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  • Your videos are incredibly informative and entertaining.  Keep up the good work!!

  • I could get used to these depth and orientation examples every week ;)

    Another great job!

  • @DHLaShomb - ah well, I don't want to overdo it. But I'll be including these types of things when it is appropriate and adds something extra to the object(s) I'm discussing that week.

  • Im glad I found this youtube site.... Im an amateur and have no clue till I saw your vids. Before I would aim my scope like a bazooka now I polar align thanks to you dave

    Manny

  • @MANNY222 - glad to help Manny, and I hope you will keep watching. :-)

  • @MANNY222 - by the way, check out the new website for eyesonthesky too. I have an all new glossary / astronomy terms under the "Resources" section, so if you're unsure of what something means, you can probably find it there. And if not, let me know and I'll add it!

  • I am glad I ran into you :) Can you make a video about 'drift alignment of an equatorial mount'? (The same way you did on 'polar alignment'). The Light pollution is so much at my place (13N, 78E) that I dont see the pole star at all! BTW, Subscribed :)

  • @apotla007 - Thanks you! I have quite a few "how to" videos that are on a list 'to be made,' but honestly finding the time to make them is challenging. The weekly ones take 15-20 hours each, and "how to" videos take even more time to make. A drift-alignment video is on the to-do list, but is probably a ways off - unless a sponsor of some kind came along, which would allow me to spend more time making these.

  • thanks dave well done again..

  • @estwingetek - you're welcome, and the kind works are appreciated.

  • Good upload.

    BTW, i've managed to see an 'S' shaped M1, with only a 60mm telescope.

  • @blobrana - thanks blobrana. You must have had some very dark skies to be able to see that in M1, yes?

  • @eyesontheskyDOTcom

    Yes, dark skies, and a low/fast focal length.

  • Amazing information. Thanks Dave!

  • @123danzing - you're welcome, and I appreciate the nice compliment. :-)

  • Thank you Dave!

  • @lilmicro01 - you're welcome! Thank you for watching.

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