Great job i found the save.

2023.

Great how do we save the work.

This lens is on my list to get. I have the Sony 14mm version and the Fujifilm 12mm version. I want the 135mm Canon version. ❤

ANY ONE ELSE GET RIPPED OFF BY THIS COMPANY LATELY THEY APPEAR TO BE OUT OF BUSINESS BUT STILL SOLD ME AN EYE PIECE I TRY CALLING AND NOTHING THE EMAIL DOES'NT EVEN WORK ANY MORE IM SO PISSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSED.

I live in Puerto Rico there is no where to go where there's no light pollution. Drove over 2 hours to get to some recommended place by the astronomy club but i could still feel the light in my sensores.

Oops, wrong year. Occultation of Saturn this year.

If you are in the UK, the same scope is badged as StellyaLyra by First Light Optics. They come from the same manufacturer and it is a thing of beauty.

Love this! Really nice synopsis of the month’s activities.

Can you please capture deep space objects with this 8 inch dobsonian ? I am also getting a 8 inch dob but with 800mm focal length

30x per inch is pretty conservative, 2x per the aperture in millimeters is what I go by, but any power over 300x requires good seeing, regardless of.aperture. I frequently get good seeing to where I.have gone 500x on 10" scopes, and even 250-300+ on 90mm maks, and 90mm should top out at 180x, but maks are notorious for being able to break those rules. And good refractors can go even farther above the 50x per inch rule. In an xt8, 300x us usually pretty easy to hit when the seeing is steady as 400x is the theoretical max. And I have been able to hit stupid high powers with 6"f8 dobs.

Does the phone holder adjust to the side, my phone camera is at the edge so im fearing it may not alling with ths eye piece.

What name game??

At 8:00 right above the ring nebula I accidentally captured a very small faint distant galaxy with my ASI camera that looks like the weather channel's old hurricane symbol I forget the name but if you can set your cameras FOV to about 0.2-0.15° do some long exposure live stacking for about 5 to 7 minutes then clean up the image with your laptop's default photo editor and darken the image and you will see it. A galaxy about 240 million light years away. I photographed it by accident while watching the ring nebula a year or two ago it was incredible I didn't even know it existed! Edit: it's called IC 1296

I choice celestron sky master 25/70 and nikon aculon 10-22/50

I am considering a Dob for casual observing, but I am nearing 70 years of age and suffer from back and neck arthritis. I am about 6 feet tall...would I have to stoop over very much to see through the eyepiece on that 8" scope? Thanks.

Hi, my Seestar images is always green after stacking and i am unable to stretch out any colours in photoshop!

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It kept freezing on my Win 10 64bit? Downloaded the latest version.

If you dont mind, what phone adapter to you use to attach to your telescope?

I was splitting the double double in my c8 , barely at 78x and more easily at 92x. Then i decided to swing the scope to another part of the sky and knocked my 22mm LVW off the flat part of wedge right in front of the base. Not the smartest place for a chunky eyepiece like that, I think it was my focus motor or its cable that got it the optics survived but the barrel got dented, so no more 1.25 filter use, as well as a rattle that i can only defeat by removing the red trim ring, and i rather not do that, so the resale value is way down now. Good thing I also have a 24mm ES68 which i later used with my celestron/baader OIII on m57. Note this was the first time I had used a scope in 3 years, so it was a bummer to be rewarded by damaging a premium eyepiece. But before I went to m57 I was determined to view m13, though my skies are so bad I cant see the keystone, I thought I got a glimpse of 2 of the stars, the line that contains m13, and used the telrad to get me in the area and the finder scope to try and identify the keystone but it had too much power, but I tried a few spots and eventually stumbled across the fuzzball in my 2" 40mm astrola wide field eyepiece, and bumped up the power to the 17mm LVW, and.then to my secret weapon 15mm plastic body celestron "15", which is actually about a 70 degree eyepiece with only 3 elements that lets alot of light through, it was actually pretty good but still a bit bright of background sky, since this is close to bortle 9 if not a 9, an 8+, home of snoop and fluffy. 1.5mm exit pupil usually shows m15 better than that, so I thought there was a chance i was on m92, but I wasnt going to risk losing it, so i stayed there. Yes I am using a non goto scope, but with an excellent DC powered byers drive, so keeping things in view is no problem. I am pretty sure it was m13 though, since i was using an 8 and I used to mostly use a c11 back before i got robbed in 2018 (storage break in). Also another several years since I was doing that in 2012 (i had to put everything in storage in 2013 and move onto a boat), so the light pollution is probably worse. Well the best view was around a 12.4 plossl, I tried a 10, but then it was getting pretty dim. I don't have any good wide eyepieces between my massive 14mm and 8.8mm meade UWAs and they have 8 elements and not the latest coating technology anyway, so I was really wishing I still had my 10.5 pentax XW, or even my 12mm pentax XF, or an 11 or 12mm nagler at that point, but I had to settle for a super plossl. I could have gotten out my 5 element 12.4, but that was in another case and i already had 3 open on my bed (and red safrey goggles on when i came in to do eyepiece exchanges). I am observing with no horizons, in a tight courtyard of sorts, with about 8 feet of width between apartments, and an end unit to tge north, but at least polaris.clears the roof for a high enough tripod, and to the south a gate, but with trees right there, so the south is bad as well, if not worse. So basically I have the zenith and a little bit more to work with. After I finally got bored with m13 and still couldnt see the keystone, I decided to go to m57, and mourn the loss of my filter capability on my 22mm. My best OIII is the celestron 1.25, and my best UHC is my 2" orion ultrablock. I have svbony 2" OIII and 1.25" UHC. So instead of fussing with filters I grabbed my 24mm ES68, and just enjoyed the view. By that point I was a bit weary, as the setup, first time in years, and the 22mm LVW incident had worn me down, and i knew clouds were coming (14 blocks from the beach during june), so I packed it in, and sure enough the clouds came. This was monday night, I couldn't find it in me to set up tuesday night, and last night, weds, I had fallen asleep in the afternoon and woke up at 7pm and went to get food a little.after 8 and when i finished eating there were some clouds but not completely overcast, so I decided not to set up, also.because my neighbors across the way (Uber ghetto tweakers) were arguing and had the door open, a bike out and the lights on so I didnt want to deal with that. Since i had that nap I had been up all night on youtube, and went for a smoke a little befire 5am and there was a planet, at first i thought it might be mars because it was red. I grabbed my photo tripod, set up in the doorway with my etx90 ota, opened the screen and watched jupiter into the dawn, for a good 40 minutes or more maybe an hour until I finally knocked it out of view and the sky was too bright to see it in the finder, and the moons had long ceased to be visible in the scope. I didn't fuss with my 2 main eyepiece cases, instead I have 2 smaller cases, one with mostly orthos, a few japanese plossls (17 sirius dometop,15 parks GS5, 12.4 meade SP 4el and an old televue 32mm smoothie) and the odd man out, a burgess/tmb 9mm planetary. I started with the 9mm, too much power for the conditions, i then went to the 12.4 which was getting better, then down to the 15 which was pretty good, the 17 which was getting better, but the sky was starting to get bright. I briefly tried the 32mm in an old parks japan shorty (pre GS, I assume a 2 element), and then the 32 on its own which showed a small but incredibly sharp jupiter in a bright sky, so I grabbed my meade super plossl set (which has my 12.4 5 element but I didnt wa t to fuss with comparisons, althogh i did do a short one, 12.4 4el vs edscorp 12.5 ortho, too close to call so i stuck with the plossl) to try my 20mm smoothside, which omg was really sweet, so I bumped down to the 26 which was also amazing, but I decided to.inch back up the power since the seeing seemed to have stabilized, I got as high as the 15 before I lost jupiter and could no longer see it in that tiny 25mm finder. I was also using a diagonal rather than the flip mirror, and did a few comparisons with the flip mirror and didnt see much difference. After the session I realized I had my basic "comes with scope" grade chinese mirror diagonal in rather than my japanese meade star prism. So I am excited for even better views next time, and to redo the flip mirror vs decent prism comparison. The original reason I got the SCT thread adapter was because I was using it on a GT mount, which put the eyepiece out the side. But that mount was lost, along with a few other scopes and mounts and many other things of value, in an incident where my van was stolen by a city and county, but I wont go into that, or my other bad luck in detail here, since I have been crazy long already, and who cares right? Lets just say I could have been doing the same thing with a televue 101 or even an 8" lx200R on my stellarvue m3 if 2018 didn't happen and tweakers weren't a thing.

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I saw a brilliant falling star tonight 7/9 around 11pm in SC It appeared green. Beautiful!

OK, I’ll be that guy. It looks to me like eyepieces that come with most consumer telescopes are crap (I haven’t bought a telescope yet, but it seems like most people upgrade eyepieces first.) I believe in the “buy the best you can afford” principle. First, I plan to go to night viewings at my local astronomy club, so I can hopefully try a variety of scopes and eyepieces. I bought a pair of Canon 15x50 IS binoculars (which weren’t cheap) to start learning the night sky, and give me time to look at the options for telescopes/mounts/eyepieces. I’ll spend the most money on a good mount, as it seems to me the ones the telescopes come with are well on their way to becoming overburdened. It looks like Sky-Watcher has the best consumer grade mounts. For telescopes, one of the 8” Celestron SCTs look like the best mix of ability to me, who doesn’t want to own a bunch of scopes. With this, I’m looking for eyepieces for planets (~9mm), DSO (~24mm), and a 2x Barlow to give me some options. The thing is, I don’t want to spend less now, when I know I’ll be dissatisfied later and spend more then, and once I buy a more expensive eyepiece, why would I look at these? After all, if you buy these, will you look through the stock eyepieces that came with the scope again? The hard part, when looking through telescopes on the watch parties, will be figuring out what part of the image is from the scope, and what part is due to the eyepiece? Does anyone have a method that won’t burden people who are willing to let me look through their scopes. I guess I’ll talk to them about it, as it seems like everyone loves to talk about the tools of the trade. Thanks for your video!

What an excellent educational video for us noobs, thank you!! Of course you have to decide where to draw the line from a details perspective and I believe you made an excellent choice. I am a little bit puzzled though since my Canon EOS D70 has Bulb mode on the program selector button and I run it with an ASIAIR Plus.

I too, just found channel. Good rundown, have subscribed.

I'm light polluted😭😭😭

the double double actually has six stars i found that out using the Stellarium app and i zoomed all the way in of them and found 3 stars each side

What app are you using?

❤❤ This gave me the Star Hustler vibe

There could be one in August as well. Not sure.

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All this year was terrible for me to photograph DSOs because of clouds. Hopefully more clear skies rest of the year.

You should have gotten a Toad

Is there a UK channel?

All of July 2024? Like for real

Love the content and presentation! Great job!!

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3 hours was your longest? those are rookie numbers bro

Just found this channel. Thank you for the information, instantly subscribed!

You are brilliant Your videos are concise and helpful for stargazing for the month The other night the Milky Way was magnificent

You are brilliant Your videos are concise and helpful for stargazing for the month

August 18th... go out and look up...

We finally had a week of consecutive clear nights. I imaged M57 and M101. I was curious if the afterglow of the 2023 supernova in M101 was still visible 1 year later, so I overlaid an image of M101 from before 2023 onto the capture from this week, and to my surprise, the afterglow of the 2023 nova was still visible (F4.5 Dobson with a 300mm mirror on a eq-platform).

Awesome video!

Love the sky this time of year! So much to see! Great job/video!

Good video, thanks for sharing this.

Great rundown, thank you. Hoping T CrB does it's thing before it gets too far west.

Great video!

A great video thank you so much.