Galaxys and Nebulas through my Telescope (Deep Sky Objects)

[@JWAstronomy1]

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[@baxile2493]

Nice, i cant wait for you to go back to making content!

[@drbullet7662]

Would love to know the space soundtrack name playing near the end...i would greatly appreciate it..please

[@drbullet7662]

@Suchitra Sen i cant find what its called so i can download it and add to my space music collection..it sounds amazing

[@dipikahaloi1637]

jjjl

[@dipikahaloi1637]

oooooooo

[@user-hh4jo2wc1w]

Any of you guys just wanna fly and explore the deeps is space and see what is out there

[@user-hh4jo2wc1w]

captain cruch sameee

[@tyrone8214]

Think about it every night.

[@vathsaladevi9892]

I have always wanted to do that since I was small. I want to know all the mysteries the universe holds.

[@rajshreekhara6553]

no I feel scared

[@Boba3231]

I hear you nigga but you got plenty of shit to explore on earth..

[@annefrank2817]

Someone somewhere is looking at our Milky Way the way we do with other galaxies

[@naomilee3414]

anne frank and to them we are the “aliens”

[@MrLeroyFox]

I think not.

[@demarcus252_7]

Mr. Fox Really?

[@TheShuffle02]

plausible

[@Sloomdayer]

Mr. Fox I think it’s completely naive to think we are the only living thing in the universe...

[@heyitsyc]

Considering the time it took for light to reach to us, we are basically peeping into the past.

[@georgiagale4096]

Eh kinda

[@ashley047]

Yup, that’s basically how it works

[@dawn-blade]

Say you traveled 65 million light years away to the Virgo Cluster of galaxies. If you looked at Earth with a telescope 4.4 light years across, you could see the extinction of the dinosaurs. Isn't that incredible?

[@dinkarpatole3179]

Actually, u can never see present.closest u can get to is 0.000002 nanoseconds

[@heyitsyc]

So true Guys!

[@flexman70]

We're actually looking at images that was there millions of years ago - in the past that might not even be there at this moment anymore.

[@maromgoldman]

Ya thats crazyyy

[@etrieusvet2070]

I don't get it, can you elaborate?

[@maromgoldman]

@@etrieusvet2070 when you see a star it takes time for the light to reach earth it is usually taking millions of years so That's what he meant when he said That we are looking at the past

[@flexman70]

@@etrieusvet2070 light travels at a speed of 186,000 miles per second. These galaxies distances from Earth are measured in lightyears. So if a star or galaxy's light has traveled thousands or millions of lightyears to reach our vision that means what we are seeing are images from thousands or millions of years ago. That star or galaxy might not even be there anymore the moment their light hits our eyes.

[@etrieusvet2070]

Damn, so we could just be looking at the past? I have never thought about that. Thanks for explaining.

[@CaptCrewSock]

It’s amazing to think that when you are seeing these images 23 million light years away you are looking at something which in this case is 23 millions light years in the past.

[@nathanorozco7967]

CaptCrewSock why you got mess with my mind like that 😂

[@LinseAntony]

wait what. Could you explain, otherwise I have to read it a million times..

[@bigfootvslittlefoot]

So when we look at other planets in our solar system are they in the past as well for example how far is mars in the past and if you traveled there and back would it be years in the future when u got back

[@kenjikunuwu3644]

@@LinseAntony so basically... An example is if there's an alien that has a telescope and seeing at an Earth and if the range of an Earth and their planet are 65 million light years,then that means they are seeing dinosaurs and not humans,another one is if the range is 19 years,then that means they are seeing a twin tower getting destroyed,yeah that's all lol

[@LinseAntony]

Dio Brando Thanks for the clarification.

[@hemincai1349]

Ugh I wish my city didn’t have so much light pollution

[@randomgamer2274]

Hemin Cai Same I live In NYC

[@dwarvenmoray]

I live close to a suburban area right next to Indianapolis. At least it's not in a city. You can buy light pollution filters. They work extremely well.

[@ajhahaha7438]

I have a telescope but it looks so zoomed out when the lenses are so powerful

[@brandonadams6574]

Same here I live in Las Vegas, NV

[@gloriasantana6809]

Ikr, i live in LA 😩

[@prtpl]

sometimes i cry watching these stars, nebula's and galaxies, i don't have words to explain why, but i can simply say that's my love towards stars, nebula's, galaxies and the fact that i can never go there. Really makes me cry. Thanks a lot man for making this video. I appreciate it a lot.

[@lucasstorres1]

Pratipalsinh Jadeja For me this is terrifyng. Alone... In the space... It creeps me out

[@mondaysformatcha]

Same! There was a time where the sky was filled with stars and different colors red and blue which is something I’ve never witnessed before in my life because I’ve always lived in the city (Kuwait)but when I visit my home country (Lebanon) my house is in the country side filled with nature so at night precisely around 1 am the stars become so clear and bright I remember i looked up and started crying a bit it was truly beautiful I even took a picture through my phone but only little red stars show the rest of the stars don’t show but regardless it was truly an unforgettable moment for someone like me who also like astronomy 😩 (sorry about my rant)

[@akgamingcentre8595]

If anyone gives ne a wish i will ask for a vehicle with speed of light and i ll go anywhere in the Universe

[@Denjin384]

I feel your pain bud. I really do and empathize with you

[@banjothedog6678]

That's how beautiful God's creation is it makes you cry

[@ryanmindfreak5144]

Feels so crazy to think that when we look at the night sky, we're actually seeing the past.....🌌

[@pranjaltiwari7166]

Absolutely bro amazing

[@dvdarshan]

I didn't get you

[@therandomwizard188]

@@dvdarshan because of how light travels. When you are looking at a celestial body, say, 1 million light years away, you are seeing how that object was 1 million years ago, because the light from it has just reached us.

[@dvdarshan]

@@therandomwizard188 😲

[@thedictationofallah]

the fact that the closest star's light takes 4 years to reach us is insane

[@ferniebassett3342]

For someone who gets bored easily or doesn’t have much time, skip to 4:20 You are very welcome ☺️

[@chillmint1726]

So let's smoke weed now. 420. Just a joke.

[@shaikfaizulla509]

Tq🙂

[@GamerBoy-xd5yr]

Thnk u

[@flamingoboiii4974]

Thx

[@RMSLusitania]

69

[@issakorean]

What pains me the most is we might not be able to live long enough to know whats really out there😪

[@tripleastacz372]

@@juststoic3809 bruh wtf lol

[@pewpew2897]

Joel Vanegas simp

[@tokenblack7983]

Joel Vanegas Jesus Christ that made throw up. Jerk off before you watch KZbin next time. You won't embarrassed yourself like u just did

[@mareenafrancis8098]

We may not be able to know what's out there. But at least now we have such powerful telescopes to see these gorgeous stars. Imagine if you were born a hundred years before

[@woo4891]

@@tokenblack7983 did you say my name?

[@paulpatricio2427]

The setting of the telescpe took 80% of the whole video content

[@caseynichols3851]

Paul Patricio yet look at the damn photos produced.

[@kidzbop38isstraightfire92]

Yea man that's what made me thumb down the video. Wayyy too much video time of him setting up the camera.

[@Tmp866]

@@kidzbop38isstraightfire92 well, I am sure he gets a lot of people saying the photos are fake. So showing how they are taken proves them wrong a bit.

[@MultiMercucho]

The process to take the pictures is great! . It is no only the pictures is learning!

[@allain98productions]

I liked he has shown the set up.

[@medicus1621]

When I see sky My wordly tensions gone and deep thoughts kick in

[@rukmanisrivastava7614]

because that's the only place which is still maintained by God, and not destroyed like the earth, by nuclear wars....

[@jackspring9486]

Rukmani, no actually its because there is no exams out there in the sky , very uncertainty.

[@gameseeker6307]

@@jackspring9486 wise

[@ashmitkumar2307]

Curiosity

[@babidavi6910]

Reminds us that there are some things far bigger than us and far more space than we inhabit. It's peaceful considering how lonely, beautiful, and quiet space is. No forced human agenda or religions to cloud the mind. It's finally able to be free just gazing at the stars.

[@noorazfaizabtabdaziz569]

His telescope : can zoom about 100 million lightyears My telescope : can zoom 1 metre

[@vali69]

It doesnt work that way bud

[@aerions]

the purpose of a telescope isnt to zoom...

[@ferniebassett3342]

ChocolaidBoi has been eating too much chocolate

[@joeconrad9147]

100,000,000 light years think about that

[@joeconrad9147]

Have any of you observed using your own telescope anything like this ?

[@ViewlesS13]

“The universe is constantly sending us information in the form of light.”

[@ReveredDead]

Shadow The universal language. Along with Resonance and Locality.

[@alanmaclaren4118]

“And it’s up to for us to decode it”

[@freedomofspeech2700]

The only source but still within the observable universe only

[@saurabhjha752]

can anyone explain ..how can this telescope see millions of light years far ?

[@timothyfatburg9530]

The limit of what we can see is not based on distance, it's based on apparent size. Telescopes can see objects millions of miles away so long as the object is large enough to have a apparent diameter larger than the limiting resolution of the telescope. Just like how we can see a skyscraper from 5 miles away, but not a pigeon on top of said skyscraper. The skyscaper, although it is miles away, is large enough to have an apparent size greater than that of our eye's minimum resolution, so we can see it. The pigeon on the other hand is not visible, because it's too small to have an apparent size large enough to be seen by our eyes from that distance. Hope this makes sense.

[@saurabhjha752]

Timothy Fatburg Thanks for clearing some doubt ☺️

[@timothyfatburg9530]

Glad I could help. :)

[@ASIFmrhappy]

Timothy Fatburg Sucha Kind Gesture

[@itsfoxilnda597]

Uhh

[@farelrajwa1300]

Video: about galaxy and stuff from telescope The comment section: what is life? When is life? Why is life?

[@mehmxxx.909]

Made me smile :) No not blank face irl, I actually smiled

[@kimmanlangit7945]

yea xD

[@basicallystevenuniverse511]

Accurate

[@ViratKohli-lj5pl]

Ride wife Life good

[@Killbayne]

WHY IS LIFE?

[@oguz7011]

We cant get there. Its the sad one.

[@neatpolygons8500]

Let's raise a generation that can

[@velimirmisanovic8647]

@@neatpolygons8500 not possible kids play fortnite that's literaly all NO GENARATION will be able to do this

[@locallampdealer]

OI since when did you start using that image as your profile pic?

[@oguz7011]

@@locallampdealer I use this pic like 1.5 year.

[@oguz7011]

@@locallampdealer you?

[@purifly7352]

I tried to do this with my binoculars It didn’t work 😔

[@yuvarajmaheshkumar3062]

😂🤣🤣😂😂

[@landon4928]

I saw a video of someone doing binocular astronomy I'm not sure how. And getting ok photos

[@Bongothemonkey]

@@landon4928 you need to be in a dark area. Light pollution makes it hard to see stuff like this

[@ilooklikeagorilla5106]

@@robloxhookroblox5240 and u missed the joke idiot

[@Srcazee]

Because you’re a fucking idiot

[@anncurley123]

This video really should have been named “setting up my telescope and showing photos of nebulae”

[@busyroa_fauzi5474]

Those stars seems to be like in my encyclopedia

[@MISTAH.X]

lmao

[@dkln888]

Fake as fuck

[@jigggymel]

@@dkln888 facts bro lmfao

[@dkln888]

YO k set up his telescope to then show cartoon images? Haha get a grip son

[@TanzaniteHayley]

Kids in the year 2091: “Oh that’s so cute they had ‘telescopes’ to see the universe back in 2021. Check out the zoom on my new iPhone 200 pro max plus extra, look there’s the Big Bang”.

[@DBZ483]

Hahahaha

[@maximovillagra8164]

i think that iphone cameras will be sold separately xd

[@gameseeker6307]

Time travel cam :0

[@rishigupta2134]

😂😂😂😂

[@manasmagdum]

@@maximovillagra8164 ICameras :D :D

[@mrfanpl]

The fact that this is real and was photographed from Earth gives me anxiety.

[@clevergirl4457]

That is the difference between you guys and flat earthers: they get all defensive mode and existential crisis like in their brains when they here or see this stuff. There biggest "argument "is that Space and the Universe makes us insignificant and is a ploy to make us scared or depressed. I have to say, I think it's because I got into this stuff at a young age that I go like: OMG the Bootes Void is so spooky but wow imagine having literally not even a handful of molecules around you for dozens of light years!

[@nagabhushanhc2678]

it was not photographed from earth he just copied stuff from Space hubble and extensively edited accurately to get an colored image , btw hubble telescope is in the orbit

[@Naho_Chan_]

Omg me too! I was just thinking about this.. These photos are actually real.. How magnificent these looks.. It gives me ANXIETY!!!!!!!!

[@Akash_Unreal]

@Aπωφις Aπωφις 😂🤣NOT EVERYONE'S CASE GONNA BE LIKE YOUR'S MY SON😊 DON'T SPILL OUT YOUR PERSONAL MATTERS HERE

[@Akash_Unreal]

@Aπωφις Aπωφις IS THIS A MIRROR OF YOUR DICKHEAD WORDS?

[@lonewolf33396]

It's amazing up there. It makes me feel like we're stuck on our planet, considering the vastness of a universe so big we'll never be able to travel.

[@dawn-blade]

When you look out beyond our solar system into interstellar space, you can begin to truly realize the enormity of space. The distance between us and the closest star Proxima Centauri B, 4 light years, is nothing on the cosmic scale. It's inconceivable for humans to ever leave our solar system, but there are billions of worlds to discover out there. Thinking about all of this makes me have an existential crisis.

[@andreac.5660]

I hope one day we will

[@loveisthemostpowerfulforce1397]

Hey, with more advanced technology, we might be able to travel much faster than light speed one day.

[@MrClipFlips]

Reptilian alien impossible

[@redman9320]

We are built to survive on this planet. We can do what we want, we just gotta use our brains since we’re extremely sensitive organisms

[@iloveitall]

"Flat earthers" ... hmmh ...wonderful species Whats next? Deny gravity?

[@Andy_Holmes]

Gravity is BS.

[@sultanofslide1]

or you could try and prouve it

[@arbelmagsanay4355]

4:27 to 7:11 are Photoshop! Don't make us a fool! How much fake NASA paid for you! Useless preparation for your fake video!

[@Andy_Holmes]

@@issac3100 I'm not.

[@Andy_Holmes]

@@issac3100 I've given enough proof before with comments. I'm tired, and don't want to bother now. But in short, gravity is best described as acoustic levitation. It's caused by the Schumann resonances, reflecting off the terrestrial firmament. There you go, fool.

[@MrFiendyBob]

Depressing to think in our lifetime we may never know what is really out there :(

[@_alxnlol]

@IPA SOLÉ uh deep deep meaning bro

[@robloxfunfiesta]

Dear if you dont mind read Quran for knowledge.

[@chickenflavor9880]

Figure it out yourself.

[@anso5510]

@IPA SOLÉ i sometimes think the same bro

[@TerrificCupid40]

@@robloxfunfiesta im athiest... 😳

[@horse433]

My grandpa made a beautiful telescope back in the 1940s. It works as well as the one we bought. He was a genius.

[@ahmadaleisa4571]

i would like to see it

[@horse433]

Vintergron no my brother has it but next time I’ll ask to take it out. It’s not nearly as good as a modern telescope but it’s very good for home made. I’ll try to take pictures through the eye piece too

[@dwarvenmoray]

Awesome!

[@abdulazizaljuaid2888]

(Don't mind me, waiting for updates)

[@bonthebunnycat667]

Ward °^°

[@aa-to6ws]

The comments in this video shows people saying it is fake because they don't get that this things are hugely bigger than a planet, also, they are stacked images made so we can see them with more detail or something else, I am not an astronomer, but I have a friend who has one of this telescopes and that thing, they really look like that.

[@mohammadsufian7890]

Creative Rocket Studios Damn! Can't believe there are some people who still believe it's real.

[@jamesanderson-qp3fm]

Creative Rocket Studios It's Fake. Get over it

[@kneepu11]

Some of these things have up to a Quadrillion times the diameter of a planet. Really it's no shit that it would look fake, but you have to realise things like these are there and real. Also if you think about it why would he spend so much time setting up his telescope if he was just gonna get some picture up off of google?

[@assootoshmotah2350]

Mohammad Sufian If you see it with your eyes(like me then) you dont give a fuck about what other people say...let them be idiots living in their imaginary world

[@andypanda8259]

It's weird that we just watched Saturn as real time footage and then all of a sudden still pics of galaxies/nebulas that looked superimposed on other still pics. Why can't I ever seem to find real time footage of galaxies or nebulas J.W.?

[@wp4866]

why buy a scope when these guys do all the work for me? stunning photos.

[@MarvelousLXVII]

Because there is nothing like seeing photons of light that started their journey when dinosaurs existed and traveled untold trillions and trillions of miles to end up on your retina. Pretty amazing experience.

[@proudtuber2114]

It’s so much more better seeing this with your own eyes

[@zakir00798]

Marvelous Marv I would like to quote this

[@jim191185]

wp4866 Google Earth has a 'sky' option. So much better than any YT video.

[@spartan97351]

True..true

[@aditisolunke9463]

I've always loved the universe and night sky. It's so deep that makes me so curious to learn about it. Thank you sir for showing what ordinary people can't afford to.

[@cucventures7306]

bcoz its infinite 🌌

[@faithmalik388]

I am now having an existential crisis

[@uriah9638]

Don't. Look at it this way....we are so small compared to the universe that our actions have no true impact on existence. So we shouldn't be fearful cause it don't even matter

[@tywalker215]

Me too

[@flicky2461]

Blunt reality. Our lives doesnt necessarily have meaning but this gives us a chance to make our own

[@loveisthemostpowerfulforce1397]

@@uriah9638 Actually, pollution could lead to climate change, climate change to polar shifts, polar shifts to other planets being affected, to other star systems being affected, to other galaxies being affected, so the universe could end because you were too lazy to pick up your soda can, LOL.

[@andell9021]

Reptilian alien I failed to see how our climate change could affect the next planet.

[@notcoldghost]

Who has seen a real shooting star?

[@dwarvenmoray]

TheDeathRider93 I have seen many.

[@notcoldghost]

JEBEDIAH KERMAN I only seen 1 lucky

[@martiangod]

I've seen 3 but I always wonder was it something burning up in the atmosphere

[@dwarvenmoray]

Mark Hickman The speed of the asteroid is so fast, that when it enters the amtnosphere, the friction of the air causes it to burn.

[@scfcsmithy]

I think I’ve seen one but I don’t remember where. I think it was last year when I was on holiday in Spain. I was in the pool at night if I remember correctly. Went by that fast I can’t be sure lol

[@nikhilsapkale7122]

Bro can u find the foot steps of nil Armstrong on moon ☺☺I think u can

[@nahuelalcaide2027]

Nikhil Sapkale it's not possible, they are too small

[@nikhilsapkale7122]

nahuel alcaide 😂😂I know man I'm just appreciating his work

[@jaipanwar5910]

Nikhil Sapkale bro thnx god ki koi indian bhai mil gya is video pe... Bro meri eng achi ni h isliye hindi me he aapse kuch puch le ra hu... Bro kon sa telescope bdiya rhega jo hum b is trh se aasman me ye sb dekh sake??? Bro plz btana zrur.... Thnx

[@nikhilsapkale7122]

Nik Panwar nik search karo lo Google par ya fir search karo KZbin pe search karo 'best telescope review in Hindi' Waise telescope bohot mahenge hote h brother💸💸💸💰💰💲💲

[@jaipanwar5910]

Nikhil Sapkale bro thanx 😘 bhai lena he h telescope. Mujhe bht interest h antriksh ko jaan ne k baare me bro. Maine lagbag hr video dekhi h youtube pr antriksh ki... Bro main telescope lunga.. Koi 40-50 thsnd me to aa he jyega bdiya wala 😋 thnks bro ki aapne reply kiya

[@elly7176]

When i look in a night sky full of stars it feels unreal and puts me at ease idk why but that's how i feel all the time

[@brianna3340]

Same

[@beeweezee71888]

How can someone say that we are the only living species in this entire universe. That is total B.S. look at these incredible galaxies I can assure you that their intelligent life there. This is amazing!

[@Swisha16]

Yet there's so much that living humans today will never experience this crazy shit, I'm sad that we can never see what if feels like to go on other planets besides Mars, which will be in a LONG time. I wish we could live longer..

[@luifigor3994]

Totally agree and some experts believe that after the big bang every thing that was created eg stars, galaxies and milkyways are made from the same thing gas dust etc just like earth and or solar system man who knows how many earth like planets there are.

[@dobsterthelobster8209]

I’m very certain there’s life out there but the chances of intelligent life is ridiculously tiny. life on Earth dates back 3.5billion years ago. Humans have been on this planet for bout 200,000 years 3,500,000,000/200,000=17500 meaning that humans have been on this planet for 1/17500 of how long other organisms have. It’s not a problem for life being out there but more for the chances of intelligent life

[@ousamadearudesuwa]

because of how volatile and inhospitable the universe truly is. In a blink of the eye the galaxy can explode and become similar to a quasar and incinerate all life around the galaxy.

[@bdevs.760]

There has been reports from nasa over time that they have received wave signals from other parts of the Milky Way. I believe that there is intelligent life somewhere outside of our galaxy as well, and observing us like we do with them!

[@sevin90]

watching these images of space gives me hope for some odd reason

[@gameloveryt1438]

It's probably the music lol

[@Az1m10]

Your seeing the past. They may look different now.

[@Sharpless2]

sadly ;-;

[@funnyvines-vineschallenges2532]

Om Cam yup :(

[@TsunaXZ]

True

[@lyes6033]

they all maybe vanished O_O

[@ajhahaha7438]

Lyes Bourahla what if there stuck in time and the running man is a man running away from evil torture

[@Whocares282]

Rumor is that in some of those planets they still havent invented the phone 🤔

[@ريان-ن7ذ]

they probably have something better

[@miamaria5212]

Riane Bekhedda that would depend on a lot of factors 😅 we humans are here by chance and we invented phones due to the circumstances... it’s be very unlikely that the same circumstances would apply in a different galaxy/universe

[@Whocares282]

@@miamaria5212 they use telepathy over there Im sure lol

[@bimleshn.kushwaha3263]

These aren't planets -_-

[@tomfson8609]

@@miamaria5212 Life like ours will most likely never exist, and we'll never meet them

[@unpocoloco701]

me: this is probably fake... also me: or is it? me again: looks at telescope price. me: OKAY ITS REAL

[@syedazam2022]

ya i was too but i still blv it not real pics. it must be edit or else. i dont knw

[@jadenhalstead7290]

Syed Azam it’s made from pictures he took but he takes a bunch of pics and stacks them together to get the good detail

[@asherali63]

@@jadenhalstead7290 can you tell me the color in picture are real or edited or when you see from telescope the colors looks same ?

[@jadenhalstead7290]

Asher Ali when looking through a telescope, it will only look like a gray smudge. Our eyes are sensitive enough to detect color from object that far away and dim. To get color, you need to take long exposure photos.

[@MultiBeast301]

Syed Azam The images have alot of post processing to them so it doesn’t look blurry or have any weird colors

[@fwfluffy7465]

Who else thinks that Earth is not the only planet that supports life

[@kyomademon453]

Its a fact

[@lilliesupreme9767]

A lot of people

[@JoshxIZ]

well you be stupid if you didn't think so. imo

[@aerofiles5044]

it cant be that earth is the only one with life. If someone wants to tell me there is nothing else out there with al those galaxies and planets ima slap em all the way to andromeda

[@woo4891]

@@JoshxIZ funny you say that. Most likely trillions if not more galaxies in the universe and you don't think that at least one of them can support life? A number so large that science hasn't even discovered it amount of planets in trillions of galaxies. You're stupid

[@MitchellWiggs]

This was so cool, thanks for sharing

[@g.d.c12]

Hi mitchell :)

[@MitchellWiggs]

NotSuccesfull AtAll hey hey :))

[@JojoNotBizare]

4:54 man....look at all of those stars....it's glowing and beatiful,wish i can fly and explore the universe👍👍

[@amounifnd]

By the time you flew there, the colors would fade as you ended up in the dust clouds and stars would start burning you.....

[@buzzgarcia5386]

When u die ur soul will

[@subinalex88]

How will you eat if u feel hungry

[@Kolinnor]

People still not understanding, PHYSICS IS ONE OF THE HARDEST THINGS, just TRY for a bit and you'll see that loads of things are totally out of our common sense, you cannot say "looks fake so its fake". I understand that you doubt, but you can TRY for yourself, go buy a telescope or borrow one, with enough material you'll see exactly the same as in this video ! hope this helps, just TRY before shouting "conspiracy"

[@jamesflat-earth2385]

Physics....... Lmao

[@Kolinnor]

If you want to debate or if you have any questions about that I'm ready

[@jamesflat-earth2385]

I've heard all the pseudo science I need to hear .

[@Kolinnor]

I tried telescopes and saw planets, Andromeda, ISS. Maybe it was the work of Satan, you'll say. Or maybe I'm just lying to you for fun in a comment section, who knows ! Or I'm part of a secret government who wants you to believe the earth is spherical in order to hide the truth from you. You get to choose. But if you decide to change your mind I would be glad to show you beautiful arguments of why all of this is real.

[@truthsetsusfree5856]

Lol ur definitely lying. All astronomers seem to have this big secret called SOFTWARE that they manually have to layer colors, extra stars, sharpness etc in order to produce the images as shown in this video. They really need to start disclosing exactly how this is done because u ball fanatics seem to believe they can see the final image when they look through it and that is no where near true. Learn to exercise your common sense. Taking an image and changing it completely from what u see is photoshoping it plain and simple.

[@GoldSrc_]

Beautiful pictures, sad to see the stupidity and ignorance on some of the comments calling this "fake".

[@john_something_or_other]

They have to say "fake" otherwise their entire view and understanding of everything would be shattered.

[@manolopup]

I’ve been looking at different telescopes and loved astronomy since I was a kid. Are you saying it’s possible to get shots like this with the right telescope? Not calling it fake.. just got me excited.

[@crazymonkey60123]

@@manolopup how is it fake? He took pictures of it from his telescope that takes a few hours of exposure to get pics like this. That's how we get stuff from NASA with long enough exposure you can create stuff like this

[@manolopup]

windwhisper woah homie.. did you not understand me??? I DID NOT CALL IT FAKE! Regardless you still answered my question on how it’s possible. No need to come at me like that. Just curious cuz I was researching it and want to get into it. It’s all new to me. Thanks homie. Once again.. I didn’t call it fake.

[@cerealeater2472]

Jostin Jimenez But are you sure you didn’t call it fake?

[@xesh9520]

That is truly amazing, very nice work!

[@JWAstronomy1]

thank you!

[@filippo2244]

they looks so tiny! Amazing bro, thanks for these pictures

[@wirelesswire4651]

Sigh. He got you tricked Dummy!!!!!!!

[@heksos1]

OmegaCJ . Tell us how he's tricking us. Please tell us if it's something what we should know. Please.

[@Bo2xpro]

Amazing CGI bro 👌

[@melilotperidot]

Seeing space objects makes me emotional and happy. It gives me a good energy 🪐💞

[@tywalker215]

Amazing. Breathtaking. Idk why but seeing stuff like this gives me the chills, scares me, kind of messes with my emotions. No matter who i am or how big my ego is.. This stuff always seems to ground me. Keep up the good work

[@vali69]

Ur breathtaking

[@nihilisticbarbie]

Same, it reminds us that we're insignificant af in the universe and in this life. Which is scary, but liberating, cos your problems aren't as big as you think they are.

[@rohanchougule6794]

Then your not alone.

[@Sepa9]

Is it wierd at all, that I just had an erection? 😀

[@davidbird8127]

Because it's not the truth you gut don't lie this is fake satan is the master of deception he inverts everything of God flats earth

[@JWAstronomy1]

Cameras and Gear Used To Shoot This Video: Telescope: amzn.to/2AgfxUi Mount: amzn.to/2i7ktpL Camera: amzn.to/2Ltbw2V Planetary Cam: amzn.to/2M6UmJz Barlow Lense: amzn.to/2Lq6Z1p

[@patrickmckeering3657]

J.W.Astronomy first like first comment bitch

[@sofyanmaghrido6802]

Can you see pulsar through telescope?

[@thesummoner2446]

Y no scientific calculator ? Ahh shit I spoke too early a SyScan

[@vrpleb902]

@@patrickmckeering3657 You're the type of guy that would put a swear word in everything, learn how to stop being such a rude arrogant 6 year old

[@patrickmckeering3657]

@@vrpleb902 im actually 7 and my guy this was a month ago lmao go fuck off and shut your fat mouth before i do it for you

[@krystofegner4406]

I don't get those people in the comment section. He would buy super expensibe telescope, and then he would put here CGI pictures? What the hell is wrong with you guys?

[@karlbok4800]

GeekZone CZ he's using the "Stack Image" technique to get a perfect and high quality images. The first image he took was a bad quality, he stacked and made it this. CGI would be totally completely different.

[@percyespinoza7461]

Gotta they gotta do real time ones other than this which encourages everyone too definitely get a telescope

[@metaleirosincero6317]

GeekZone CZ Yep, there’s no footages.

[@marcotamez9547]

Exactly! All this CGI is huge bullshit! This “Astronomer” just threw his reputation as a reliable source though the drain!

[@alexalford7874]

Why do you say it's CGI ?

[@pabloantoine9087]

The Universe is so amazing!

[@universe7005]

Thank You

[@vasco35]

Universe you're amazing

[@pabloantoine9087]

@@universe7005 LOL

[@DevGood]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIjMlmdqiLubfac

[@aldosaliou]

@@universe7005 hahahahah

[@sab5486]

That’s so beautiful 🥺👉👈 the universe is so magical

[@detectiveamevirus8]

BUT SADLY ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY COST LIKE 6000 UP TO 35000 IF VERY SERIOUS HOBBY )

[@akio3748]

@@detectiveamevirus8 true but It really is worth it

[@detectiveamevirus8]

@@akio3748 yup

[@nathancamerron5761]

Mis KITKAT BOOM Boom just do visual then you don’t even have to go above 1000 for a decent 8” dobsonian

[@detectiveamevirus8]

@@nathancamerron5761 my scope 4 inch ( in future will buy 12 or 16 inch

[@robtheg]

Flat earthers are pissed in the comments 😂

[@greenllama2856]

Its crazy that tho in picture M 81 and M82 look fairly close to each other in picture, they are actually Lightyears away from one another.

[@rukmanisrivastava7614]

The universe is indeed magical...

[@buzzgarcia5386]

@@rukmanisrivastava7614 noon really

[@bruhv_9329]

This dude taking pictures of entire galaxies through his telescope and I’ll freak out when I get a picture of the moon’s craters on mine 💀💀

[@_enriquecido]

His neighbors probably thinking he was setting up a nuke 😂

[@ra_alf9467]

A bazooka

[@SuicideKing777]

Or he takes voyeurism very seriously. They're like it's time to put the blinds down.

[@WalkingRoscoe]

Why would anyone dislike this video? I think it's great what this man is doing.

[@ApiaryGaming]

why would someone with a giant ass telescope like that go to the effort to fake it?..

[@jackusbeefus]

Mhm

[@tistakere5055]

@@alkdjfhgks1919 troll

[@BosniaYUGO]

imagine how far that is. 1360 light years thats like no ending but you still see it clearly in its big form. imagine the real size of that nebula if you were close

[@markonekic1917]

Zdravo druže! 😀

[@sagikurland1146]

And think about how crasy it is that we literaly looking at the past 1369 light years away so we see something that maybe doesnt exist anymore im fucking blown

[@BosniaYUGO]

@@markonekic1917 Gdje si druze

[@samc1881]

literally the human brain can not even begin comprehend something that massive

[@sinner2499]

@@sagikurland1146 can you explain it, how can that be in the past, makes no sense 😂 if something is so far away then it's far away, how can it be far away in the past, what does that even mean 😂

[@deren2001]

Why in the hell did they sent Hubble if they have you:)

[@milestonesm7848]

Franky Lee Exactly. His painting is much more detailed than NASA's Artist Concept image.

[@timothyfatburg9530]

@Milestones M Hubble's goal is not to take pretty pictures you know. Hubble's main goal is to further our understanding of the universe, which sometimes involves non-visual light and does not necessarily yield nice looking pictures. If the pictures turn out looking nice it's just a bonus. Also of you are judging it off of how detailed the pictures are, Hubble still wins. Take Sunflower galaxy for example. JWastronomy's photo (at 5:32) is *far* less detailed than Hubble's photo: www.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/thumbnails/image/hubble_friday_09102015.jpg (Please note this is not a diss on JWastronomy or anything. His pictures are amazing, and it isn't far to compare ground based amateur telescopes to $4 billion in-orbit scientific equipment.)

[@deren2001]

Thanks Timothy. Did you also know that these beautiful Hubble images are actually plain black and white? They get photo shopped by CGI artists with various light and color shades. dont know about the non-visual but I think this guys work here is genius! and of course my comment was meant as a compliment rather than putting Hubble down.

[@timothyfatburg9530]

Yeah, hubble does what's called Narrowband imaging. (Some amateur astrophotographers do this too.) Basically Hubble takes a bunch of B&W photos of the same object through different filters. (These filters are designed to only let a very specific region of light through.) You see, different types nebulas (and galaxies) emit light on different spectrums depending on what they're made of. So by using multiple narrowband filters you can photograph only specific parts of the nebula. For example let's say Hubble is trying to image the Oxygen core of a nebula that is mostly made of Hydrogen. The problem is, the Hydrogen is blocking the view of the Oxygen core. To fix this, Hubble images through an Oxygen-III narrowband filter, which only lets light emitted by Oxygen nebulas get to the sensor, and thus blocks out the Hydrogen. This example is simplified, but I hope it gets the point across. Essentially, narrowband imaging is used to image only specific parts of objects. What they do in post-processing is combine those different B&W images together, and assign each filtered image to a different color. For example, let's say that they assign they color red to the Oxygen part of the nebulas, and the color green to the Hydrogen parts. The end result is that different types of nebulous gases have different colors, which REALLY helps to distinguish each gas from one another. Again, this is for scientific purposes, not for pretty pictures. This does mean that photographs from Hubble are in false color though, but it's worth it because the knowledge gained by narrowband imaging is massive. Hope this made sense. This is a complicated subject, so if you don't understand what I'm saying I'd recommend reading this article: www.itelescope.net/astro-science/2016/10/4/narrow-band-imaging-what-is-it-all-about.html

[@deren2001]

Thanks again. I'm not an astronomer, and I probably can not explain this all like the way you did, but I know all this too. I think you are a teacher or some kind.

[@XScorpio123X]

I just watched a couple of videos that tried so hard to explain why the earth is flat and space doesn't exist, just out of curiosity and to try and see from their perspective. I lost too much brain cells as I was failing to comprehend the stupidity. Had to watch a video like this, and yours topped up my brain cells back up. :)

[@Albiefanatic]

Actually you can already see some ignorant fools in the comment threads "explaining" some logical shit

[@bigbork1186]

@Basaltic Life and your brain is flat because your brain is flat.

[@danishazka2357]

@@Lunafreya_Nox go buy a telescop or Nikon p900

[@leonardobrazzo549]

@@Lunafreya_Nox hope you are joking

[@ChardPrasodjo1377]

@@leonardobrazzo549 nope ..!! He's serious ...

[@oyounes5945]

Comments saying "it's impossible for telescopes to see that far ". The whirlpool galaxy is approximately 85,999.91326 light years in diameter. That is absolutely gargantuan and so it may be extremely far away but due to its massive size it can be seen from Earth.

[@George83_Thomas]

Aaaah that’s bigger than my student debt

[@ssgp7297]

Why Say approximately and write a very accurate number? And for this one you could say 86000 ly, it is very close to your approximation

[@brandonhill2183]

Exactly. The Whirlpool Galaxy is more or less perpindicular to our viewing plane. The ratio of the distance from Earth to the Whirlpool compared to the diameter of the Whirlpool is roughly 270/1. That's like seeing a person 2 meters tall at a distance of 340 meters with this telescope. Pretty feasible.

[@brandonhill2183]

Sorry, typo, 540 meters

[@truthsetsusfree5856]

It's ridiculous the claims about how big these objects are. The numbers are all wrong and these stars aren't nearly as far. Case point, we can see the largest crater on the moon with the naked eye, we're taught this crater is 50miles diameter and the moon some 240k miles away. Now find something 50 miles wide on Google earth and zoom out it disappears was before 100 miles let alone 240k miles. These distances and sizes are made up. The stars are much much closer and smaller.

[@tykingcrystal864]

This was the first video I ever watched on astrophotography, and, inspired, three years later I have a similar rig and get to do the same things I've always wanted to do Thank you :)

[@jotaqu755]

What characteristics does the telescope and the rest of the equipment have? Thank you so much. Greetings from Argentina!!!

[@aktnilabrado7399]

It’s all fake..CGI and preprogrammed images in fancy telescopes.. Just kidding,awesome footage bro👍🏻

[@dreoutcasting4415]

Dude. Initially it is B&W. After some hocus pocus on shading and filtering, then we get the colours. I hope i can buy a telescope like his. Viewing only among our star system is so....limited.

[@circlesgd8710]

@@bloosam dude he was just kidding

[@arbelmagsanay4355]

4:27 to 7:11 are Photoshop! Don't make us a fool! How much fake NASA paid for you! Useless preparation for your fake video!

[@purplekush5640]

Arbel Magsanay lol go buy one of these and see for yourself...your mind will be blown

[@circlesgd8710]

@@arbelmagsanay4355 are you kidding me? these photos have already been taken, and then thet were processed to look better! just because this part is photoshop, doesn't mean it is fake. he just took several of the same pictures and then overlayed them to look better! why didn't you even bother thinking of that?

[@paracosmic.spirit]

I want to become an astronomer

[@senju2998]

Then study the hell outta yourself in science class

[@everyonelovestypartatbenat4476]

BLIND MUSIC study

[@Craosien]

Me too

[@jaafarmhammad2719]

Mood 😂😂

[@anechoicsoul]

BLIND MUSIC do it! You can do anything you set your mind to.

[@trizzm0_218]

Theyre so beautiful cant imagine how its gonna look if we were close to them

[@akio3748]

That would be AWESOME I wish we would have a chance In the future :(

[@kabir7898]

it's too big u can't see all if u go near it

[@sonnyboi1761]

@@kabir7898 I think by close he means that if the galaxy filled your peripheral vision

[@xancer9926]

If you were Inside a Nebula inA planet. You will see..... Nothing

[@Alex-he3xz]

i just wish i have an astronomy telescope q-q

[@stidesheaven]

100 years later: The Milky Way through my telescope

[@NorthLoftier]

I don't think it will be 100 years, probably 30 or 40 years.

[@tykingcrystal864]

That would be so cool, though. We don’t even have any true images of the milky way from above.

[@LShaver947]

@@tykingcrystal864 if you went outside the milkyway it would look like galaxy NGC 7331

[@AyaansCornerYT]

Idk but probably 1000 years

[@gabi-dh9eo]

It's possible that we could look at Milky Way's past

[@Nam1o]

SPACE IS SO FUC*ING BIG!

[@Sharpless2]

not big... HUGH MONGUS

[@GodMaxDrinkerofTea]

Dead Meme is that sexual harrassment?

[@Sharpless2]

MaxPlayAll lmfao yes extremely

[@GodMaxDrinkerofTea]

Dead Meme Lmao get sued

[@lyes6033]

no , we are small ! HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM

[@felpex1495]

The Flatbrains are comming, run! run for your life!

[@cardboardguy1444]

FelpeXD _ops they are taking over the "globe" lol

[@frankiebrewer3493]

Cardboardguy 14 you believe in the globe because someone told you

[@cardboardguy1444]

no nobody has ever told me..... i think the earth is round because there is more Scientific evidence. flat earth is just made up theorys and alleged "proof"

[@dwarvenmoray]

Cardboardguy 14 💯% correct.

[@eshan309]

@@frankiebrewer3493 And you believe the earth is flat coz someone told you.

[@miandadjamali397]

0:30 Legends Says that guy is still balancing telescope till today

[@martinzurek2837]

I rather wonder why he balanced the telescope before adding accessories like the heavy camera :)

[@coolbreezelb5023]

Yea. Haha. Took forever to balance, then adds the camera and cables afterwards? Shows the small view with the actual lens view, then shows us pics from other galaxies with pretty good detail. I call bs on this.

[@keitra666]

DayZ Silent Dead you own a DayZ server?

[@Bird_in_camera]

Coolbreeze LB normally you would balance with all the kit on, bit this would probably put the eyepiece in an awkward position to do the alignment. Being out of alignment would be more disastrous than balanced as it will produced smeared images with long exposures. To a certain extent, the scopes 2 axis clutches will hold it in place against a small amount of imbalance. Why do you call BS on this, those kind of quality images are well within the means of this setup, I have the same scope but an older EQ5 mount with modified stepper motors controllable by eqmod, ascom and Stellarium.works just fine.

[@snowhey01]

I think it’s amazing that the spots we see on the wings of spiral galaxies consists of tens of millions of stars.

[@devashrijoshi9079]

I still can't believe all of those photos are taken form a telescope soo beautifully!

[@tullyman82]

Because they aren't his telescope can't pick up on the radiation patterns, so he's pulling images from other sources, dude is a fraud......

[@devashrijoshi9079]

@@tullyman82 😓 Uh.... Okay...

[@djsoulUK]

@@tullyman82 Just because you don't understand it, it doesn't make the guy a fraud. Idiot.

[@tullyman82]

Joseph James I think I know what I’m talking about. When’s the last time you seen Jupiter through a telescope I know I did last weekend. How and why am I wrong?? Fill me in I would like to know..... Also who thumbs up their own comments???? Waiting for your educated response.

[@homelesshotdog6677]

@@tullyman82 LOL just because you saw jupiter through a telescope doesnt mean you're a pro astronomer. Do you're damn research before you comment, the galaxies and nebulas have such detail because he took **long exposures** and **stacked them** in deep sky stacker. He then edited the photos in **softwares like pixinsight and photoshop** to bring out its natural color and detail, and also to reduce noise. Waiting for your "educated" response.

[@disclaimer6872]

on 6:48 you can see three other galaxy's on the left

[@ichheienomad2494]

Every point is a galaxy.

[@tomi.astrophotography]

Yes,but,m51,the galaxy that Julian is looking for,is colliding with other galaxy and it looks like a black hole "eating m51",it's just amazing

[@sashasiregar1238]

So nobody is interested in finding out the music used during nebula's part?

[@jjs9672]

Anders Baldwin - Transcend

[@MarshaNPILoveCanada]

Btw, Sasha I'm Bataknese too, my marga is Pasaribu :))

[@sierrachief117]

I'll tell the music just for you ;) Darude-Sandstorm

[@tomtricks6838]

i’m not being offensive but can someone educate me on why a lot of people with arabic names are calling this fake ?

[@Vyz3r]

They're idiots.

[@eMBO_Gaming]

They're muslims who believe that the Earth is flat

[@Prashik_ft11]

There was going to be a gemini meteor shower last year but the lights and pollution totally blocked the magnificent view...I felt so sad after that.It was like a once in a lifetime scenario.

[@sakguitar7140]

Same here bro I waited till 3 in the night just to see some tiny lights appear and disappear

[@dwarvenmoray]

It's like 5 in the morning now, & I can see an arm of the Milky Way & Orion & it's amazing!

[@PrnvP23]

I thought you couldn't see the Milky Way with the naked eye even in dark places?

[@dwarvenmoray]

Pranav Prakash Even in light-polluted areas. You can see it very, very faintly. I checked to make sure by using a star tracker app on my phone, I wasn't just seeing things.

[@frostribe5414]

Best place to see it is in Canada, is it non polluted country and some of biggest telescopes are there :v

[@dwarvenmoray]

LegendAhri I've always wanted to go to Canada; I live in Indiana. I would love to live in Alaska.

[@dwarvenmoray]

Dr James Crabapple. Thanks Captain Ovbious.

[@johnflemstrom]

Wish i could afford a telescope like that ...

[@RuminatingKiwi927]

John Flemström must be expensive

[@Chrismasterski]

John Flemström you can get a really nice telescope for less than $500... You may not have an equatorial or go-to mount so you'll have to manually track but if all you want is a visual telescope, 6-8 inch dobsonian reflectors are the way to go

[@misuey8699]

John Flemström It's Fake tf

[@angelin4027]

мıѕυey 「ɴιɢнтcore」 It's not. You just need a good telescope

[@2h4]

Same

[@rajeev0700]

Have you ever imagined what would be there if there's no galaxy, no universe, no, nothing?

[@kovelli6711]

I do that a lot.

[@Faxy95]

If there's nothing there then there's nothing there mate 😆

[@pierreo33]

2.7k flat earthers. Damn, too many.

[@clevergirl4457]

They were designed to specifically target these videos, not to worry, not to worry...

[@jackpd34]

I thumbs downed the video because 80% of the video was setting up the telescope

[@camfg8908]

This machine looks like it's going to launch a nuclear missile to the sky

[@dwarvenmoray]

C Am F G Your high.

[@xMickx]

i would rename this video as "How do i setup my telescope"

[@SadButTrueHD]

Lol

[@nineinchallan]

He lined up his telescope and then images created by NASA were shown. The colorization of the nebula cinches the fraud. NASA admits they get data and then discern the image and add colors after ( look this up ). Really, he should use his telescope to focus in on the moon and show where Apollo landed and left debris. It won't be there. Trump has given NASA til 2024 to land on the moon. The pressure will stay on and yet nobody is going anywhere.

[@jayaramanperiannan9384]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jackpd34]

Allan Andrychuk wtf are you on about champ

[@jayaramanperiannan9384]

@@nineinchallan thank us for reading all those

[@Thor_with_Ball_Hammer]

That background music is so soothing.

[@vikasbiliye5023]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eH2bh5Rmj9CfepI

[@lgor6837]

I would like to watch these galaxies while tripping on mushrooms

[@Adrenalinejunkie333]

Good luck operating the telescope in that state. I'm lucky if I can use my cellphone. 😂

[@samantasanchez4433]

James Mackie i mean he could set it up in advance,and look at the universe on the come up!

[@lgor6837]

@vapers are beyond stupid bith wats your problem

[@Adrenalinejunkie333]

Medical research suggests mushrooms repair and create new pathways in the brain and can potentially reverse early onset dementia. How about actually researching the subject before commenting your uneducated opinion about something

[@megatron8561]

Be careful though you can get hurt really bad if you trip on some mushroom and land on your face

[@astral_anomaly2250]

to everyone saying it's fake. guys, some of you are just idiots, and some simply don't know how all this works. well...a very easy answer. if you have a reflex camera and a tripod, bring them with you and go to an extremely dark place, like near the mountains, very far from cities. point your camera into the sky with iso 800/1600 and 24/27 seconds of exposure. if pointed right you can actually see how fucking big the milky way is. now, think about it. these photos of nebulas and galaxies are the result of stacking of several photos with an exposure of up to 30 minutes. nebulas and galaxies are huge, and all the work behind photos like these is huge. so, before saying it's fake, do your research....and try doing what i suggested

[@johnr2311]

Astral_ Anomaly stfu nerd

[@astral_anomaly2250]

i'm just giving an explanation and responding to braindead fucktards like you.

[@ashyclaret]

How did he focus?

[@astral_anomaly2250]

i'm not a professional astrophotographer and i mostly use only a dslr. usually, when you want to make a photo of a galaxy like the milky way, you just focus a bright star in live view. the focus is near infinite so every other object in the sky will appear sharp. to that you must consider that the better the mount, the sharper the photo will be.

[@ashyclaret]

Thanks.

[@Amine-tu5sj]

this tutorial was really useful... now all i need is a telescope XD

[@dwarvenmoray]

Amine 👌

[@LaBelleTML]

This is eye opening for me. I was always told you'd need an observatory grade telescope to view galaxies with such detail. I was under the impression anything store bought would produce nothing but colorless smudges in the sky. These photos show it may be worth investing in this equipment.

[@redthedragon88]

Long exposure times with stacked images is how these images are made. Still very awesome

[@iqbaal3043]

im crying while im watching this video,those galaxies are very beautiful

[@tobaman8980]

Me too. Thats so beautiful

[@SuperNovaHeights_]

iqbaal 30 Ahhh, why are you crying?

[@SpilledMilkk]

It isnt as colorful as irl. Thosr images were processed and edited

[@BigSimpin420]

Spilled Milk u are so f’ing stupid. U have no idea what u are talking about. They may be light filtered, but that’s it. Trust me I’ve seen images just like these through a telescope with my own eyes. That telescope is worth more than your life. It is perfectly capable of producing high resolution images just like he showed. Nothing fake about it at all. Trust me im a lizard person from planet zenu. I’m a member of the Illuminati. I would know. PS don’t tell anyone, but the earth is flat. Fucking moron

[@doucefrance5481]

ll fake baya ji, CGI

[@jackspicyeye9006]

Flat Earthers be like: Nice projections in the sky!

[@mitchellbarnard2135]

That telescope look hella expensive

[@biscoitomolhdo4649]

Greg Moonen here it would cost approximately R$3.000, so it's kinda expensive

[@biscoitomolhdo4649]

Greg Moonen it's a good idea, but it will be hard to find a place that sell the parts separately

[@melcstg]

In amazon it's $770

[@ricaphilip1]

Biscoito Molhαdo Robux?

[@TomTM_ST]

I am planning to get a 10 inch Dobson same size as this one. Optics are always exspensive! 😭

[@jordanfreidel1751]

Idk what it is. Maybe the incredible pictures combined with the music but watching this video almost makes me cry.

[@manjari7100]

Me too!

[@syedasumaiya6140]

04:55 looks like someone painted 😍🥺

[@lorenamorales4038]

@7Andrew idiot

[@lorenamorales4038]

Somos insignificantes en comparación del universo

[@arrtixxs]

@7Andrew I think you’re the idiot here bud

[@hamjones1913]

The painter would be our Heavenly Father!!!

[@naisiunnaheireann1752]

Amen

[@person-no2zs]

*The telescope is a paid actor*

[@BOOFSIDEPINS]

I can confirm this as I'm the mount.

[@ra_alf9467]

*Nebulas is a paid actor*

[@damondisepio8259]

Its so incredible to see these amazing galaxies and to wonder how big they are and them just floating in space like that...

[@jonathanswellnesslab]

No sci-fi film comes close to the beauty of our own universe. We live in the ultimate sci-fi.

[@muayboran5152]

So those sho say NASA , HUBLE are fake and they are ignorant of how beautiful the universe is. Thanks for the amazing pictures of the universe

[@187mrsmith]

Damn I was all looking for like a normal telescope video and then I see this gigantic telescope like yeah I don't think I'm be able to get that one lol

[@mb26]

Imagine yourself so much bored, but not aware of the wonder of the sky above our head.

[@tainechiv]

crazy how he's literally looking into the past with that. man space is deep as fuck

[@josephstalin3252]

I know that kind of telescope ! Its so expensive and that telescope can zoom into saturn's ring with detail. If someone says its fake, Just think if they never use that kind of telescope before

[@emilys3012]

Joseph Stalin what is this telescope called?

[@ibraben4146]

Our* telescope

[@balashibuyeeter2704]

Our telescope

[@Luca-mb1gy]

Skywatcher Black Diamond NEQ-6

[@guru_9]

I own this scope! Works well.

[@jk1422]

@spectre if you take a photo yes

[@vladdrac06]

spectre exactly my question too. And for what I know actual photos of nebula taken by scope are almost no colors on them.

[@zelmusiclover]

spectre if im not mistaken.. photos will be taken many shots.. and will be process.. layering.. filtering.. etc to get more clearer image..

[@tullyman82]

Does it also show you the different types of radiation also like his. Crazy huh he must have gotten the million dollar gamma ray, and x-ray addon for his to see these stunning images that he actually grabbed from other sources......,

[@NikoroAya]

Choulee legit?

[@9SoulsRalsei]

When you realize more than half of the video is setting up the telescope XD

[@granDoktor]

I see some people in the comments are confusing _light years_ with *years* . _Light year_ is a measure for distance - the distance light travels in a year. *Year* is a measure for time. So when you're looking at galaxy that's, for example 23 million _light years_ away, you're seeing it as it was 23 million *years* ago not _light years_ . I'm not trying to be a smartass, just clarifying some things :)

[@tgstudio85]

It's common knowledge, but reading comments here from flattards and space deniers, I doubt they have that knowledge;)