What can you see through a $10k telescope?

[@MrRokz1984]

I love it when people who upload get straight to the point. No ads, sponsors, or 3 minutes of talking nonsense.

[@bretwaldablahblahblah3578]

begathon going on here tho ffs

[@MrJuulia01]

Exactly

[@beebarb28]

sponsors are fine i think if its not just a cashgrab

[@FindingGreenOS]

I got one of those beginner £40 telescopes for xmas and near lost my mind looking at Jupiter and several of its moons as tiny pin pricks of light a couple of weeks ago. I think I would genuinely be rendered speechless seeing this kind of detail with my own eyes. So so cool

[@randomyoutuber1052]

Where did you guy that cheap of a telescope from??

[@MLarios97]

@@randomyoutuber1052 Don't, those cheapass telescopes are worse than a pair of binoculars. Just buy one of those for the same price and you'll have the same view with way more comfort

[@Skankhunt42-gg6vf]

@@randomyoutuber1052he knows a guy 😂*buy

[@ghernandez6457]

Lmao same $60 China telescope. Now I want to buy a $3000 dobsonian Sky Watcher 350p. Probably won't happen.

[@benjaggers7553]

That picture of Mars setting behind the Moon bought a tear to my eye. What a stunning shot!

[@Riktenstein]

It's good!!!

[@astromike6521]

Absolutely perfect! My shoes are burning. Thank you very much, you are my absolute favourite!

[@eaea2332]

Same with me, it made my day.

[@hz8711]

same!

[@RustedNuts86]

It's beautiful

[@glsapp23]

Dude, your videos are always so entertaining to watch. Thank you!

[@Astrobiscuit]

Ah thx G, very kind😁and much appreciated.

[@oximo8707]

Words can't exactly express how excited I am to watch another one of your videos. Your enthusiasm got me to buy a cheap telescope and a pair of binoculars for stargazing which I do whenever time and clouds allow. Keep on with the good work.

[@bluewhalestudioblenderanim1132]

I did something similar last year :) , only it was a big 10 inch neutonian because A: I wanted a wide variety of objects to observe , and B: I also wanted to see some of the fainter stuff like the nebulae and a few galaxies , . , and altho it took time to get used to , it definitely works wiew these things , . . and I learned about a Lot of objects while doing so

[@A0111.]

I did something similar as well - over the last year I bought 50mm, 60mm, 70mm, 76mm, 102mm, 114mm, 127mm, 6", and 10" scopes 😅

[@bluewhalestudioblenderanim1132]

@@A0111. why did you buy so many tho ?? . . other reasons why I bought just 1 big one was to try to reduce the need for more scopes , aswell as save up for a better one later , . But you seem to have done the Exact Opositte , what was your plan behind all of that ???

[@Mike-1000]

@@bluewhalestudioblenderanim1132 He's gone all gangster with all them scopes 😂😂

[@bluewhalestudioblenderanim1132]

@@Mike-1000 well yea , but that also seems like a Lot of money thrown away 💥 so it is a bit weird🤔

[@rjsmith6698]

I’m a little surprised you could see so much amongst all the lights of London, and with a blazing full moon. That’s quite the telescope!

[@MrSchlechtes]

Imagine how much better the view must be far outside of London in a rural area with almost no light pollution 😀😃

[@dragac90]

and yet not surprised that bro is drinking tea instead of beer🤔

[@lciummo1]

Modern optical filters can remove much of the skyglow to photograph objects from cities.

[@Clungedoctor]

That mars setting behind the moon image is phenomenal 🤯

[@telboyjack100]

You can see your money disappearing faster than the speed of light.

[@Ghosts505]

😂😂

[@Weird_Astronomer]

@@Ghosts505 He didnt spend money

[@Bunk4875]

Um actually there’s nothing faster than the speed of light 🤓

[@Weird_Astronomer]

@@Bunk4875 How about the expansion of the universe

[@Bunk4875]

@@telboyjack100 it’s also the speed of light

[@39XenonD]

I'm by a far stretch no astro-telescope-galaxies-shenanigans-guy, but I thoroughly enjoy your videos. Always happy to see one. Thank you good sir for sharing your enthusiasm! :)

[@Astrobiscuit]

Ah mate thank you so much, really appreciate it

[@pekka8459]

Thank you for donating to the best astro KZbinr out there

[@davechristmas1183]

​@@AstrobiscuitI need a 10k loan please I need to see planets like this omg

[@abdohallak]

And its faked Unfortunately

[@spud13x13]

@@abdohallak Back under your rock, trog.

[@iwayansuandi]

With 10k telescope, you let 1M+ people see and experience the astonishing objects. Thank you sir❤

[@cdz9400]

I have watched videos from big astrophotographers like Astrobaclyard and Nebula Photos, but you are probably my favorite. Your content is so entertaining and informational, and you inspire me to try out DIY astrophotography projects

[@Comet-2011-W3-Lovejoy]

Astrobaclyard

[@BigMatpi]

Astrobaclyard

[@winnershandbook1069]

nebula photos i like him more. his videos are way more informative.

[@amarug]

i agree, while there are many amazing channels, this is the one that actually got me back into the fields at night 😂

[@Reverend-JT]

Do they have a bunny though?

[@jimsmith3971]

Just discovered this chap's channel. I can tell he is a good man. One day I might meet him and buy him a Tunnocks Tea cake.

[@joeimbesi99]

Looks like he'd be happy with a Cuppa Tea and a Jam Scone.

[@-Jeremiah-]

Rory, Your infectious enthusiasm and unbridled excitement are unrivaled on KZbin. It is those qualities that keep me tuned into your channel and indeed inspired me to start shooting images of my own. Keep up the inspiration and educating and please never lose that spark of wonder in every endeavor. Cheers & CS

[@CjsAstrophotography]

It was nice seeing your planetary work again, all of your work is absolutely amazing!

[@shaunsprogress]

That last image of mars going behind the moon was amazing.

[@wanderingbrummie]

You can see your bank balance falling and an annoyed spouse!

[@stephenbermingham6554]

Bikes are bad enough 🤣

[@Cosmicmorales]

😭😭

[@123l-r]

It's Passion. Pure and cleanliness passion

[@wanderingbrummie]

@@alecouto lol

[@revelationakagoldeneagle8045]

My first thought exactly 😂

[@IlMattoMattia]

7:17 THE MOMENT😮👏🌒

[@kennyalpha22]

After such a long time. I wish uploads were regular. This channel could have been the most subbed astronomy channel on the platform.

[@Astrobiscuit]

yeh but I can't make em good in 5 mins but I am going to try and be quicker.

[@DudokX]

Man it feels like 80% of picture quality depends on the atmosphere conditions. Once I got such an insanely crisp image of the moon with a stupid 70mm refractor and a 6mm eyepiece. The image was still, almost like a photo. I never ever seen anything like that again.

[@Discordia_19_]

The same clouds I can see through my £300 telescope 😅

[@SpaceRocksandStardust]

OMG! 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Ludspo]

Spot on

[@Astrobiscuit]

🤣nice

[@Rotceh-r4g]

Lol. 😂

[@QIKUGAMES-QIKU]

Especially when you use 2 together 😂

[@peterbrunelli9293]

What about the red blinking lights at 4:14 it’s obvious you missed the flashing lights hovering around the moon while looking at the “volcano” but always great show my good boy !

[@Astrobiscuit]

I think that may have been the lip of a crater catching the light...

[@tjzambonischwartz]

That occultation of Mars was the first one I ever observed live through a telescope. Viewed it with a 6" dobsonian under decent seeing conditions. It was phenomenal.

[@therepresentative1619]

This is literally a TV show. I wish it was on all the time putting out new episodes.I love your voice.I could listen to you narrate all day.❤ I have a Celestron 80EQ and a couple nice eyepieces. I am quite impressed with it especially after I seen your pictures with the $10,000 telescope.

[@stephenpsalm274]

I wish someone would do a live feed each night, not sure why no one has done it already

[@danieltaylor6489]

I've binged all your videos on KZbin, some twice or more 😁I can't wait to see the new video 👍👍👍

[@Astrobiscuit]

thx

[@alonsolopez1396]

That shot of Mars behind the moon, simply beautiful 🥲

[@Cosmicmorales]

The way how you phrased this comment tho 😂😂

[@MrSeedi76]

Yeah, a new astrobiscuit video! Most entertaining astro channel of them all! Can't wait...

[@bluewhalestudioblenderanim1132]

I am also very excited , and I hope this turns out to be somewhat like the "binocular astronomy" video whitch was also about what you can see and how things look altho there's definitely not enough time for the 100+ objects that are visable in sutch scope . . it takes many hours to find and see all of them

[@mtbse789]

You just blew my mind. Great shot!

[@mauriliimatainen8332]

I was *literally* just now wondering when I could see one of your great videos! Haven't even watched it yet, but I've already given a "thumbs up"! Thank you! I know it's a lot of work creating these videos, but we definitely appreciate the efforts. Hats off to you, good sir!

[@Astrobiscuit]

Hope you like it(this is quite a shirt one)

[@hybrid9sinis106]

Nice music and good choice thx to Riktenstein!

[@Riktenstein]

Thanks

[@caramba10]

I'm only two minutes in and can't help but think, "please don't drop it, please don't drop it" :)

[@fortyfour6626]

Wow! Thanks for sharing. Better than a lot of the produced and scripted Astronomy shows! You never know what’s real photos or cgi….thank you for being clear, made it so great!

[@Hmuda]

I have a feeling, that Mars/Moon shot is worthy of submitting to the NASA Picture of the Day gallery.

[@astroinfinland6680]

Absolutely

[@rogats]

Finally an amateur video about the moon in which I cannot smugly comment: "well I can do that with my Nikon P1000 for a fraction of the cost!" 😁

[@spore7346]

Really isn't that big of a difference. In fact, it is much better than many of the "higher end" telescopes.

[@GDevine]

That video was absolutely beautiful mate, thank you so much for the live view of Mars setting on the moon. A monumental moment you made accessible for thousands of people who just don't have the means to see these kinds of things ourselves, thank you ❤

[@Astrobiscuit]

Awe thx bud

[@cariza5]

​@@AstrobiscuitMr biscuit, why don't you but yourself a Nikon P1000 Camera which has a focal length of 24mm ~ 3000mm and that is optical zoom and if you use the 4x digital zoom, you can go from 24mm ~ 12,000mm yes 12 thousand mm.

[@sanfranman4919]

It's so cool to see someone have the same reaction as myself, when looking at space. When I discuss Space with someone with full enthusiasm, it's unfortunate it doesn't interest everyone. That moon and Mars shot was epic! I could never afford a telescope like that but I could look at photos all day! Show me more!

[@michaelhaardt5988]

The live video was great. It reminded me how wonderful it is to watch at night. It feels like the sky has never been as cloudy as this year. Also great that you did not drop the scope. :)

[@alticoo]

Extraordinary images. The 3d view of Mars setting behind the Moon is touching. Those who have never observed the universe through a good telescope, have missed one of the most extraordinary and wonderful experience that life can offer us.

[@jonkayl9416]

fair play your Mars shot is Amazing. The you mr Biscuit for making this. I Love your videos!

[@astrodysseus]

5:50 I got the same feeling the first time I was able to observe Mars with my own eye (and camera).. I was shocked to be able to see details of the surface. It was in 2020 and Mars was at 63M km.. Very moving and surprising in a good and confusing way

[@itsruffoutchea6636]

I wish your situation was better so we could at least get 2 videos a month. Not gonna lie its semi mental torture waiting on a new video to drop. But i know it will be worth it.

[@XstonedmonkeyzX]

Came for the curiosity of the Telescope, stayed for the fun and cool info you were giving! 👍 Great Video!

[@achimaufachse5925]

What a mashine. Cant wait. ❤ Love your content. Keep it coming. I ' ll be here.

[@desan476]

nice... thanks for explaining what the strange line on 5:00 actually is. I was watching the moon with my small 5inch maksutov, i saw this formation and was thinking about it for a while. Now i know. Also, i just want you to know that Astrobiscuit, you are awesome!

[@Raintiger88]

Wow! - and I do mean WOW! Really wish I could afford this telescope. One day. . one day. It's channels like yours that inspire me. Thank you!

[@brieslew]

This is one of the best images I've ever seen in astronomy. I want a poster of this. Its insane the detail seen on mars with the contrast of dust and rock.

[@petooskey]

BEST ASTRO KZbinR! 😁

[@masonxd-pr7zv]

The personality shines through and keeps viewers coming back.

[@OlleMattsson]

Space often seems so theoretical of far detached from normal human experience. These videos of yours makes one realize that space is an actual, real, 3D environment with stuff lumbering around in it. Like those of mars setting behind the horizon of the moon, holymoly. That was like a scene from the Space Odyssey!

[@Riktenstein]

Great comment by the way.

[@SuV33358]

Yes I agree 💯....great comment

[@spore7346]

lol

[@TheKev01]

First time I've seen any of your video's, I'm only 3 minutes in and your fun attitude has already gained my subscription :) looking forward to seeing more

[@chillax141]

Always top notch content 👌

[@SOGNAMETAL]

*ONE OF THE CULTEST EPISODES YOU HAVE EVER RELEASED MATE! I have been watching your channel since your very first year and the epic stuff I learned from you is huge, always looking forward to a new video from you, cheers from Danmark!*

[@Astrobiscuit]

Does cultest mean good?

[@SOGNAMETAL]

@@Astrobiscuit I couldn't find something stronger than "good", very looking forward to your October trip and what you'll be up to!

[@Wigalot]

This channel is a perfect example of quality over quantity. It's a shame more channels don't follow such a fantastic example.

[@beegend]

I really love watching your videos. Even though I have a small telescope, I still try to use it to its max. I can't wait for part 2!

[@ayaye1918]

riks music is goated 🐐

[@rickybojangles162]

God you deserve so many more subs than you have right now. Absolutely top tier content, I constantly wait for new videos from you, legitimate TV style content this is. Love it 💪🏻🔭

[@jameskolar9655]

How amazing was that? Mars dipping behind the moon was so special. Thanks for the vid.

[@jediknight2350]

Dear astrobiscuit can you try and picture the cube object in the centre of the moon in a crater cant remember which one and prove its real or not this would make a great video .sinus medii its at a type of giant tower i think

[@ProducerSteve11]

There are many unnatural anomalies on the moon!

[@jediknight2350]

yes but this one is important if its there its the soul catcher put there by the lizard aliens the moon was parked in position ancient texts tell you there wasnt a moon then all of a sudden booom moon appeared.@@ProducerSteve11

[@Dan-ul8bf]

Just this episode it better than anything they show on t.v. Awesome bro, appreciate the effort that goes into these

[@leo-mariaarimih1127]

Flat earthers will say it’s CGI. There’s no saving them.😂

[@CameronGraves-ly2ih]

You've never even seen an actual photograph of "planet" earth. Only man-made images & cgi & nasa admits this . Btw, you have a nervous laugh :)

[@strawhatmucci7086]

​@@CameronGraves-ly2ih how do you live being this dumb? lol

[@MaroOvedje]

​@@CameronGraves-ly2ihyou're dum that's a telescope flat eatther you've never gone up how would you know it's flat think if the moon is round how will the earth be flat 😂

[@CameronGraves-ly2ih]

@MaroOvedje dumb *

[@CameronGraves-ly2ih]

@@MaroOvedje learn to spell.

[@PhilipJFry]

I lost my mind after i saw that shot.. simply amazing.. im very motivated to push my astrophotoskills... thanks for all, again..

[@passkat]

Im surprised you can see anything in london due to all the light pollution I was in turkey few years back and this guy had saturn on his telescope for ppl to pay to view,it was amazing to see all the rings live

[@Astrobiscuit]

I want to set up on my very turkish street in London outsode the salisbury pub. Light pollution isn't a problem for the planets

[@GhostSenshi]

Nothing is as cool as big aperture, with 14” being the obtainable consumer size. The detail resolved from far away small objects is insane.

[@Tyson8887]

As you look through your 10 grand telescope you will see a note at first its abit blurry then it will read "" Should of gone to Specsavers "😂😂

[@albertberal2882]

Wow that Mars setting on the moon what a magic moment, what an extraordinary picture! The colours are so red and white, it's scary and beautiful.

[@myviews469]

My question why at 6:45 the image of mars is purposely out of focus and how can we see NASA version of Mars ??

[@yaseenshaik67]

Live view of Mars sneaking behind the moon is a blessing in itself💎

[@madidimalojoel]

People who believe the earth is flat, why are other plants round and the earth just happen to be the only one that is flat 😂😂😂😂😂😂?

[@Yophillips3272]

Technically speaking they could be flat too but just in a circle shape.

[@madidimalojoel]

@Yophillips3272 thats primitive thinking 🤣🤣

[@iwancarnifex]

We'll never know what shape of the planet looks like, it could be not a planet at all, maybe it's just a plasma, not a solid object

[@davidtotten3042]

There is something that I really dislike about Astrobiscuit videos. And that is they don’t come out fast enough. Thanks for all you do.

[@mrchickflick4444]

I got goosebumps when you showed us mars, was pretty moving actually

[@mjrfinishingservices]

The big man’s back another banger of a video 🤯🤯

[@mrtambourineman6107]

Congratulations on your "Greatest Dad" award btw 👏

[@randymcturnan2520]

Those C-14's are great scopes but it's a two person job putting the tube on the mount. I've had one for about 6 years and never disappoints.

[@gregb5149]

You really make the best of this hobby. It's inspiring. Thanks!

[@paulp4201]

Phenomenal what you can see in a light polluted city with a great telescope. Imagine what it would be like with a dark sky.

[@FlightEagle]

Breathtaking. I got tingles seeing your images of Mars and I'm not at all into astronomy or sky-gazing. To see the polar caps - wow. Thank you.

[@spud13x13]

A bit late to the party, but glad I'm here. The Mars occultation literally made me cry; what a moment.

[@geraldmoore4001]

Great video of 14 " scope love the live shots keep up good work!

[@FastEddy396]

Mate, thanks for your enthusiasm. London is one of the cities worth spending real time in. Best-

[@brotherdon007]

This dude got so excited, his eyes were just beaming with pure joy...what a character !!!

[@seamusoreilly804]

The images made by that scope through the London atmosphere are pretty darn amazing.

[@tobiasmol1]

finally a new video!! My fave youtuber atm!

[@wdavis6814]

Always a good day when AstroBuscuit uploads.

[@armanhadi777]

Your enthusiasm is contagious 😊.

[@NewbFixer]

top notch quality channel. Outstanding fella

[@honzarubes2103]

2:24 I love how you use Bethoven's moonlight sonata 3rd movement in your videos. I love that song

[@Kommandant-Nero]

Beautiful, thats all i can say. My favorite astro channel from now on. 🙌

[@ljre3397]

First time viewer and now subscriber. Thanks.

[@akhilpillay4262]

Mars and the moon! Absolutely beautiful

[@keithl836]

Just discovered the channel! Astrophotography and golf? My kind of guy!!

[@jotaqu755]

Amazing!!! Excellent video, photos and music. Greetings from Argentina

[@johnrogers9481]

Some nifty editing there dude! I love planets and space stuff and I love editing, and guess what, I love your show! And wow!!, the crater solidifies when it is in that molten state right after an impact…really fascinating! Well, now it’s time to really get famous by capturing a live impact on the moon eh! Aloha, from three miles north of the fire, this brought me a smile, thank you!

[@santosh18901]

Thank you for showing us those extraordinary pictures!!

[@GenerationAI2024]

Like a drop of water also makes that splash in the middle. Love your videos and thanks for sharing.

[@edmondL144]

Hahaha dude. You guys are all damn funny, especially with that VR head bop dance at the end. Great video all round. Thank you brother :)

[@brissiAU]

This man needs his own show on Netflix, what a great vid.

[@1968konrad]

You're a fascinating tech artist, love your work, greetings from germany.

[@paulaguirre1276]

you sir are a trooper. Amazing images hands down with what you got. I applaud you sir... a standing ovation.

[@chrisbaker121924]

Mars setting behind the moon was out of this world! Literally.

[@lamineaim5562]

The photo of the red planet behind the moon was mind boggling wow you took us To a wonderful space trip thank you so much man

[@robertdaniel9690]

Wow!!! This video is totally amazing!!! Thank You for sharing this!!! I'm a amateur astronomer here in Tucson Arizona, US, and Wow!!! Things is awesome!!!😊