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Cool idea!
mason104 4 years ago
This makes me want to revive my telescope. It's been 5 years since I have used it. Great vid!
bambino291 4 years ago
Just checked your siie is it a canon 400d rebel?
starview1 4 years ago
Not for any of these videos. For my planetary (and lunar) work I use an old Panasonic video camera held afocally to my telescopes eyepiece.
ChrissyoSpace 4 years ago
What model camera are you using?
starview1 4 years ago
I too watched the space program when I was younger from the Mercury days through Gemini when they tested docking for the first time and all the way to the last Apollo launch. It was wonderful. Speaking of Gemini, don;t forget to catch the Geminid meteor shower this Dec 14th.
johnabcat 4 years ago
Wanted to drop this note, after watching the vid and reading your notes. Nice job! I WAS alive in 1969 (12 years old) and saw Apollo 11 live. Tremendous. Ditto the DVD set produced by Tom Hanks mentioned below by 'tehStig' -- I have it, is extremely well done.
767Captain 4 years ago
Im a big fan of Apollo space program and I just bought "From earth to the Moon" miniseries DVD by Tom Hanks. It has 12 parts and you will not regret buying it. You guys shoud get one, its gone down in price.
tehStig 4 years ago
heard that a meteor shower is happening this week
sylvanfish 4 years ago
Yup, the Perseids.
ChrissyoSpace 4 years ago
Great stuff,I have a Gallileo Telescope I bought 4 years ago,havent had the time to use it.I will now.
sylvanfish 4 years ago
I am old enough to remember the moon landings, I watched every single one, seeing this as the greatest ever achievement of the human race. Mega-kudos and infinite respect to Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins!
gazzmatronix 4 years ago