is good, can hear it clearly

Your audio is fine

How was that 18 billion light years away? Isnt the universe estimated to be 14 billion years old, or am I missing something here?

Want to know the sizes of the OTA's from small to large and the mounts used - please...thank you

Nice video. Pedantic point: Shame you call magnification/focal length "zoom". A zoom lens is a variable focal length lens, the "zoom" refers to its changeability, not the magnification.

What camera did you use to take thise pictures?...

I didn't know he found caseoh

Respectfully, for me, from my perspective and experience, the KEY is having a permanent observatory: the styple or type is not the issue, rather having your equipment set up, and aligned - easy to access - makes astronomy and photography super-fun. Remote observing - not for me.

Can i use the telescope to Look at the Horizont?

This pretty awesome. I'm a strictly visual observer with interest in just planetary and solar AP, so this isn't a service I would use personally, but it was still pretty cool to see what people have set up and that such a service does even exist at all. Have to say I'm a bit jealous of it even if it isn't a setup that works for my personal use. Though I suppose one could argue this would make for a killer EAA setup. haha As I said, this is pretty awesome.

this time do the true biggest black hole, phoenix a

Sun has a worm

Truly amazing how little and finite this planet is compared to the universe. Pretty scary knowing it’s endless. When something doesn’t end, did it ever begin?

Phoenix A?

Bro how do you know where to directly aim at

Phoenix*A: are you sure🫣🤫

Does it really exist there

Man, if someone made a dark sky observatory for us amateurs at a low low price with excellent customer support. They would be a god among men! 💯💯💯

Hello! Thank you very much for the demonstration. However, "serious" astrophotographers NEVER, EVER do astrophotography in this scenario. To be honest, I think your test makes no sense. People do astrophotography in places depending on their goals. Scientists do not compare your site to the VLT or the ELT in the Atacama Desert or NASA does not compare James Webb's space position to the VLT... Without a doubt, people who do not know this difference will not spend money on your site, but "serious" astrophotographers will.

Sage advice, indeed... Polish does NOT work well on certain things! lol Knowing the limitation of one's equipment, knowing the procedures and setup and more applies to so many things, including photography. Being "green" in this particular niche (after shooting images for decades} made for a rude awakening even following careful planning on my first outing a few months ago. I will save my files just so I have a base point to chuckle about in a few years, for though they weren't awful, they weren't what I'd perceive to be "good" by any stretch of the imagination. Thanks for sharing some of your "puzzle pieces", even for those of us not using telescopes... yet... At my age, I recognize potential addictions of this nature, though! lol :)

I just began dabbling with the night skies during the aurora shows this October and am thankful to be up here in northwest North Dakota. Oh, we've got plenty of light pollution from gas flares and various oilfield operations but a 40 minute ride got me away from the vast majority. This was an interesting comparison and I've driven all around Abilene (the entire state, actually, thanks for my OTR-driving in years past). I am shooting MFT (an E-M1X and f2.8 pro glass), so I am well aware of the low-light hurdles. Using Nisi's V7 filter setup made for some interesting comparisons on that particular occasion but I'm still climbing that learning curve and after seeing a contact's MFT images from Nebraska, I know I can create far cleaner images. Thanks for sharing these little tidbits.

Incredible

If I want to swap out a scope, what happens to my older scope, I must get it shipped back to me, right?

Hey let me show you my $20 telescope

What about Phoenix a

Bru

I ate the paper

Bruh the largest black hole is peonix a

Super 💩

Why your girlfriend telescope??😢😂

Which galaxy did he pass by???!!

No it should be blue or red due to red shift and blue shift

a small black hole 😂 rejected

An extra note, The video is measuring the radius, but the tier levels of the pier is diameter. I got confused and thought my big scope would fit on a smaller pier based on the radius. It won't. That calculation page popup at 10:32 says the diameter is what matters, the radius needs to be doubled.