Top 10 Things To See With Celestron Skymaster 25x70 Binoculars!!!

Our number one question is what can you see with the Celestron Skymaster 25x70 Binoculars and here is our top 10 list!
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[@JP5466]

The way father and son should be! I loved astronomy when I was a kid, but my dad didn't care.

[@generaldvw]

i am an addict. My sons couldn't care less.

[@fozanali1520]

@Ben Dover Same

[@jonasgatlin404]

you probably dont care at all but does anybody know a tool to log back into an instagram account?? I was dumb forgot my password. I appreciate any help you can offer me

[@deancruz8296]

@Jonas Gatlin Instablaster =)

[@armandocastellanos6871]

Awesome video and what makes it better is you sharing your interest with you kid. We need more men like you. Real fathers. Thanks

[@beautifulinfinidee7233]

I just bought these for my son for his birthday! I'm so excited to explore the sky's with him 😊

[@opcpixie]

So happy I found this video. I was actually researching these binoculars which I wanted to buy for astrological viewing but you two are the icing on the cake. Just melted my heart to see how bonded you two are. Best friends for life right there. What a special way to spend quality time with your #1 dude. Not only does your son get that father/son time but he's learning so much. Plus you could use those for other bonding moments like bird watching or looking for animals in general, like a mock safari and he can make a journal writing what you guys found n some facts about it. This though is just wonderful. I can't tell who's more excited. Kudos, dad!

[@2dudesastronomy40]

Thanks so much for watching and Im glad we could help! We definitely use these for bird watching and looking at the mountains around our house! We are definitely bestfriends for life! 👊👍

[@michaelwright248]

Glad to see you guys are still into astronomy and making great use of those binocs. Hope to see more videos from you in the future when you have time.

[@dushanrathnayake5007]

Brilliant! Thank you so very much for putting a ton of effort to edit pictures to show us how they look in real-life. And we love how you present it with that real father and son vibe by being you without artificially acting. Very professional yet cool and interesting to watch. Please continue to upload more! You will get authentic viewers and subs in no-time (although that is not the priority)

[@2dudesastronomy40]

Thank you for watching!! We started this as a hobby and will upload when we have new info! We try not to make videos with no point to them! Thanks again for watching!!

[@johnlambe2912]

Great review. Made even better watching the connection you guys have. These are the memories he will always treasure

[@vicious09]

Great Vid Guys! I bought these binocs recently and have been eager to start star hunting. I'll use your list as a starting list! Cheers!

[@amar8703]

Actually this video needs millions of views. Very nice video

[@busysparkling5891]

I had these binoculars for Christmas, and yesterday eve I seen orions nebula with them, just under Orion’s Belt, it was amazing! I was also lucky enough in the summer to see comet neowise (?) with a regular pair of binoculars over the top of our garage, I think that was one of my favs! Astronomy with binoculars is definitely under rated! Have fun with the stars!

[@Navigatorbythestars]

I love the way the father and son were so into Astronomy together! I had a smile the whole time. You guys did a great presentation!!!

[@normac.1953]

Just starting out myself. I purchased the Celestron binoculars 10 x 50 . Very nice to find your channel. There's alot of stuff coming up in the cosmos this month & I don't wanna miss it! You guys are great...Thanks again

[@Nigelh1803]

Just ordered a pair of these bino's and now after watching your excellent presentation I can't wait to receive and start viewing your list !! Keep up the videos and thank you for your efforts !

[@inspiredalan]

Thank you! Just bought my Skymaster 25x70s & looking forward to exploring the sky with them! Your video helps a lot, because of expectation setting.

[@SteveJeyes]

Great vid guys. I've been contemplating getting these bins for my brother, and this video has persuaded me that this is the right option. :)

[@PumpkinButtTx]

Just got these and a tripod in today. I hope I can see even half of what y’all see being in the middle of Dallas. Thanks for making these videos 🙌🏽

[@2dudesastronomy40]

You will love them! Thanks for watching :)

[@Anjon101]

Good to see you guys back, like your videos, pretty helpful for beginners. I've just bought a cheap 60mm refractor telescope (700mm focal length), which will be delivered within 2 weeks. Eagerly waiting for both my first telescope and your upcoming videos. Cheers.

[@allyanderson360]

You guys are fantastic! What a great father son bond you have! Stay safe. I admire thr love of the sky you have, it’s also my hobbie 😊

[@Priit49]

I've been thinking about big binoculars for a while now and that video just sealed the deal. I'm getting the 25x power ones. Thanks guys!

[@2dudesastronomy40]

Thanks for watching!!!

[@forevernow4]

I'm also just beginning to take my 6 yr old son to see the sky with the binoculars. It's amazing when we see the stars and planets. He really enjoys it. Great job guys! I liked your video

[@MichaelBirk529]

Just came across this looking for Reviews re. Binoculars (was actually looking for Reviews on the Celestron 20x80 if Amy one had any comments), and this was by far the best and most thought-out, honest Review which answered all the down to earth practical questions swarming around my mind. Many thanks guys.

[@simaoduarte6861]

I trully enjoyed this video! Congrats and keep up with the astronomy!

[@JohnnyRivera9]

Just got a used set of these binos. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and pics of stars, planets and DSO that you can make out with them. Appreciate your work on this video! Very helpful.😃

[@ElderPartner1]

I love you guys! I just got the skymaster 25x100 for my partner. We're excited. But you have inspired me. You are a wealth of knowledge and experience. I'll be looking for these visions. Can't wait!

[@2dudesastronomy40]

Thank you for watching and let us know what you think!!!

[@parjau4554]

Thank you. I was in the process of buying these or similar but was wondering if it was worth it as I wasn't sure what I could actually see. This video has clarified that for me and I realise it is absolutely worth it! I had no idea that you could see the whirlpool galaxy, for example and I'm sure there are many other surprises out there. Great idea for a video as most of them don't give a realistic impression of what to expect.

[@anonish2497]

thank you so much, i was thinking there was no reviews that had content like yours i.e. exactly what a potential buyer of the mentioned binoculars. absolutely exactly the info i was hoping to see. just wish all product reviews for any product took the approach you guys have and that's explaining but also showing what you could expect to get from the product as opposed to the majority of reviews just stating opinions and some, probably most are simply regurgitating something they read or heard etc. so, again thanks for keeping reviews honest and useful.

[@2dudesastronomy40]

Thank you!! We had the same questions and noone had the answers so I'm glad this helps!!

[@arunkhurana6397]

And also Lagoon nebula 👌 Its one of my favourites!!

[@durban232]

Excellent video guys!! Exactly what I was looking for.

[@ianc656]

Great stuff. My kids have me these bins for fathers day to rekindle an old hobby. I'm use these to go find stuff. Keep doing these, very helpful for me. 🙂😄😎😎

[@biggstavros5876]

Good video guys. Keep them coming. Love from England.

[@2dudesastronomy40]

Thanks! Will do!

[@BobzAirgunz]

Best review of these and sold me on them.Thanks!

[@cato451]

Great review. Placed my Amazon order today.

[@2dudesastronomy40]

Hope you enjoy them!

[@rajrai7815]

Amazing review just bought the whole setup ended up getting the 20x80 keep up the amazing work!

[@2dudesastronomy40]

Thats awesome! Glad you like them also!!

[@danielcpaiva666]

Thank you for this amazing video! You guys rock it. I just bought my 25x70, let's see what I can observe in Brazil's sky!

[@2dudesastronomy40]

Let us know! Clear skies!

[@efhunter]

This video is easily the most well-made review of these binoculars! All the other reviews I've seen pale in comparison (they're always so vague, poorly put together, and quite useless honestly). Showing the edited pictures to depict a similar view to what you would actually see was really nice, and definitely worth the effort! And both of you giving input on each view was really informative too! I've been eyeing these binoculars for a while now, as my first dive into astronomy, and this video is what made me pull the trigger. These & a similar tripod will be arriving soon, and I can't wait to start viewing the sky :) By the way, how's the light pollution near you? I live in a Bortle 6 area, with nearby access to a Bortle 5 boardwalk/beach. Hopefully the views will still be decent if it's higher than what you guys have.

[@2dudesastronomy40]

That is awesome!! We live in utah and have really dark skies here!! We are lucky!! Im sure you will still be impressed where you live!

[@mrassilyer]

My father gave me my first astronomy book; the old ‘50s version of the “Field Guide to Stars and Planets” a great paperback-size with charts and more…He wasn’t really an astronomer himself, but we would also go to the Adler Planetarium in Chicago for sky shows. My dad was a golfer from birth 😄 but he knew that I loved the sky and since I was too young to play golf, we went to sky shows instead. 😀😀

[@nicerperson1]

Great idea dad, to do this startup. Luckily, your son will see more colours than you, you lose some colour vision as you get older, so it's wonderful he has started on this journey with you.

[@Rampart.X]

Thanks for the real images thru these binocs. I'm impressed.

[@rickdono64]

Love your work guys!

[@2dudesastronomy40]

Thanks for watching!

[@H_Cruz7]

nice to watch the continuation of your first video

[@stans6582]

NICE WORK GUYS...............THANKS

[@masb5101]

You guys are awesome, keep doing it. I need those binoculars, just too bad I‘m in the center of light pollution.

[@nickcusack5712]

Great video guys, many thanks.

[@spielor0815]

Thank you so much from Germany!

[@SC_BCMT]

You two are stars yourselves!

[@2dudesastronomy40]

Thank you :)

[@michalcaganek8287]

Well done guys and thank you 👍

[@josuehernandez9147]

Thanks you two From Nicaragua

[@MaskSwabe]

Fantastic video... very informative and you guys are so likeable too! Bless you and thank you for taking the time to create and share this video...😍

[@2dudesastronomy40]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@jimkaleta9815]

Great video. Thanks for sharing. I’m just about to buy these.

[@littlebigadventuring]

Thanks for providing realistic images of what to expect. I find that is a rare thing in other videos. My son is interested and I'm a bit scared that his expectations are set to high. but it's cool to see "the younger dude" getting excited even though it doesn't look like something out of a magazine.

[@2dudesastronomy40]

Yea we actually went to an observatory before buying anything as thats where the expectation was set and we were still super excited to see more! Thanks for watching!

[@littlebigadventuring]

@@2dudesastronomy40 that’s my plan as well. We have a local club with access to an observatory. But corona has stopped all meetups for now. Hopefully we can do it next year.

[@jorgebrrz]

Excellent video, I congratulate you, you have encouraged me more to buy those binoculars. Greetings from Chile!

[@hebaemam]

Thanks a lot for that video , it’s amazingly helpful ... will defiantly buy it for my husband

[@ridealongwithrandy]

Mine is being delivered to day for a photography/spotting shoot of the Milky Way, and maybe some Persieds! You two make a great pair! Cheers!

[@gariebarradas3321]

Awesome Father and Son and great info as well. Im still a newbie in Astronomy. I have 25x70 celestron skymaster and 10x50 nikon binos. This weekend il try look up the Philippine sky.Thanks

[@steveguest8028]

This is a really cool video …. Thanks for sharing

[@PhotoPop61]

Awesome video. I have these binoculars. I’ve been so busy with photography I’m missing out on so much. Thanks for the video 👍🏼

[@2dudesastronomy40]

Thanks for watching!

[@usrrrrrrr5677]

so awesome! thank you

[@garystefan3995]

Great video!

[@Turnip420]

Thanks it really helped me form an expectation. With the magnification you showed from Jupiter I hope I can find a way to reduce the brightness through filters so I can make out the colors.

[@jemwilliams]

Great vid guys. How did you manage to take these photos? Epic

[@kellyklaask7su990]

I think it's GREAT that you and your son are doing this together. I am curious...did you take these pictures with your binoculars? I would be interested in seeing your photo setup if possible. Maybe another video? I have the big brother to your binocs...the 25x100.

[@bretrb]

Great video, love seeing you with your son as astronomy is an amazing hobby. I have just been getting into astronomy (have been wanting to for years), and just purchased a 25-125 x 80mm celestron pair of binoculars. Just got them this week, so haven't had a chance to spend much time with them yet. But, was curious why you didn't include Venus or Mars? Were they at a location that wasn't visible from Utah?

[@2dudesastronomy40]

Thank you for the kind words and for watching! We just picked our fav top 10! You can see both Venus and Mars from Utah but we didn't include them this round!

[@garywilson12]

love this video

[@House_Of_Cards_]

Great video. I hope you make more.

[@NJBellyDanceEvents]

Hello, brand new subscriber here! Hubby is star Gazing with Olympus 10 x 50 Binoculars n will NOT purchase the Celestron SKYMASTER 25x100 Binoculars UNTIL he has found all 10 TARGETS listed n this video. The Wild Duck Cluster, Hercules Cluster n the Whirlpool Galaxy r his last three remaining targets. He turned me on Astronomy which I am totally loving n ur awesome channel too; great work guys err....DUDES! Keep up the good work n stay safe! Soraya n Rob n New Jersey

[@2dudesastronomy40]

That is awesome!! Thank you so much for being a part of the channel!! I hope you guys find all of them!!

[@rafaelernestoriegel4183]

Thank's a Lot!!!

[@StormChaserFilmography]

Fantastic review and demonstration! Can you zoom in and out, depending on what you are looking at (like for more terrestrial viewing during the day)? If so, how much can you zoom out? Thanks!

[@Sebastian10462]

.... thank you for the video ....

[@Twitter_Posts]

Nice video!!

[@cristaldelreal4112]

I love space and the Andromeda galaxy is my favorite too you guys rock

[@sam3kperv]

Good stuff

[@shmuelb.1460]

This kid is so well spoken! Very impressive!

[@2dudesastronomy40]

Thank you!!

[@aaparky7039]

Cheers lads

[@jomon723]

I remember when I was that age, I was so amazed by the sky's and space, I remember getting up early in the morning to look at comet West in the 70's ☄That would be perfect for those Binos

[@sayyedhaideralizaidi]

Very good

[@mattman291]

Right on!

[@jeremeygloyd2894]

Orions nebulae is my favorite by far! And like you said some of these things you can see with the naked eye. I found the nebulae while looking at Saturn and Jupiter. But I found Orions nebulae by eye. And the binoculars are amazing! I take them out with my telescopes every night I go out.

[@2dudesastronomy40]

They are so under rated!! Glad you like them as much as us!!

[@HKTimlau]

Thanks a lot for the video, i want to stargaze with my daughter but as you said in your first video, most reviews are geeking around the specs of telescope. I like that I can have a feel for what we can actually see with the binoculars. Tx

[@seekingagreatperhaps6391]

That is mindbending, that you can see 20+ million light years into the past.

[@pocho3881]

Fake news, You're in for a rude awakening

[@nurygulshanara118]

@@pocho3881 flattard? Really? Grow up and learn some basic science. In real life, sun goes down the horizon, it doesn't become small and small till it fades. And besides, your models don't coincide with eachother. And you need more than one model to explain different phenomenas. It's not like we live in different worlds simultaneously.

[@haljetdvr]

@@pocho3881 You crazies are still into the flat earth BS?

[@primecreator]

Great video. It's been cloudy, because they are spraying chems like their is no tomorrow.

[@MarusFl8]

Welcome back

[@2dudesastronomy40]

Thank you!!

[@MarusFl8]

@@2dudesastronomy40 just right now Moon, Jupiter I only have a 20x50 for now I am waiting too much cloud on Miami

[@jamesfulcher8977]

man i hope my little guy loves the stars as much as i do great hobby to build on your bond with your son 👍

[@2dudesastronomy40]

It's awesome to share with your kids!!

[@MAzurekkk1]

How long do you take this photos? is that one shot or maybe stacked 30 shots to one image? Cool video. That show's me what gear i need to start astro adventure. Thanks so much

[@chrisg9602]

I got a pair of these after seeing this video. I see great stuff i got the tripod and everything i also got a pair of celestron binoculars to look at the sun and another pair of svbony SV206 Porro Binocular

[@localdon7517]

Great video guys, I’ll be placing my order after watching this! Are all the photos of the top 10 taken through the lens of the binoculars? Cheers

[@2dudesastronomy40]

No as the pictures thru the lens don't do justice to what you can actually see. Kind like the moon when you take a pic and show your friends and it looks like a dot lol Thanks for watching!

[@louisharris9130]

Great video with I assume your son. It's so exciting and inspiring to see a youngster so excited and curious about the universe and astronomy. I live in Atlanta and the light pollution deters what I can see. I saw Jupiter a few nights ago and that's similar to what I saw. I can't see any of the stripes or details but can see the moon. With Saturn I can faintly make out the rings. My friend whose dad is a Satellite engineer told me you have to spend at least 300 dollars for a decent telescope where you can really see planetary detail.

[@WarrenHelbach]

Thanks, Dudes. Appreciated the review and the pictures! I’m just now thinking of buying some good binoculars. I was looking at the 25X70 and 25X100. I’ve read the 100 might result in too bright a background and the 75 will give me more satisfaction. I like your background. If you have ever tried the 100, do you have an opinion? Nice job! I’m in Utah also so I hope we see the same sky.

[@jadonx]

When I had a 120mm refractor scope, it had a l20 lens cap with a second cap fitted which was about 70mm. So with the cap fitted and small cap removed I was able to observe the moon without been too bright. I was wondering if similar caps are available for binos.

[@frehatipu9187]

Thanks for the tips! I have basic binoculars. Yet to buy something more powerful

[@1badsteed]

Guys, that was really cool! I'm about to pull the trigger on a set of binoculars, and these are the ones for me. What about Venus and Mars? Ever check them out? Thanks!

[@Fishingforaliving18]

What are your bortle class skies? btw amazing video!

[@DriveWithAndy]

Hi, what was used along with the binoculars to calture these photos? I assume a lens camera/smartphone mount of some sort? Also ready if using a tripod get the celestron metal one? Whats it like viewing the night sky lying down by hand?

[@robl6933]

Great video! Just wanted to know how you captured the images? I have a Gosky Universal Cell Phone Adapter and my images haven't turned out well. Any advice and the question is open to anyone.

[@ComaDave]

Hey guys. I've just bought myself a pair of these and while I've been observing the sky for almost all of my 56 years, I have a friend (whom I've not seen for a year, because of COVID) coming to stay over the New Year Holiday...and she's never seen anything up close. We won't be travelling far from my house in the suburbs, so I'll get set up with my tripod in the back yard...and proceed to freak her out. Stay safe and greetings from Down Under.

[@edmoran869]

I just got the same binoculars you have a couple days ago, and I'm waiting for my tripod to show up. My two and a half year old grandson absolutely loves it already. I can't wait for the chance to set it up and the sky to clear up so he can really appreciate the potential of what the binos can see. I'm seriously considering getting a phone adapter so he can better see everything without having to get right up to the eyepiece. Already he's constantly wanting to explore the world around him, I can only imagine how much he'll want to explore once he realizes just how much there is of this big old universe that he's not even aware of yet.

[@ViCT0RiA6]

This is toooo cute I love it, getting your son excited for looking at the sky is so sweet and amazing good job, you're both so wholesome ❤ my good man, where is the zoom lever? In the instructions manual I see no lever! And also did you end up returning the other adapter? I made the mistake of buying one too. Great video guys honestly keep it up! You made me so excited to use my binoculars

[@2dudesastronomy40]

Thank you for the kind words :) hmmm not sure about the zoom lever either! We kept the 2nd just incase we ever need it! Hope you have as much fun as we do with them!!!! Thank you for watching!!

[@daek2903]

@@2dudesastronomy40 You got to use the other adapter you bought. It will likely be much steadier than the plastic one that came with the Binoculars! :)

[@daek2903]

@@2dudesastronomy40 As far as I'm concearned there is no zoom on these binoculars.. :) Which is good. Zoom binoculars are usually not that good.

[@daek2903]

It is sooo cute and awesome! ;)

[@ViCT0RiA6]

@@2dudesastronomy40 thank you for getting back to me, I love your videos, I want to find beautiful images like how you and your son found! And I noticed as someone else replied that indeed mine I guess zoom automatically ? And I ended up selling my adapter and just keeping the one they came with, hope I made a smart decision 😁 Best of luck to you and your family ❤

[@dinidunisal4648]

Hey great video but tip: the star you called double is called binary star system.

[@bloopero]

Awesome…

[@anthonymokelkie9360]

Good set of binoculars, I tried a friends 50 mm once they real good capturing more light and sending that to the brain. binoculars are better than small telescope for fields of stars, I had a 4.5 inch reflector before and seen Amdromeda and Pleadies. telscope is okay but Bincoulars of larger size are really good though. capture more light One thing is to try find the dark sky that is a problem. On one clear night about 50 km outside of Flin Flon Manitoba in October it was most amazing scene I ever seen. You could see things even with out binocular , so just try find that dark sky it help sp much viewing. thanks for the video guys .

[@daraptor6371]

check out M33, its actually a naked eye target on perfect dark sky

[@deadsoulvamp]

Which camera did you use to capture the pictures? I have used my mobile phone.. but it is pain in the ass. Lol

[@LegendaryPros]

Great video, sad you guys aren't posting :(

[@2dudesastronomy40]

Thanks for watching!! Wish we had more time too!!!