I took a photo of TWO ECLIPSES on ANOTHER PLANET!

[@kenh733]

Awesome

[@HeavenlyBackyardAstronomy]

The moment of truth! Great way to end the year and to start the new year. Usually, for me, great astronomical events come with great increase in cloud cover. I'm glad your clouds parted a bit for you to at least see it and capture it. = Patrick -

[@Astroduck44]

Such a underrated hobby

[@AstroMiloYT]

I thought the same!!

[@jrwestimate6953]

Great job. Your enthusiasm is contagious. Looking forward to your next video.

[@brucenunn3268]

Absolutely Fantastic Work here.!! Omg what an Epic Capture.!!! 👏

[@bizzB-f3m]

Great job Kwasi ! Here in Québec its was snowing that day :( . Thanks to showing to us ! Celestron edge 9.25 its a very good planets scoop , i have the same ! ! Its always a pleasure to watch yours videos ! 😀

[@davidnelmsesq]

Stunning. I could stare at that picture all day. Great work!

[@bulatbegichev9625]

Great video, hope 2024 will be the best year for astrophatogrpaphy.

[@enriqueboeneker]

Awesome, Quasi!!! Well done!!!

[@luisrivera-lopez3648]

Thank you for sharing. Good job.

[@astrotherapist]

Congrats guy! I could see and hear the excitement in your voice and how much your face lit up when you seen that for the first time! How awesome!

[@donloughrey1615]

Good. 👍 Thanks Kwasi.

[@cbgardenmaryland]

amazing

[@LittleHubble]

Nice channel😊

[@bobbyherbert8484]

Amazing!! Congratulations

[@RobDucharme]

First time viewer, but looooooong time astronomy enthusiast. 40 years of my life have been devoted to learning everything about astronomy, minus the math. This channel is a breath of fresh air. 5:30 Galileo himself would be like, "What, seriously? I wanna see." Also Galileo: "What the- how did I get here? And since when did I speak this strange language?"

[@billwright9518]

Great video, you must have been really excited to see that 👍

[@AstroParkAstrophotography]

It's definitely a moment I'll remember for the rest of my life! It was that remarkable!

[@Dexterblows]

Such a great reaction to something very cool

[@AstroParkAstrophotography]

It took me back to my first shadow transit experience in 2021!

[@davidducharme5308]

Great job. So nice to see someone get so excited when the universe does wonderful things.

[@jasonrist6582]

I’ve been an amateur astronomer since I was 8. Amazing work here. Thanks for capturing and sharing this phenomenal moment with us.

[@blastypowpow]

I wish I had a telescope! I wish I could afford a nice one. I’m fascinated by space science and astrophotography. Glad I found your channel! Awesome video! ❤

[@tyrantworm7392]

Not sure where you are based, but generally don't be afraid of secondhand Astro gear, it's normally well kept. Look out for mould and scratches on lenses or mirror, dinked tubes (or other signs it may have been dropped) but outside that you can't go far wrong. Stay clear of cheap scopes described as a "Bird-Jones design", the scope should be around as long as it's focal length. A Dobsonian based Newtonian reflector will be the generally recommended scope for visual Astonomy. Astrophotography is a different kettle of fish, not bad to get into with a small tracker if you already have a DSLR with an O.K prime lens, but if not it can get expensive fast

[@jongoldsby]

Good image! How many frames did you take?

[@jpastroguy]

Well done Kwasi ! Very cool! I was wondering what software you used to learn in advance, the transit details? You mentioned Stellarium, which I think might be good for scanning a night or two ahead, but how do you know weeks in advance when there might be a Jovian transit or two capable of being seen at your location and local time? Domo arigato gozaimasu!

[@AstroParkAstrophotography]

Much appreciated Paul-san! When it comes to transit events, I usually rely on online articles from places such as the websites for Astronomy magazine and Sky & Telescope magazine. Some posters on the Cloudy Nights forums also share some good info. Then I check in Stellarium to see if the event is viewable from my location.

[@jpastroguy]

That is kind-of what I thought. Thanks! Clear skies!

[@RoInsanee]

Hey, if you wanted to be the Bob Ross / Carl Sagan of astronomy you've succeeded.

[@mr.d.8121]

Your realisation of what you are seeing after 5 minutes.....priceless. 🫡🫡🫡🫡