Saturn through my Telescope ( Comparing different magnifications 36x, 72x, 90x, 180x, 450x, 1125x )

[@martynh5410]

Good comparison that clearly shows the effects of using very high magnification. Scope shake due to the mount vibrations is hard to control but you managed to keep it quite stable! Good job 👍

[@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876]

Thankyou very much sir!

[@flipsvaldes8325]

Tonight was the first night I took my telescope out 76 mm ,700 focal length,😂 I can't remember if I was using the. 8, 12.5 or 20 eye piece without the 3x Barlow piece and I saw Saturn! I sat there for atleast 30 mins looking, it must be absolutely beyond comprehension gigantic, and looked so so far away, it made me feel insignificant, truly the most beautiful thing I've ever seen even though it was small, I could see the round planet and the ring shape ,like your 10mm shot... I viewed on a clear night from Jervis Bay in NSW Australia

[@garyp3644]

I remember the first time I saw it. Clear but really small. I had felt peace just looking at it. It was a beautiful surreal feeling

[@flipsvaldes8325]

@@garyp3644 yeah I share that feeling with you

[@electicvibes888]

I saw Titan!

[@soundaryakalidoss5647]

Thank you for sharing ♥️🥺

[@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876]

You're welcome ;)

[@priiyaart]

Amazing comparison video! Thanks

[@gururajsharmaaps2392]

What is the telescope?? Also good video 🗿🗿

[@jyushiken4517]

This is amazing ! Such a good visual for how it would look with different eye pieces. Which Barlow lens did u use?

[@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876]

Thank you.. I used 2X and 3X barlow lense from celestron and also have a 5X Barlow lens, but it don't have a brand name.

[@TheInvisibleOrange26]

450x was perfect mix of quality but detail 180x was middle and good

[@kcostello2007]

i saw jupiter the moon and saturn tonight with this 36x zoom

[@shebahammy]

Hm, you should buy one of those 2x magnifier addons that you can put the 25 mm thing or whatever you have in

[@shebahammy]

Its balled a barlow

[@Alya_09]

Can i ask you ? How to zoom ?

[@AstroRVe]

​@@Alya_09zoom in phone

[@dunringill1747]

Great view comparison. Just liked & subbed. I read through comments to find the scope you used (Visionking 114mm reflector). Is that the model at 900mm focal length?

[@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876]

Yes, the focal length is 900mm

[@djmetaljack2818]

Specifically what telescope may I ask? What was the aperture and focal length?

[@Snappacker]

Is the pixelated image caused by the phone or the telescope? Btw I subbed

[@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876]

Caused by phone camera

[@Snappacker]

@@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876 thank you!

[@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876]

You're Welcome :)

[@TikhaGamer]

The planet is moving cause of Earth's rotation or you cause of the movement of the telescope? 🔭?

[@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876]

It caused by the rotation of the earth. I did not use a tracking telescope mount while filming this

[@ellewright6991]

I have a saxon 676 and i just cannot get a zoomed image 😢 why? Have tried different eye pieces but still everything just looks like a tiny dot. No details at all (other than the moon).

[@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876]

Did you colliminate your telescope mirrors?

[@ellewright6991]

@@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876 it is aligned, collimation isn't needed. I took it into my local telescope store and they assured me that it was aligned

[@visheshkumar2699]

Bro can u tell me saturn visible with 87x magnification i have 8mm eye piece and 50 mm achromatic doublet lens

[@The.RandomTube]

Yes saturn is visible through a magnification of 87x

[@farrongaming1325]

Are these processed or raw images?

[@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876]

Raw images

[@tanookis_nookie2056]

Thank you for sharing

[@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876]

Your'e welcome :)

[@JeremiahWashington-bd2sr]

I used a 20mm lens and it was incredible. (What lens do you need to see it’s moons?)

[@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876]

I used a 25mm eyepice, it was a beautiful view of Saturn and its surrounding moons😊

[@mr_yeetsyeet8281]

My telescope's focal length is 300mm, do you think I'm able to see saturn?

[@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876]

Yes

[@KermitSF]

300÷25=12× You will need a small eyepiece aperture

[@stretchedcheese]

For planetary view, you have need at least 2× barlow lens to see the planets. Some short tube like 300mm or 500mm is for deep space.

[@SunilSharma-wl5op]

Nice very nice👍👏😊 fine quality and wich telescope used

[@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876]

Thankyou very much! I used Visionking 114mm reflector telescope

[@Xindian_mapping_n_Edits]

​@@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876 pullox 76770 is good

[@dpackman]

Pretty cool but Does not look like a big rock that we can go play golf on.

[@lorislk7081]

I used 9mm with barlow and Saturn was far away still I tierd only with the 9mm still nothing it also was rainbowish maybe cuz of wind and clouds not sure PS. The barlow was 3X

[@AstroFalls12]

Your telescope have 900mm focal length

[@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876]

Yep

[@AstroFalls12]

😊

[@DBMusicFilm]

Good videos. What camera are you using?

[@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876]

Thankyou sir! I used a smartphone camera to capture this

[@Niazi_Data_Analyst]

Bro your telescope and lens name?

[@Vegeta003]

What type of telescope is this?

[@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876]

Newtonian reflector telescope

[@allsetfact]

bro. what is diamiter of yor telescope.

[@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876]

114mm

[@ryzen323]

Hi love ur vids but is it true that i can see saturn throguht 100x magnification

[@anonimo7819]

Sure

[@Grizz7]

Which telescope?

[@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876]

114mm telescope

[@deevangamer8553]

Dude can we see jupiter and Saturn through f300 70m telescope

[@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876]

Yep

[@deevangamer8553]

@@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876 which telescope did you used for this video ?

[@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876]

I used a 114mm reflector telescope for this

[@deevangamer8553]

@@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876 dude any good telescope to see clear Saturn rings and jupiter moons in the rage under 40£

[@stretchedcheese]

​@@deevangamer8553if it me, i would rather save it more to get a better telescope. I prefer you to get a dobsonian telescope to be your first one.

[@jatinthaker71]

What is ur telescope name?

[@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876]

Visionking 114/900

[@Ilikeshake]

What was your aperture?

[@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876]

114mm aperture and 900mm focal length

[@lobstermaster9515]

Hi! I'm quite new to visual astronomy and the varius types of parts and pieces. I tried pointing at saturn and got a pretty good result with a 25mm eyepiece and a 10mm but then i tried with the 10+x3 barlow lens and it didn't focus, I thought that it might be broken but i don't really know. If someone could answer me I would be very happy.

[@lobstermaster9515]

Also i tried taking a photo of It but my phone can't view It when it's focused

[@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876]

Did you use a smartphone adapter?

[@lobstermaster9515]

@@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876 yes

[@zakariabelgaouri9727]

Is it f30070 model ?

[@bishalbardhan05xd27]

which telescope bro ?

[@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876]

Visionking 114/900 eq3

[@jakeblox2472]

Is 875x zoom good

[@kunalrokade3433]

Sir Flipkart pr muze f70060 telescope only 3,300 mey mil raha hai toh kya mai woh leluu

[@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876]

Please comment this in English, then I'll reply you. iam from Sri Lanka not in India.

[@lokpalmau1901]

He is saying that f70060 telescope cost is 3300 so he can buy or not or this is a good telescope or not

[@Coingobrrrrrrr]

Bruh i cant even open the packaging im on the white box thing

[@SonicGraycat]

Can we see with aperture 50mm

[@drizoo99]

Yes

[@stinkyfungus]

Yes, but it won't be as bright. I watched the great conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn in 2020 through my 25 year old 20-40x 60mm spotting scope (a compact terrestrial telescope long range shooters or hunters use for spotting game or bullet impacts) it was a decent spotting scope for rugged field use, but optically inferior to a well made astromical telescope... even a budget model. A 40x i could could see Saturn's rings, Jupiter and its Galilen moons... all in the same view. Saturn appeared to my eye very similar to the 35x shot shown here, just not as brilliantly lit... (The scope used in this video has almost double the light gathering ability of a 60mm objective.) So yeah, with the right eyepiece - and a steady mount... Any halfway decent 50 - 80mm budget refractor will be able to see Saturn's rings, No problem. As long as you don't stick a big Barlow on it and over power your optics - you'll see something pretty cool.

[@Turbo87730]

I have a telescope and it’s not too bad it’s pretty nice but my house is surrounded by trees so I can’t see any planets

[@Entire.Gaming24]

Which telescope is this

[@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876]

Reflector telescope 4.5"

[@Entire.Gaming24]

@@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876 I mean which company

[@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876]

@@Entire.Gaming24 company called ' Visionking '

[@Entire.Gaming24]

Which country you will leave and from which city

[@noob69420L]

Its moving

[@l2_controller_r229]

What telescope is that?

[@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876]

Hi, I used Visionking 114/900 reflector telescope

[@astrogamingINC]

I can see Jupiter on 90x telescope

[@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876]

Yes, you can

[@okancelik2463]

90x 6mm olurmu

[@gfootballer1030]

But with 60x i can see only red white and blue colour instead of satrun why??

[@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876]

What's your telescope??

[@jaypandit4177]

@@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876 hi can I see Saturn my my dr. Mady telescope with H2 eye piece and 3 x Barlow lens i have H20 eye piece also so can i see?

[@Syrius9]

Chromatic aberration

[@Windows98gaming]

I have 60x zoom yet I can’t see the rings of saturn

[@Ilikeshake]

Maybe, bad atmospheric conditions in your city?

[@Windows98gaming]

Nah our atmosphere is better than America

[@vikrantraina529]

I have 90x 50mm telescope still Saturn is a dot

[@Windows98gaming]

Mine is 50mm too

[@vikrantraina529]

@@Windows98gaming his aperture is more than 100mm that's why it is possible and not for us

[@tiny_ackerman]

I don't think that you will be able to see that much in 35x

[@AliayanNoob]

You will I saw Saturn from my 76/900 with 25mm eyepiece

[@SuperCuteBabyCat]

You can see saturn that far but no stars captured, what a scam

[@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876]

This is NOT A SCAM. YOU should learn about astrography. Planetary imaging and deepsky imaging are two different parts of astrography. We use low exposure and iso range when photographing planets to get the clear surface details of them. SO, thats why stars not capture. Hope you understand what i said.

[@astroexo6934]

Just subbed...

[@hansanarandeepastrophotogr9876]

Thank you :)

[@путьвкосмос]

что я вижу это одно и тоже изображение только с добавлением цифрового зума

[@furycat28]

0:08

[@vietnamastronomicalassocia8189]

make me beautiful video

[@cocoboy124rebirth]

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