Imaging a FAINT Nebula that looks like a FACE 8,800 light years away

[@RigoFromSpain]

Yes ,you are are defenitly addicted to astronomy like me when I was 8 year. But you are learning like Einstein, so fast !!! Great video

[@midwest_astro]

Appreciate the support Rigo!

[@frankthebaldguy9819]

Yes! Please do the “what telescope should I get” video.

[@midwest_astro]

See what I can do Frank!

[@AstroCrescent]

Very interesting story. Nicely presented 👍🏼. I could read “Dhanyavaad” in Hindi. And THANK YOU for that 🙏🏼.

[@midwest_astro]

I tried to give some of the more well known languages in there. Glad I didn’t mess it up 🙂

[@Calzune]

Thanks for sharing your story! Whats the name of the scope you are using in this vid? Do you collimate it every time you are using it or are you doing it from time to time? Amazing image BTW! Clear skies from Sweden 🇸🇪

[@midwest_astro]

Hi Calzune - it is a 10-inch / 254mm Orion Newtonian Telescope. You will have to collimate ANY/ALL Newtonian's every single night. A RC telescope for example only needs collimation periodically. However, Newtonian collimation takes me less than 20 seconds to do these days so it's not an inconvenience at all in my opinion. Thank you for the support! Clear skies as well to you! (from Central USA)