New Telescope! Photographing JUPITER and SATURN with the Celestron CPC1100!

[@TurboFryer1337]

Man watching this video makes me feel so happy inside as it feels like you're living out my own dreams when I was a kid your age... Amazing captures, looking forward to more of your vids!

[@aziz6298]

Yeaah, me too

[@TheAstroImager]

Same

[@snowwolvesproductions]

I'm 60 this year and if I'd had something like this when I was your age, I'd be an astronomer by now! Beautiful pictures and an amazing hobby! Keep at it! Thanks for sharing the images!

[@SuzyLovesJesus]

I am 58 and feeling the same way! Thank you for sharing your experiences with your telescope young man. What a blessing! 💕

[@AWJGamer]

its never too late to start astronomy. if you can, buy a telescope.

[@Ayanami00]

It's never too late

[@Ayanami00]

I mean if you have a budget I would recommend I guess

[@ChucksAstrophotography]

Excellent captures, Noah!

[@NoahsAstrophotography]

Wow, thank you Chuck! Glad you like them!

[@epic_playz4283]

100th like!

[@ketowithsharon4860]

Hello

[@danielaitor5269]

OMG

[@NoahsAstrophotography]

@Ike Dyson hey there! Would love to, but probably a bit too small with my setup unfortunately :-( the atmosphere can really ruin viewing at extreme focal lengths as well. Thank you for the suggestion though!

[@capeflatterytrail]

You are a great teacher. No one has explained focal length or speed nearly as well as you have.

[@monsterchannel24]

This is simply stunning! Thank you so much for sharing these incredible pictures.

[@luisbperez368]

First time on this channel and I have to say that it is very refreshing to see a young man so knowledgeable about the Cosmos explaining in detail how to use his “new” telescope. Sir, you gained a subscriber in me. Best regards and stay safe.

[@CoastalBachelor2009]

I’m an astrophotographer and live in a dark sky area. I have a spacecat and an 8” Celestron. You explained this so perfect.

[@kwestwellness9289]

Which model 8" Celestron would you recommend

[@markkennedy4055]

A young man with $4000 + Telescope and the knowledge to use it is a combination for success. Never lose the passion you will be in the footsteps of the Greats in that field!

[@LogansAstro]

Wow, great captures Noah. In particular, your moon image was stunning! Lots of great info in the video as well.

[@NoahsAstrophotography]

Thank you so much Logan! I really appreciate you watching and supporting my videos! Clear skies! :)

[@54tristin]

I’m curious why 78 people gave this a thumbs down?

[@Varun_underyourspell16]

@@54tristin bullies

[@AndyinMokum]

@@54tristin Probably idiotic flat earthers and imbasilic space deniers!

[@Bdub1952]

@@AndyinMokum they're jealous of this young man's intellect.

[@warmwoolsoxgood4559]

Way yo go, kid! Gorgeous. So enjoyable seeing fresh young minds filled with curiosity and endeavour. Bravo! 👍 You give us all hope for a brighter than ever future.

[@johnnybrowns9447]

This was absolutely amazing. You did an awesome job explaining everything.

[@josgraha]

You're awesome Noah, gives me confidence in our future. Amazing photos

[@lightpath6294]

Nice new scope! Avid astrophotographer here. Great explanation of the scope. BTW: The F thing is called the "focal ratio". It's the ratio of the diameter of the telescope aperture to the focal length. In your case this is aperture: 280mm divided by focal length 2800mm = focal ratio: F10.

[@sansero]

Muy bien Noha desde Buenos Aires, Argentina. ¡¡ Excelente imagenes !! te felicito.

[@gcjas1998]

Oh my lord, that full moon view was gorgeous. Its craters, its shape and its texture are all so clearly visible to the eye. Astounding.

[@HighVis04]

Amazing images blew me away very knowledgeable and obviously love what you do. Thank You.

[@oatechaosincycles]

Hi Noah! First time on your channel. Great job on the imaging but more importantly...it's so nice to see that you have a passion for this. So many dismiss it or allow it to make them feel insignificant at first. However you mentioned feeling emotions. That is the key. This is more than science! This is our connection, our inclusion in the universe!! We are made of every bit of billions of atoms created by billions of supernovae. We are the universe!

[@duradim1]

No we are not.

[@abcdefghijklmnop123-c6i]

@@duradim1 no one asked

[@duradim1]

@@abcdefghijklmnop123-c6i What do you think this "comment" forum is for?

[@RackwitzG]

What a humble young man. I enjoyed this very much. Great presentation. Thanks for sharing.

[@Warewolf943]

Really clearly presented and you got a lot of information across in a 10 minute video. Can't wait to watch more!

[@wladimiryrenkow9579]

спасибо, было интересно, всегда рад за увлеченных людей. помню в юности собрал самоделку по схеме галилея, увидел спутники вблизи юпитера 4 шт, у вас их не заметил

[@Creeno1]

That telescope is a monster. Very jealous. Good job on the video overall as well as some 'magazine cover worthy' captures of Saturn and Jupiter. I know the planets were your target, but I'd actually have loved to see more of the moon. Maybe you can revisit? Greetings from Denmark.

[@Nottsboy24]

I'm sure you will be interested in watching these Astronomy videos....planet Venus kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoSTfJeEq7uiZ6c planet Mercury kzbin.info/www/bejne/nF7Vg6SlmbJ2sJI planet Jupiter kzbin.info/www/bejne/q162paigf8-IbdU star Capella kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3mVk4qeo9J4l6s Garnet Star kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJermKxjh79po5Y

[@galaxiedance3135]

Very happy that the telescope ended up in your hands! Your video was great! Thank you for taking the time to make it...I enjoyed it :)

[@noodles9749]

Love this, you are a clever dude. Just got my scope out after 10 years of it in the attic. You have a great way of explaining things. Keep it up 👍

[@jeffnordman]

I'm simply... stunned. Please never lose your passion and personality! Top notch!

[@NoahsAstrophotography]

I really appreciate that Jeff, thank you very much! 😄

[@AstroParkAstrophotography]

Well done Noah! The C11 provides some excellent detail and resolution. Your planetary photos turned out well, and I especially liked your close-up of the Plato crater on the Moon! The mountain range to the side of it definitely popped out. Keep up the great work!

[@jpablodegracia]

Your job is very valuable.Congratulations, this is a great contibution to bring near the science to people.Keep on going beyond.

[@RishabhBains]

Oh man ! Those images ! You earned yourself a subscriber. Keep up the great work 👏👏

[@scottmoore765]

Excellent work on those images. Sharp thinking and a bright future ahead of you.

[@theheavensdeclareastro]

Great images, and welcome to the SCT gang! Also, loved the video!

[@NoahsAstrophotography]

Thank you! I definitely can't wait to use this scope more in the future!

[@pedro_mg]

loved the detail, subscribed and will look forward for upcoming videos. Learning already thank you

[@kevinashley478]

Great job, my man! I am hoping to get into astrophotography soon, so I have been watching some videos. Glad that I found yours! I also had a fascination with astronomy and science in general when I was younger. It has never faded. I saw Halley's Comet when I was a kid and I made sure to see the Venus transit across the sun, made sure I was in the totality area for the solar eclipse here in America a few years ago, and the Christmas Star a bit over a year ago. At your age, you will see Halley's Comet, be sure to have your set up ready! Clear skies my friend and I will be subscribing!

[@AlexModeling]

This is excelent! I don t even have a telescope but i AM considering buying One... Exelent pictures!

[@barrystreet411]

Great Work Noah! Nothing more inspiring than being able to see an object that is hundreds of millions of miles away. Always takes my breath away!

[@planeearther7966]

😂🤣🤣🤣 how many miles? 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Nick-hv8gj]

@@planeearther7966 Hundreds of millions of miles..... Was there something funny about that accurate comment? Are you one those who is so egregiously ignorant that you consider yourself intelligent and, because you're also a jerk, try to make fun of people who are actually much smarter than yourself when they make a statement or comment that you aren't able to understand? Don't worry, those questions are rhetorical (you can look up the big words later). You go ahead and enjoy your "Drooling as a Hobby" club meeting, where I'm guessing you and your pals are trying to figure out if breath is real or just imagined (spoiler alert: it's real). Normally I encourage people to think for themselves but in your case, please stop trying. You've proven already that thinking is a skill you're just not equipped to handle.

[@planeearther7966]

@@Nick-hv8gj triggered much? You should be - you’re breathing while spinning on the ball that flies through “vacuum” at 67000 mph? Breathing in vacuum? And you consider yourself intelligent because you believe fantasies that are programmed into your gullible mind since early age? No wonder you’re so emotional and triggered. 😂 keep believing clown boy. Just remember that you experience earth as motionless and level but, you’re too ignorant to know that water must be contained and surface is always level aka flat. 🤪🌏🤪🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@barrystreet411]

@@planeearther7966 On average, Jupiter is 715 million km / 444 million mi away from the Earth. Saturn orbits the Sun at a mean distance of 1,427,000,000 km (887 million miles). Its closest distance to Earth is about 1.2 billion km (746 million miles)

[@binderdundit228]

Ha, Ha everything is so much closer than we have been brainwashed to believe.

[@luanosorio6757]

Wow, this is so amazing! You have a brilliant future, keep looking for knowledge, more and more.

[@avt_astro206]

Beautiful images Noah!! Really Love The One of Saturn!! That 11 inch Is an Absolute Planet Beast!! Enjoyed The Video, as Always!! Clear skies!🔭🪐...

[@NoahsAstrophotography]

Thank you! Yeah Im so amazed my the images I've captured with it! I can't wait to use it more and more! Really glad you liked the video! :) Clear skies! 🌌🌌

[@lrandle98]

First time looking at a telescope channel. You are awesome. Thanks for your incredible photography tutorial.

[@astrofenixsv]

Incredible images Noah! keep it up! greetings from El Salvador C.A.

[@MrSkill_420]

hey cool setup noah. good luck with everything bubba

[@markevansmagic6640]

Absolutely brilliant! Very well explained and a joy to watch from start to finish. Well done!

[@Marx-Lennon]

Love that Lowell Observatory shirt! Been there many times. Great vid and amazing captures!

[@oryanastro]

That detail is just unreal! Really putting that FL into perspective when you converted it into feet. Great video as always!! 🙌

[@NoahsAstrophotography]

Thanks so much Ryan! Yeah crazy to think about just how much FL it really is 🤯 Really glad you like it :)

[@lilbrother45]

Hey Noah, just happened across your video. Spectacular pictures! Can’t wait to check out your other videos. Keep em coming!

[@martynh5410]

Great video Noah! Nice captures and good explanation of the stacking process! I’ve also taken 10,000 frames for stacking of these planets and sometimes only keep the best 20%.

[@dagolsen5798]

Noah! Beautiful work. Very nicely put together video you made here.

[@lukomatico]

Hey Noah! - Great video mate, HUGE congratulations on your new scope and also on capturing 2 beautiful images from it right away! The end results were fantastic! the thing that amazed me the most though was the live-view on screen, that looked insane! (by the way, the out of focus part you mentioned really wasn't too bad at all :-) don't worry about it!)

[@NoahsAstrophotography]

Thank you so much Luke! Really means a lot for all your support and for watching my videos :) really glad you like my images! Yeah it was crazy what I could see on my laptop screen, just absolutely mind-blowing to me! 🤯 thanks for understanding my out of focus parts 🤣, glad it wasn't a big deal for three quality of the video 😄 Clear skies!! 🌌

[@rusticagenerica]

Congrats on your beautiful telescope, and thank you for sharing these beautiful images with us !!!

[@dannylaw7367]

Brilliant kid already and will end up at MIT I would guess at some point. This is the kind of child to be proud of and looked up to rather than the thugs, punks, rappers and many pro athletes in football and basketball that litter this countries streets.

[@throwawayavclubber7269]

You mean, _those_ kinds of people? Get out of here.

[@fadelannaba3066]

I thank you with all my heart for this creativity, photography and beautiful music. Thank you❤

[@trevormendez6907]

God he sounds so innocent One Day I hope he become a great scientist

[@skttnm]

Nice job, Noah. Thanks for sharing these photos!

[@petersmith5395]

Thanks for your very informative video. I look forward to checking more of your videos out in the future.

[@Michael.Chapman]

Am very pleased you were able to acquire this magnificent instrument! You know what it all means-you appreciate the scope-you deserve it :-) When I was around your age I inherited my Grandfather’s 1975 fully manual equatorial Celestron-Pacific C5 .9:53 amazed by the detail in your images! This is a superb lifelong hobby Noah-I’m still as in awe of the night sky today as I was at your age.

[@TachapouRDieu]

This must be thrilling to see so much details lucky you thank you for sharing be bless.

[@renegadet1238]

Wow realy cool and your doing a grate job Noah thanks and look fowerd to watching more.

[@00bikeboy]

I'm so impressed by your knowledge of astrophotography, I learned a lot. Thanks!

[@kennethsnider3456]

Loved the video. Very informative and great pictures. I hope you keep up the good work.

[@joeputz4559]

This is the kind of content NOVA gives me! So much detail and info in 10 minutes.

[@TheComputec]

Hello young man, Just watched your video stacking shots of Saturn and Jupiter. They look so cool and it's amazing that you are getting to create such amazing images from that great scope. You are a lucky fella having such a nice scope but you are earning the right to that good fortune by your organisation, commitment and your skills as an operator and photographer. i'm probably four times your age, living over in the UK. I live in a big high-rise city with lots of night-time light pollution and lots of crappy rainy and cloudy skies for 7mths of the year, so astronomy can be difficult over here unless you can get out in the wild and it's taken me to my early 50's before i finally got myself a set-up and began to learn from scratch how to setup, view and refine images. You are miles ahead of me in your knowledge and i hope that your passion and fascination stays with you. Nothing comes close to the majesty of the night-time sky from our little planet. it's a hidden world of treasures and these cool devices are like a magic key to unlock them !! keep up the good work buddy !!

[@NoahsAstrophotography]

Aw thank you so much for the kind message! ☺️ I really appreciate that. I'm so glad I was able to reach you with my videos about Astrophotography :) Best of luck to you and your astro! 💫

[@WaheedAkhtarWahid]

Hey little fellow, you are a true inspiration. Keep up the amazing work.

[@travlon5101]

Well done on the images and very well done on the videography !!! A great scope for viewing and imaging. I hope to see some deep sky objects from you too.. Keep it up and don't loose the passion for astronomy. Clear skies.

[@rhamm3]

GREAT WORK! Your diligence gives me hope in the future!

[@martinamcgovern4510]

Great video Noah. Amazing images and the video was very informative - thank for sharing. Clear skies .

[@andreasnrw9593]

Du machst einen super Job. Danke für die vielen Infos und die wundervollen Bilder.

[@andrewgardner7104]

Great film, you’ve got a new sub. Have a great Christmas from England.

[@ksmith-vx6ne]

Awesome job with the video and with the images! Keep up the great work you are doing!!

[@BitsBytesBobs]

What an informative and very pleasant young man. Thank you for these interesting and enjoyable videos.

[@WideWorldofTrains]

Great Work Noah!

[@ephraimwarrior6766]

Wow man its crazy how much is out there it keeps going and going breath taking

[@pinkfloyd7572]

Good for you, buddy. Enjoy what you're doing and keep going. This was great to watch.

[@my2sons8791]

I am so impressed with this young man. Extremely intelligent, knowledgeable, honest and humble. You will go far in life young man. Keep up the great work.

[@Coralreef123]

Good images and congratulations on your new telescope

[@gusm6220]

Wow so impressive your acknowledged of your settings n just a fun cool entertaining video!

[@Spaceman-jb7hf]

Incredible what you can see with that telescope. Great hobby you have.

[@teklordsgamingcyberlounge9344]

Good job on this presentation Noah, I really enjoyed learning from this video you produced.

[@mariobrezovec1182]

YOU explaind to me in 2 minutes more than anverybody else in all of their videos together THX!!!!

[@f11spikes57]

Congratulation 🎉🎊🎊🎊, keep up sharing amazing finding in future!!

[@caroltidwell1011]

WOW!! Thanks for your efforts & sharing these amazing images!! 😊

[@lordhytro]

Super cool Noah!. Hoping you make a stunning new discovery!!

[@brittreid3981]

Excellent sir, quite excellent. One can feel your passion about astronomy.

[@shivanshkashyap8298]

Great video, Thank you for sharing the pictures and you are amazing

[@robshift]

What wonderful images. Thanks for posting this video.

[@agrainofsalt4889]

Well done Noah. Very inspiring!

[@FFE-js2zp]

One of the best Moon images I've seen. Jupiter was fabulous too. Great job, beautiful telescope!

[@NoahsAstrophotography]

Thank you so much!

[@chosenone1004]

Amazing video kid . Keep up the great work and happy exploring!

[@daveloz1]

Excellent work this is amazing to see other planets thank you Noah 👍

[@christiangodin5147]

Good day. I am impressed, fantastic. Thank you. Bravo !

[@dannyj5688]

Thank you for sharing these beautiful images!!!

[@RandallHeath1121]

That moon shot at about 6:00 .... Absolutely beautiful. Thanks so much for sharing this material - excellent video, very helpful and informative.

[@chrisinathens3621]

I'm 34 years old and I've read and seen a lot about our solar system.... and I LOVE THIS VIDEO!!!! Really great content Noah! You're providing some great facts; not too quick and not too long. Just enough in-depth to teach us something new. Keep it up :-)

[@rickrick7895]

Great pictures and vids, hope you appreciate all the help you have received, keep going!

[@robertodallapellegrina593]

I like so much your passion about the sky and about astronomy

[@MLS752]

I like this kid, good stuff man keep it up 🙌🏾

[@alejandrov5563]

Amazing video!! Very jealous here my friend!! Great work, thanks for sharing!

[@cocotower]

October in Texas I can go outside around 11pm to easily grab a shot of Jupiter which is about halfway between the horizon and straight up, Or... 1/3rd of the way between the tree line and straight up.

[@DrRonH]

I love your delivery and enthusiasm! Thank you for the informative and fun video!

[@stahme10]

Thank you so much for sharing your adventures in astronomy. Great photo's of the moon, Jupiter and Saturn. Also thanks for the lesson in optics that was vary informative.

[@PotBanginEejit]

Wowsers. That moon photo was mmmnnnveryverygood. It's a poster all day long.

[@philipfish50]

Hi thanks for the good and interesting video your Mum and Dad must be really proud of you keep up the good work thanks

[@bigrich6750]

Wow! That’s incredible! I love astronomy. Keep up the good work, young man. Very impressive!

[@bravo478bl]

Thanks for the great footage, it will help me decide which telescope from CPC series to purchase.