Explaining Telescope Ascension and Declination

Proper operation of a computer controlled telescope is explained
with star charts created by the program Stellarium, also reviewing settings and adjustments necessary to locate moving stars, planets, and constellations.

[@xrvgamers1189]

What a great information packed talk!

[@Vidar_Odinson]

Very relevant, I'm looking at buying a good telescope right now!

[@sparkyuiop]

Great stuff, thank you.

[@bradbeining3341]

Been looking for a video like this thanks👽

[@stephaniekline7823]

I got Orions little 4.5 starblaster on the equatorial mount. Couldn't make out the small dials in the dark if I had to but I can star hop so it was still enjoyable. Looking into a dob here in a few months and hoping to be able to get this down thanks for the video.

[@sparkyuiop]

Let's just hope the cameraman is better with telescopes!

[@AllanDer]

Good information, too bad the recording is so bad. Hard to see and hear info.

[@gabriellybatista7338]

Seria possível uma mulher engravidar no espaço? O bebê ia nascer com alguma diferença dos outros?

[@andreranulfo-dev8607]

O DNA não irá mudar para o bebê que nascer no espaço e depois de alguns dias voltar para a Terra. Mas digamos que num futuro, nós humanos façamos uma colonia espacial, com o tempo, os humanos aos poucos (através do milhões de anos) irão irão se adaptar. Talvez, pela falta de gravidade, os humanos no espaço não precisem de pernas e nem o sistema vestibular para manter esquilibrio. Também seremos mais vegetarianos e nossa arcada dentária irá se adaptar, talvez iremos perder os caninos.

[@luckyluciano3796]

wtf is this now, isnt earth flat. im all confuselly fucked up now. this vid make a lot of sence