Solar Observation through my Telescope

[@TheDelaneyCurry]

I looked at the sun once with binoculars, haven't seen it since.

[@sagemenson]

Where do you think it went?

[@WynnJirTheGreat]

@@sagemenson 😂🤫

[@devansh6816]

Means you have turned blind?

[@edkri007]

How can you type the comment blind?

[@kosovoisserbia8937]

@@devansh6816 r/woosh

[@BlenderRookie]

Big deal... Those images are all 8 minutes old...

[@georgwagner4438]

@@jackpierce4354 ?

[@MrWesleymoon]

More like 7mins 20seconds

[@plant5875]

Blender Rookie what

[@BlenderRookie]

sapl enak, the sun is about 93 million miles from earth and the light from the sun takes around 8 minutes to reach earth. Thus, pictures of the sun taken from earth are 8 minutes old as soon as they are taken.

[@plant5875]

Blender Rookie ooo

[@ramski1353]

the Sun legit looks like an emoji without a face

[@Kyle86]

Thinking Sun 🤔

[@wudolph4255]

It looks like if it had 2 small eyes lmao

[@zemho100yearsago5]

Yeah i think

[@zonkey5539]

😂

[@prismaticpower5768]

100th like

[@JWAstronomy1]

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[@hollywoodclimatewarrior0013]

That telescope is awesome

[@astrontinos4311]

Ye but it costs 2000€

[@CanesVenatici.93]

Depends on the Addons, the telescope with goto is 1000 €, filters, ocular, gd camera etc you can reach 2000 easy, you can enjoy visual (same telescope without goto) for around 600€ I’ll go for it soon, you can motorise it later

[@Spacexplorer]

@@CanesVenatici.93 I got myself a 130/650 for 260€ and also got a camera and oculars now I want a neq5 pro for 870€

[@YouKevo]

A truly awesome video. The Sun looks amazing close up.

[@michael.forkert]

WYGIWYS! IT'S THAT SIMPLE. From NASA you GET Photoshopped CGIs. If it looks close up, then it is close up. Believe in what you see, not what they tell you to believe.

[@111ShockWave]

Amazingly CGI'ed

[@carlos-ej3sv]

@@michael.forkert They don't just say it just because they feel like it lol. That's why they study for years and years they know things that me and you would never understand.

[@michael.forkert]

@@carlos-ej3sv How can you be sure that they have studied it for years and years. Who are "THEY" specifically, do you know them personally?

[@bx2760]

Thx

[@laypyu]

The first thing that came to my mind as the image showed up was "seriously? That's it?". Incredible! It's nowhere near to what I had in mind. Amazing shot really.

[@joshuab4229]

Its because what nasa shows us is fake composite CGI and when you see actual footage its astonishing

[@phillopiano3793]

Stars planets r fake and so is the sun

[@williamsir7674]

3:24 left corner

[@phillopiano3793]

@@issac3100 i wish i were joking brother,truth is stranger than fiction. Anfmd im mot going off videos onlt,i seen stars with a great telescope and there fake,all come in at the same setting,how is that if there differenr distances,look like lights pulsating and all have a hoke in the middle,their lenses basically.also a good fruend is a pilot and told me were in a done basically but no one will soeak out for fear of losing carreers or worse,believe it or not but id rather know the truth then be lied to even if otd hard to swallow. Their taking all the flat earth vids off u tube,at leasr the food ones but leaving the debunk vids,that says alot, mainly the shitty ones r left thst look like its a crazy theory. I k ow its off subject but almost all u learned is a lie or only partial truth. If u go into resrarch with an honest open mind you will gain knowledgs,most immediatly look for the flaws and some people do have wring info but that goes both ways.the moon now is in our atmosphere,nasa had info for 20yrs but disclosed now,lies r coming out,and will continue too

[@jaxonh.6330]

@@eltorro30 You're cancer, Phil's right.

[@hiromu8047]

Wow, seeing that sun, it gives me hope, hope that one day we will use our technology to make even better technology, to the point of solving our problems. Take a look at how far we have come, to the point of seeing the sun and it's spots. This gives me hope.

[@shwynnsanity]

Hiromu Kitashi yeah

[@MerkabaKid]

Excellent footage, thanks for sharing 🕊 this is what the sun really looks like

[@natashaskeese4149]

I kn- wait you think the earth is flat.

[@natashaskeese4149]

It's a electrical picture

[@shadowhunter2846]

And they believe that NASA shit!!

[@mastere682]

No!

[@bx2760]

No im orange not yellow

[@buckmanaustin3211]

Fantastic solar shots, especially at the end. I want to see it just like that. What processing did you do to get that so sharp?

[@MahmudNurK]

Wow, the sun like a yellow ball, not fireball. Amazing

[@ilovehachiko3697]

Mahmud Nur Kholis Lmao,i hope that's a joke...😂😂😂

[@Richardj410]

The colors depend on the filter you are using.

[@Richardj410]

james i didn't say that , i know what the sun is and that it is a nuclear reactor, all i was saying is the with different filters you can see different aspects of the sun. Hydrogen alpha filter which i have been saving for a long time.

[@robertmailloux3720]

If you laugh you sub! Troll

[@stanleydaniels100]

Absolutely love it when there is Plages surrounding the sunspot to capture on video. Great video!!!!

[@Tricyklist]

What an excellent video! You achieved some fine resolution images of the the surface features in white light. You showed no desire to be the big talk show host like so many others attention seekers here. You carried out your tasks with care and efficiency. Instead of endless padding which uses up people's lives without them even noticing. You showed the how and the why and the results of your activities without losing sight of the safety issues. You set a video making standard and competence by which others here should be judged. Thank you for taking the trouble to share your fascinating interest. You deserve every one of your 415,000+ views and 5000+ likes.

[@ir8free]

IKR. I'd like to see Lord Eric Dupay and co do better.

[@soldiers303]

Looks so clean and perfectly round.

[@IBHunter]

This sucks! Now you are going to make me get a solar filter for my telescope! Thanks!

[@abaedz4734]

Sucks sucks sucks idioto

[@theganjageenie8838]

Day n night, i look through my telescope day n night.

[@Sharpless2]

Yes, perfect idea!. Seriously, get one! But make sure to measure the aperture of the stop down hole in the Telescope cap, since that is the filter size you need. You dont need the full aperture of your Telescope because with an object this big, and this "close" to earth, you will virtually lose no resolution.

[@marcorptube]

Thanks for sharing your images. Is there any way you can capture the solar flares?

[@bugzybullz]

No cause that's fake nasa shit

[@Spacexplorer]

@@bugzybullz mmm nop, actually they are easy to see with an H-alpha filter or a solar telescope like the PST, look in internet for it

[@josephensworth7044]

So THIS is the damn thing that's burning the hell out of me every freaking day in the summer. Ok, I see.

[@tykingcrystal864]

You'll see unless you look directly at it

[@fxsupermaster]

are people really calling this fake? 🤦‍♂️ I've seen people call so many things fake like Mount Everest or anything that is too good to be true, so I'm just gonna assume they are trolls or bots because there is no way real people think like that

[@hovlandbound]

Very nice! Makes me want to point my telescope at the sun. With the proper equipment!! :) Thanks for the video. Clear skies!

[@hendyyoga8775]

This is the most accurate and clear I've ever seen

[@softlyvntconcept5757]

I thought the Sun is just like a ball of lava or a fire.

[@gottogo8675]

This doesn’t look anything like what nasa claims 🧐

[@tykingcrystal864]

They use way better imaging stuff that uses some kind of complex light range

[@rooftopastronomer2697]

@@gottogo8675 maybe you are an idiot? NASA isn't the only space agency you nut brain.

[@srirachasoldier3417]

Its a ball of plasma

[@tykingcrystal864]

@@srirachasoldier3417 Unless you don't believe that it is, then yes it is

[@keepmovn8039]

Noice catch and muzik takes me back to the past future

[@bigkiv47]

Just bought a 8" skywatcher Dobsonian and now I def want a solar filter .... Mate this was awesome to watch.... Thanks

[@DT__1]

That proofs so much it’s a ball u can see the difference in colours in center it’s full yellow around edge it’s slightly orange so that proofs it’s round . And those heat waves they beautiful and they proof how hot it is if u would get closer look probably it would very difficult to get focused view in it. Nice work man realy good job!

[@wayneelliot2827]

I sure enjoyed this video. Very well done. I’ve never seen the sun like it was shown in this video. The sunspots and explanation was welcomed. Thank you.

[@mdahsenmirza2536]

Will Gaston they are called dark pimples, they form due to increased heat with a long exposure to surroundings. I know because my brother arcturus also had it. They are really a mess to deal with. So most of my brothers leave it on and it automatically goes away

[@igormilosavljevic6191]

He got dots on the filter

[@gamingauto7427]

Your telescope is 🔥

[@SimonW1974]

What is wrong with some people? I´m from germany and we have seen the last mercury transit. You made good pictures and some people only say "fake". I can´t understand these people. In germany i have to say:" Ich verneige mich vor ihren tollen Aufnahmen und lassen Sie sich niemals von Idioten bremsen, machen Sie so toll weiter wie bisher. ich wünsche es mir!! Greetz Simon (Freue mich auf weitere tolle Aufnahmen)

[@billyabell9378]

It looks pretty real to me. It's actually NASA's images of the Sun that don't look so real and it's because they are not that's why they have to put the word image or they could get sued

[@lastmanstanding153]

@@billyabell9378 Go read about the way NASA makes the pictures, there is nothing "fake" about it, you are just paranoid.

[@billyabell9378]

@@lastmanstanding153 to late already did. Paranoid? What does that have anything to do with knowing images from pictures? I'm fine with it. I actually crave it. How would I know the difference of something if there wasn't something to compare or contrast? Please enlighten me about this paranoia idea. I like to keep an open mind. If you know equally as much about me as you do about where you live I would definitely love to hear your comment backed up w irrefutable evidence. If you need to look word up before you start slinging second hand information it would save a lot of time.

[@lastmanstanding153]

@@billyabell9378 Billy Abell Billy Abell As I said go get some information about how NASA gets its images. If you apply different filters you can observe the sun's light in different wavelengths and it will change color and with other filters you can see its surface. Plus we cannot compare the instruments that NASA has and uses to the ones used in our houses. You people are paranoid because you see fake in everything NASA does maybe because you do not understand it. If you just think about it how can so many people and so many pictures all be faked so perfectly for so many years and nothing ever leaked out, not even a small picture. Seriously you are all the same and all have these unfounded paranoias when there is nothing to fear or suspect. I mean how can people that believe Australia doesn't exist be taken seriously? Or that planets ans space don't exist. Come on now.

[@billyabell9378]

@@lastmanstanding153 how can people with preconceived ideas about what Australia is to me be taken seriously? That's crazy. I think I may have heard about that but I dont keep up w them as much as others. Maybe you can enlighten me because I like Australia. Never been but I have no reason yet to believe it doesn't exist. That's what it would end up being anyway. A belief. Anyway back down here on flat earth where NASA works I got folks calling me the paranoid one. Not really sure where you got that but it's understandable you would believe it. Anything sounds better than lies. Stay comfy. Sorry to bother you while sleeping. One small step for man One giant sleep for mans mind Unbelieve a ball. Thanks for the reinforcement of my discernment. Insulting my intelligence just makes it stronger. Got any more? Have any input for my globe believers average of how high you have to be to see curve since all of you have different answers opposed to folks that can agree on one thing. Horizontal horizon that stays eye level all the way up with a very small amount of drop due to perspective and atmosphere for starts. Oh yeah it is a ball said no flat earther ever unless in 1st grade and agree to gravity without punching in the numbers because someone else already figured it out.

[@whyarewehere9555]

1:58 Edit : Current concept of cause sunspot is Plasma not magnetic Flux..

[@rakshitrana5680]

never thought pewds subscribers were this smart

[@lt3533]

Very impressive... Wonderful pictures, great job ! Thank you for sharing your work :-)

[@robotsunite514]

The real NASA! Thank you for sharing x

[@adoadic3880]

nasa makes pictures from sun from a space telescope that is on the halfway between sun and earth

[@dwarvenmoray]

ado adic Half way between? The Hubble Space Telescope isn't orbiting around Venus.

[@adoadic3880]

its not hubble space telescope its another one that is on the half way between sun and earth. he look at the sun activity in case of a masive solar eruption that could damage the earthsatelits powerplants on earth etc

[@dwarvenmoray]

ado adic Are you talking about Parker Solar Probe? That's not a telescope.

[@adoadic3880]

my bad i mean a satelite with camerac who look the sun activities

[@g.udn6219]

I knew the FE would be infecting the comment section here.

[@mikeflores367]

G. UDN62 See deep down you know something is off here otherwise you would have never known that flat earthers would infect the comment section. No my question to you is in this video can you spot something that is off to you?

[@chrisjames4507]

@@mikeflores367 no.. it's just that anything to do with this topic and flattards show up talking shit. it's like a poison they've been infected with and to make themselves feel better they feel the need to try and infect other people.. like the fucking devil. "Here bite this apple come down my long miserable paranoid rabbit hole with me where logic and fact doesn't matter"

[@bmlsb]

@@mikeflores367 we were brought up to believe (blindly believe) anything "science books" say, never question.

[@JoeBob79569]

Hey, don't knock the flatearther. It's a way to weed out the totally useless, braindead people in society. And debunking their videos is a fun way for kids to learn science.

[@bmlsb]

@@stevenl5006 I agree the books have examples, and explanations....but proofs NO

[@inthebeginning140]

I am broke with no job. Back issues but this is the best real footage of the sun I've seen. Thank you for sharing. I'll subcrib and buy something later.

[@syedali42000]

HE GOT HIS OWN OBSERVATORY👁

[@3phraim132]

Nice! Des fertige Bild ist der Hammer!

[@JWAstronomy1]

Danke Samuel!

[@monicark6771]

Just discovered your channel, like it a lot, thanks for sharing.

[@slapastronomy8646]

I don't know if I previously commented on this video - but to make sure I am commenting now. Outstanding video and a really nice observing/imaging setup. Scott

[@ArizonaTrailRider]

Dude. That really impressed me. Amazing!

[@jerometaperman7102]

Nice scope. You don't leave it out of doors with just that little cover on it, do you?

[@robbierice6830]

That looks so cool! Talk about a date under the stars ✨💕

[@lanesteele240]

Nice rig man. That thing is nice.

[@angleofelevation8759]

Looks nothing like the images we get from Nasa

[@iamreallygay3800]

Because Nasa takes images on multiple wave lengths and factors them together, while these images are only in the visible light spectrum.

[@reggiewhiteuncensored9825]

I was wondering about all the fire and flames that NASA shows. Everything isn't what we think it is...

[@iamreallygay3800]

NASA never shows any "fire and flames" haha. The NASA most of the times release pictures of the Chromosphere to the public (aka the pictures that look like fire and flames) meanwhile with normal cameras we only observe the Photosphere

[@piotrmalewski8178]

Your room will also look differently if you look at it with an expensive night vision device. NASA can afford many expensive toys.

[@bubblebass8498]

Reggie White there is no fire on the sun. think about basic science you learned in middle school. what is the one thing that fire requires? oxygen. those huge bursts of "fire" that you see coming off the surface of the sun are called solar flares, and are actually made up of plasma.

[@ilovemusic-qf7vy]

Nice telescope💜👌👍

[@monalisaskywatcher4011]

I'm a new sub I'm a skywatcher but you definitely have better equipment... I'll be back AMAZING 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH FOR SHARING WHAT WE MAY HAVE NEVER SEEN👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼💖💕💖💕💖👍🏼

[@ronnybryson3122]

I used the leftover bit of sun filter paper to make one for my finderscope

[@williamsir7674]

Buddy, check 3:24 around, something fly through. Left corner

[@count1ndown534]

Yea ur right

[@fastestmanon3legs454]

WoW!!& I was just admiring my xt8 when this guy pulls out a damn personal observatory!haha NICE telescope bro👍🏼

[@bayuadjie5121]

i can feel the heat.. amazing video :)

[@frankiegee6135]

I love your telescope, very badass!

[@maguro6864]

Please, JW Astronomy Could you tell me where the music is from ? Sunspots are very impressive.

[@KedaWoodDye]

What awesome scope brother 👍

[@markerdude]

The magnification and level of detail achieved here is evident of a local sun. Great capture. And exposes reality being completely different from the explosive, flaming images we get from official “space” agencies.

[@ir8free]

markerdude those satellite images are said to be filtered time-lapses. local sun would appear to change size and speed from any point on earth.

[@mikedelhoo]

+markerdude The appearance of the Sun depends on how it's imaged -- in particular, what kind of filters are used has a big effect on what is seen. Do an image search for "NASA sunspots" or "ESA sunspots" (for example) and you will see that those 'official agencies' also produce images very similar to this.

[@JamesHawkeYouTube]

yes but they do not make those one easily accessible to the public. there is 'spin' if you know what I mean ;) - propaganda

[@mikedelhoo]

+Marcus Gaillard Not easily accessible? True, an internet connection is needed.

[@ir8free]

Marcus Gaillard during a total solar eclipse, prominences are also seen around the moon thru binoculars, without a safety filter.

[@rishithaadapa4247]

Nice.. but I have a doubt.. Y do they show it different in nasa??

[@wildmanfujiami5870]

oh you know, vastly superior equipment with vastly higher aperture and resolution.

[@zeendaniels5809]

Well, the sun is boring in visible light. Comes alive in infrared or ultra violet, as shown by NASA.

[@MrDentmedo]

سبحان من سخر لنا هذا وما كنا له مقرنين وانا الى ربنا لمنقلبون

[@algerianatheist2755]

نعم الشمس التي تسبح في فلك حسب القرآن الفلك ليس بمفهومنا اليوم ... انظر الى التفاسير الاولى وقاموس المحيط ... فلك يعني بحر مضطرب ... ولا يعني مدار.... القرآن أعاد الاساطير الزرادشتية التي تدعي أن هناك بحر في السماء ويسمونه البحر المضطرب

[@Sharpless2]

@@algerianatheist2755 burn your Quran bullshit and live a normal live like people with common sense.

[@alfonsocantu9992]

J.W.Astronomy..I saw through the clouds of Sun much lower than you did with your camera..I saw the tidal waves..the surface moves like an Ocean..the sunspots are on an island..a devil tower mountain at the center..saw all this from the Indian Ocean at sunset in 1981 on the ship USS LST San Bernardino 1189..Yours Very Truely Alfonso.... USMC..

[@reggiewhiteuncensored9825]

where are the flames you usually see from images that NASA shows?

[@GoldSrc_]

His filter was not a Hydrogen Alpha filter, you can only see solar flares with those filters, and I don't know about you but I wouldn't spend $700 (or more) on a filter like those, a cheap $20-40 solar filter would do just fine.

[@Bird_in_camera]

You could try reading the comments, already answered, that's very lazy

[@Richardj410]

There are no flames on the sun that is plasma.

[@ary_disini]

Its CGI

[@tonybrantley]

Awesome pics man!

[@mcnuggets8798]

It’s weird thinking your on a floating rock millions of miles away from other planets

[@ir8free]

Michael Cleary Truth hurts and your feeling don't matter to nature.

[@ir8free]

Nature is weird and indifferent.

[@Domispitaletti]

@Michael Cleary I bet you are american and evangelical.

[@georgepina509]

@Michael Cleary it's so obvious that people who argue that the "not a spherical earth" is a sphere, only name call and bash people just to try and intimidate you from spreading your actual knoledge.. It's typical behavior you see in Narcissistics, when someone is right or sounds smart, or makes a control freak feel small and insignificant, they revert to the most offensively hurtful trash talk to belittle you into not having the confidence to speak your m8nd regardless of how intelligent you are.. that's the best PROOF the world is flat, you don't see polite respectful responses to arguments, You get a president mockingly saying " We don't have time for a meeting with the flat earth society"???? WTF, that should have told everyone what really was going on!! I had never even heard of FES before that and if it is such an obsurd concept that only a few hundred "retards" believe in, WHY THE FUCK WOULD A PRESIDENT CONSTANTLY MENTION IT!! Just think about that.. How many times have you heard Bush talk about Bigfoot in a press conference, or Bill Clinton talk about the lockness monster at the state of the union? People had been waking up so they (PTB) preemptively mock reality so when people do start catching wind of it, its not taken serious.. anyways again, maybe I'm wrong.. But my father always told me.. if it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, and shits like a duck, it's probably a duck, and wouldn't you know it.. it is.. lol..

[@georgepina509]

@@ir8free If the truth hurts and doesn't care about his feelings because they don't matter???? then why do plants grow better when you tell them you love them, WHY does frequency manifest into physical geometric shapes, How does magnetism effect water, and how can a jar of salt spoil based on "what vibes" it is surrounded by? Truth doesn't hurt anyone actually, nor would or should it ever.. WHY would honest truth hurt anyone who is only concerned about knowledge? It doesn't, "The truth" AKA theoretical bullshit, only hurts because it's deceitful and truth only hurts those who are looking for a pedestal to prop their egos on, and not for knoledge to better man kind.. life, is light and frequency which is matter and emotion so your statement, although the trendy response that you can laugh at people with and then gloat over, is an oxymoronic statement at best and is actually the only moronic thing said..cheers

[@eco_guardian]

I can't wait to see the first civilian put a telescope in orbit

[@nukee2283]

Am I the only one feeling weird while watching the actual "sun" ?! :0

[@akirayokomoto3503]

looks like a lemon to me tho

[@nukee2283]

@@akirayokomoto3503 AHAHAHAH IM DEAD LMAO. Its just because of the filter it uses tho

[@akirayokomoto3503]

sun is lemon inside it theres a watermelon

[@nukee2283]

@@akirayokomoto3503 GENIUS :0

[@akirayokomoto3503]

@@nukee2283 wait if the sun is made with fire that means the watermelon is not water its firemelon and looks like red which is the color of fire and thats the core because I said inside it is watermelon which is called firemelon and inside the lemon its color is white which in real life is real sun is lemon confirmed im such a genius

[@bigdaddy5150sh71]

That looks cool. I was wondering, how far the furthest range finder goes? Why don't someone point one at the sun and moon? They are inside the firmament with us. Seems kind of a no brainier.

[@samuelcollazo5129]

I am 16 and I'd like a telescope for Christmas to celestial objects. JWastronomy I asked my brothers for this telescope "Celestron AstroMaster 114EQ Reflector Telescope Planetarium Software Tripod" Not sure if starting with this one would be a good start since I never owned a telescope in my life nor messed with one. I want to get into astronomy so I am looking up what these details given in the telescope's names mean before I get my very first telescope. They say Celestron, Orion, and Meade are the best telescope brands

[@JWAstronomy1]

Hi Samuel, it depends on your budget and what you want to see. If you want to observe planets and the moon this telescope is a good start for you. Another option would be a Dobson Telescope, it's very easy to handle and you can get great views through it. And it's way cheaper than an EQ mount.

[@Onemadgnome-yy1vs]

Start with a decent 6" scope... I've used all 3 of the companies' scopes... and Meade makes the best ones optically... I've personally made 6 astronomical mirrors for my own telescopes... you can learn to grind and polish your own optics !

[@ducktape5970]

hope you succeed Sam

[@Sharpless2]

For a Starter Telescope, Id reccommend an 8" Skywatcher or a Meade Lightbridge 8. I also reccommend watching a LOT of KZbin videos from Orion Telescopes and from people showing you what you need to know. Just dont watch these "Buying your first Telescope" videos. They can not be more wrong. Generally for a Starter, get a Dobsonian because: Easy AltAz Mount (AltAz stands for Altitude = up down, Azimuth = left right) easy to assemble, most aperture per dollar. Infact, its the best aperture to price ratio you can get; understand why Dobsonians are called light buckets now?

[@jasace100]

Its quiet interesting how it looks black under the skin of the sun.. are the sunspots holes in the surface ?

[@Olympian085]

Very strange all of NASA's photos of the sun and other planets looking nothing like what we observe on our own. Especially stars. The sun and the stars that make up the constellations are very different

[@tgstudio85]

Did you search all NASA archive, because clearly you didn't. There are plenty of similar pictures of sun on NASA page.

[@Richardj410]

Buy a telescope and get the right filters and you too might be able to see pictures like NASA's. You haven't done that have you. Do you understand about different wave lengths of light. Have you looked at those pictures and read the info that explains how the pictures where taken. they were not taken with a camera you can buy in a store.

[@fastestmanon3legs454]

@Goggle products I like how you regurgitate the same shit you've heard on other videos from other people & all of a sudden act like you're smarter than others lmao-when clearly-you're a fucking moron who doesn't understand gravitational pull & the purpose of our 5 layers of atmospheres.

[@fastestmanon3legs454]

@canuckguy worried You said a lot. A lot of nothing. It's hard to keep up with your incoherent sentences. Lay off the pipe for a while dude.

[@hazmat3078]

Did you just fucking compare NASA multimilion worth telescope to a telescope worth a few thousands? Some people are mentaly retarded...

[@WhatNow4140]

Impressive. Well done.

[@CarlosSanchez-kd8et]

Incredible pic.

[@RaysAstrophotography]

Great work my friend

[@lbrtcortez]

Wait ,i need to pause it and, go buy a solar filter......😃

[@specledseverapod7926]

Extremely detailed video 👏👏👏

[@Theoldman27]

I really want that telescope. And thanks for uploading this, I'm sorry the tinfoil hat people have found this video too though.

[@Arthurbeaslie]

Very nice, have u done the moon?

[@JamesHawkeYouTube]

Extraordinary images. Must say they bare little resemblance to the mainstream science / NASA nonsense we've been accustomed to for years. As with HD and 4K cameras and high power zoom optics, we can all begin to research our universe and what we loosely term 'reality' now minus the propaganda. Kudos to you Sir.

[@mikedelhoo]

+Marcus Gaillard Actually they are completely in line with mainstream astronomy.

[@urineanimal]

What the heck are you going on about? Maybe you've never paid attention in even the horrible public school material on space. I clearly recall many pictures of the sun from many sources displayed in old books. And also, you can find "mainstream" images exactly like this view of the sun in any astronomy magazine. There are many spectra of light and radio waves emitted from the sun and require different optics and will look different due to the energetic properties associated in different spectrums. You might want to fact check what you brought up. The world is not as devoid of what you assume is not there as you much as you think.

[@Teeb2023]

Marcus Gaillard... aka Dunning Kruger.

[@Richardj410]

animal if you actually took the time to understand how those pictures were taken then you might have a clue.

[@urineanimal]

@@Richardj410 looks like whoever I replied to originally had their comment removed. Not sure what you mean Mr. Richard. If you are going to get into the idea that space is fake and the earth is flat, thats not what I come to understand from my own research.

[@johnunderwood-hp8rj]

Good work J. W. Nice views.

[@soacramare8024]

Looks nothing like the images we get from National Academy of Space Actors.

[@soacramare8024]

Dear FRED JUNK, you took your medications today from NASA ? :))

[@Namster8355]

Get a life guys

[@billybigrig1317]

@Fred Cink ... if all else fails derision is the best argument ever

[@Teeb2023]

Indeed, Bora Bora, and since logic and facts forever fail to embed themselves in the broken minds of the conspiracy addicted, anti-science flat Earther psyche, derision really is the only course of action left.

[@aclassybeluga732]

@@soacramare8024 arguments : 0, Congratulation you just proved once again how stupid flatearthers are.

[@bradleywells1071]

Nice cosmic waves too

[@ittlttlefili7530]

No flame seen

[@dansantosn]

Maybe because there are no flames on the sun...?

[@laurentiumihaita3500]

Because it’s all fake

[@valorkaizen]

@@laurentiumihaita3500 sun is not a burning rock you stupid old man! there is something called fusion!

[@mightyatom1404]

Because he put a flame filter on scope 😁

[@burtpanzer]

Keep in mind, from this distance nothing under perhaps 100 miles wide or more, can be seen.

[@aprendendo.astronomia]

Hi. Have you also did h-alpha capturing ? Putting an h-alpha filter in eyepiece or camera, the white filter is still necessary?

[@jerry3790]

Flat Earthers should stick where they belong and not invade the comments of a great astronomy channel.

[@786otto]

That is a great setup, a lot of credit to you.

[@vladimirmonteza3217]

Cristo los ama de verdad y el ya viene busquenle

[@armando.94]

Hi J.W. Astronomy! A question: did you use only this solar filter to take this photo or did you add others filter? Tnx!

[@CanalTheWatcher]

Fera o sol cadê e acho que não és tão grande como a Nasa fala 👊🏽👊🏽😱Flat Earth sol e lua aqui bem perto de nós 👉🏽🗺👉🏽🌎🤣🤣🤣

[@comerochas1102]

Why does it look so clean ? Seems like a yellow ball with no irregularities. Is it because the irregularities we are used to seeing are not « important » enough to be seen from Earth ?

[@fuckednegativemind]

It's because what you see here is the photosphere (what we can consider as the "surface"). The irregularities you're talking about are from the chromosphere, a part of the Sun's atmosphere above the photosphere. To see it you need special hardware (pretty expansive when new) which isolate specific wavelenghs, typically Halpha and Calcium K & H. Spacecrafts like SOHO or SDO observes (in UV light) another part of the Sun's atmosphere, the corona. You can only see it, here on Earth, during solar eclipses because it's so faint.

[@georgepina509]

Would this even be remotely possible if this object (sun) was 93 million miles away?? Technically you wouldn't even be able to see the actual sun as it would be 8 minutes ahead of wherever you were pointed.. I'd like to see you use that telescope on a mountain next to a salt flat and see what type of imagery you could see on the adjacent range!!!! #Thearthisflat.. Thanks for sharing your work..

[@gameoforbits3783]

_"Would this even be remotely possible if this object (sun) was 93 million miles away??"_ -----------well we're seeing it _"you wouldn't even be able to see the actual sun as it would be 8 minutes ahead"_ ---------reasoning? _"use that telescope on a mountain"_ ------------and use that microscope out this window

[@stormaurora5536]

It is possible and amazingly YOU can even do it yourself! Yes you!! Try it 😀

[@georgepina509]

@@stormaurora5536 I do but to me it doesn't make sence, I could very well be wrong but seems like it should be very distorted due to atmoshere atleast and with the 8 minute difference. I use binoculars without filter at sunset and sunrise or on the right kind of cloudy day.. I'd like to get a nice scope though.. Maybe then I'll change my opinion😉

[@stormaurora5536]

@@georgepina509 Great news! Lots of things in life don't make sense but it doesn't mean it isn't true. I have been skywatching for 46 years and everything still fascinates me, even though most of it doesn't make sense but I just enjoy observing anyway 🙂

[@terrid8802]

That is one big ass telescope. Dammmm. Too cool. I want one 😊

[@NivelPlano]

Your telescope have a software..

[@STR33TSofJUST1C3]

Yes, to track objects. And that's actually the mount, not the telescope. The telescope (or OTA) is just a metal tube with two thick mirrors.

[@righteousreasons4396]

I seeu use the 60D which i what i have been using for my photography and night stellar photography...but having some issues with noise in my photos. Using thetwo lens kit set up of 18-55 and 75-100mmany suggeztions for best settings on capturing stars nthe milky way..i shot some still this past weekend n amazed at whati captured but i know not the best quality that i can get out of this camera.any suggestions...great setup and videos by the way..!!

[@GoldSrc_]

Don't just take 1 long exposure photo, you can take hundreds of photos with low ISO and exposure time to avoid noise, and then you can stack those frames to get even more detail and less noise. But I don't know much about that, check the program Deep Sky Stacker.

[@jeffchomin]

Clearly, the Sun is not 93 million miles away as you would never be able to zoom in this close. We've been lied to about much and that is one of the big ones.

[@ruqaiyah1412]

Do you even know how big is the sun? Duh

[@adoadic3880]

sun = 1 000 000 the size of earth

[@natashaskeese4149]

Do you know optics and zooms?

[@michael.forkert]

We can also se "moon craters" with the naked eye. I don't buy it that any unaided human eye can make out craters which are 380.000 km away from Earth. Bullshit!

[@valentinotera3244]

@@michael.forkert "moons craters" on a 50 km moon wide and 4000 km distance should be bullshits too. Do you understand this? The proportions. Do you understand this?

[@DCvsDJ]

You should do H-Alpha solar imaging

[@Mr.doomsday9000]

That telescope should be more stronger than that telescope zoom test is awesome

[@ddcap18]

At 2:10 to 2:14, what causes the big shadow that crosses the sun? You can see it from left to upper right.

[@jerry3790]

Looks like atmospheric distortion

[@CheekyMonkey1776]

Great footage! Newest subscriber here. Keep it coming!

[@PafMedic]

Great Video,I Have a 114LCM With Filters Im Just Learning To Use..Any Other Tips Would Be Amazing,Thank You.

[@georgehuxley5879]

Just a tiny, little collapse on the surface of a star. These are required for solar flares to occur.

[@divinehood6102]

Fantastic video!

[@WS49]

Exceptional channel and video. I enjoyed the music as much from 1:24 - who is it by?

[@thDICTATOR]

that’s a continent surrounded by islands. the light areas are possibly clouds. the landscape may resemble dallol that sphere has a solid structure, as any other asteroid.

[@milk5002]

sticks and stones I honestly hope your joking

[@sagarrawal5195]

nice telescope u tell me which telescope do u have

[@mattosnap4468]

Wow what an incredible video great work.

[@jasyaryardelasupernova5665]

Just beautiful 🙂