2 Great Looking Amateur Astro’s You Have There,Proud To Be A Sub ❤For A While Now,lol

Using pity kids love it😂

We will offer up a sacrifice to the youtube bot subscriber gods to bless your channel with inflationary numbers.

Aah haa you’re back on my feed hope you are well Dylan. Crap viewing. On the central coast for 18 odd months or more ,when it’s not raining it’s blowing a gale all the best John🇦🇺😎🐈‍⬛

All the red is blood 🩸

Dude. I feel your pain.

Hi Dylan, is almost a year and half, cannot use a telescope! Fucking Rain,all the time ! In Sydney! Is like the toilet of the world! Everyday, cloudy , and rain !! Big hug

Mate! It’s not your following… It’s your sloppy use of the apostrophe that your kids can’t get along with. 😂

Wonderful! Great kids!

Can you tell me what the falsification of the earths 6371km radius means for the Heliocentric model?

I love it! We old guys who started out with paper star charts, film cameras, scopes that we had to point by hand, and manually guide our exposures with an illuminated reticle eyepiece were laughed off in the early 2000's, when planetarium software, computerized go-to telescopes, autoguiding, and digital imaging made it easy for "anyone" to enter the hobby. We griped that "kids these days don't need to know anything about photography or astronomy because the mounts, software, and cameras do all the work for them!" And the new generation of astrophotographers told us old guys, "The future is now, Old Man! Stop crying about how easy it is and just get the heck out of the way!" Well, you're the Old Man now, Dog! Automatic scopes are here to stay and nobody needs to know anything to use them and take pictures that are just as good as yours. The future is now! How does it feel?!!!!

I’m doing my part 🫡

Long way to go. Kids are expendable. ;)

Kids are tired of little cameos, they are planning to start their own KZbin astro channels 😅🔭

Brad Schaefer (retired) accurately predicted the eruption of U Scorpi. He also did much of the work on the prediction of T CrB. In this webinar to the AAVSO, Brad describes T CrB in great detail and tells how amateurs can contribute to the research using even small telescopes. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4vJmGlthpKmsLc

HAHAHAHA cringe mid.

The SeeStar and other "smart" telescopes are just fun, grab and go scopes that set up in less than ten minutes. To me, a good analogy is boombox versus full blown stereo component system. Yes, I'm dating myself to the 1970s. One is self-contained, simple, and low cost (mine was $399); the other is complex, expensive, and not at all easily portable. The SeeStar, of course, cannot begin to produce the quality of the more complex and expensive systems, but it sure is a fun break. Last week about midnight, I grabbed my SeeStar, walked down the street and onto the golf course path with a clear view to the south and found Omega Centauri down in the muck five degrees above the horizon.

I want to buy them, can't find a source. I would buy all 10 issues of the Annals. Amazon has 2 of them for $90 each - I don't think so.

I like the loud and obnoxious intro!

Lucky to be your subscriber! ❤

Totally amazing

Start the videos with the children singing a pretty song !

😂kids eh!

Charles Bracken's "The Deep-sky Imaging Primer" is an all-in-one shop for the information a newbie needs to move from visual to AP. When I was a kid I had my dad's 1950s something printing of the "golden nature guide to the stars". we would lay in the front yard and identify everything we could and watch for meteor showers. In my teen years I would write a letter every year to Celestron to get a new catalog and proceed to just drool over it. At one point I saved enough money for a C8 and if it would have been as easy to buy one back then as it is now I probably would have had several 1980's SCTs and no engineering degree. As it is I went overboard once I got older and now have a 5"SE, C-9.25", Edge HD11" set up for DSO and I break out the Edge HD 14" for Planetary. I blame those catalogs.....

VirgoBlakeStar I am waiting for you

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Keep faith in God, hope in Christ everything has so much meaning and purpose just hold on and strengthen or fix what you still have, find the silver lining and love your neighbor as your self and be authentic and fearless. That's what my teaches have taught me and I would have died without faith.

Ive been asking lots of my Astro friends for years why we dont have motorised eq mounts that can adjust themselves? Why is that, ive never fully understand the reason, as im sure ASI, Skywatcher Etc could make one.

I agree with Dylan, all the models on the market are just expensive toys that are one upgrade away from becoming e-waste / landfill. In addition AP is interesting BECAUSE it is hard to do well, if all you want is a pretty astronomy photo to put on your desktop with zero personal challenge, then that interwebby thing the youngsters talk about has lots of them available for download at zero cost.

Been cloudy won't see it

I love your screensaver Dylan!

The star that actually goes nova is thousands of times fainter than the red giant. When the outburst does come, the white dwarf will for a short period be at least 100,000 times brighter than the Sun before it starts fading to it normal faint state.

Thanks, Dylan. I learned about Burnham from you, and now the Annals - just purchased a set; well, all but vol 1- not available. Thanks again!

this opened worms lol

I'm just gonna Photoshop Altinak in!🤪

I'm going to try I've got a 72ed or a 600mm f6 refractor what would be better

Thank you, it was very informative

I may have missed it but how long will the Mag 2 Event last ? Cheers .

I am going to see this thing have an outburst twice just to spite you saying it is a 'once in a lifetime' event

Just a few days ago, I managed to capture my "before" images of this star. So now I'll have something to blink when it goes off.

LET'S GO, I love astrophysicist Dylan.

Thanks Dylan. Always enjoy your videos. Hopefully i will have my new rig set up to take some videos of the star. Will definitely add it to my list of targets to view and get photos

Dylan, regarding "Burnham's Celestial Handbook," I have been a part-time employee of Lowell Observatory, on and off in the past few years. Indeed, the Rotunda now has an entire display about Robert Burnham, including his original typewriter. Much of this attention was prompted by my friend Tony Ortega, who wrote the definitive story about Burnham's life, and Lowell historian Kevin Schindler has been instrumental as well. Along the walk to the Pluto Telescope on the campus is a plaque honoring Burnham, an effort that was spearheaded by my wife, Jennifer.

I always prefer loud and obnoxious intro especially when it's a banger over a trailer like intro. Imagine going to the cinema to watch a trailer for the movie you're about to watch.....

Very cool mate! Would be awesome to capture this one! Oh, I do love the new intro (well, except for the butt crack 😅, maybe a little TMI)!

how long would it be though? is this a few day event? an hour? few seconds?

Norton's Star Atlas

The builder's butt crack! I almost choked on my medication when I saw that LMAO

Push a button and wait for the result - probably great but boy how boring. Everyone churning out the same results. No trace of a rewarding hobby... 😊

Bracing for the 10, 000 photos that are about to flood social media.