Understanding Humidity & Controlling Condensation

[@tostativerdk]

Very clear video, especially the radiation demonstrations :)

[@peterraymond3653]

Very interesting, thanks for taking the time to explain the science behind it. Subscribed.

[@Kelli.Hicks.5]

Hey, Mr. Wilson! 🙋‍♀️ This video gave me some serious "Mr. Wizard" vibes, and I'm here for it. 🪄 🧙‍♂️👨‍🔬

[@MrWilsonsChannel]

I consider that "mission accomplished" ☺️

[@warrenhunt5556]

Thank you Mr. Wilson for making me a wiser person with the knowledge I have now gain in watching your presentation. A very happy New Year to you and I look forward to more of your interesting topics you present.

[@woody5109]

Frost is the same thing, it falls like rain

[@royhornyak8596]

So do I need a dew shield for a newtonian? You did not say. Yes I am a newbe at this. Many thanks.

[@MrWilsonsChannel]

It's been many years since I've used a Newtonian telescope but it's probably a function of the length of the tube. If you have a shorter tube, you might still get a little condensation on the mirror. I had a Newtonian a million years ago and would occasionally run into that, but only when I was looking at targets near the zenith. I'd play with it for a while without the shield and see how it handles.