@Robearwgl it's actually about 750 million miles from us. The reason it's so easy to see Saturn in such clarity is because of its magnificent size. As a gas giant, second only to Jupiter in size, Saturn is a pretty fetching planet. Jupiter is so much easier to see than this because it's closer to us by quite a few million miles and it's freakin' humongous. With my ghetto telescope I can see some decent details of both planets, and the four Galilean moons. Astronomy is awesome.
E-mail please sweendog67 @ verizon. net I have a decent telescope that has no problem seeing Jupiter and her moons a bright Venus and cool star clusters. Where can I find Saturn in the night sky this time of year. I live in Northeast Pa. USA
Sorry for spelling error below- 'publi' s/b ‘public’.As one noted and asked me, although I only taught one term as an adjunct professor to a full class of 25 students, I have spent over several thousand hours on the public sidewalks providing community service teaching to thousands of people. The internet is only a filtered electronic simulation, not reality of real observational through a telescope live. Pictures might inspire a little but the public needs to see it live trough good instruments
Please see my public astronomy- search ‘Mark Seibold Astronomy for the Public’ and ‘Mark Seibold Astronomy Sidewalk Interviews’ in Youtube. Also see ‘Solar Prophet’ in Youtube- then under info box, link to Trinidad in Google videos. See my Facebook- Mark Seibold
@MICKEYISLOWD If you want a good telescope you get the same one this guy has. it's called a celestron cassegrain. they cost alot but damn. what you can see with them makes it worth it. also i get the same distortion with my reflector scope.
super detail, amazing video!!!!!!!!!!!!! so where are all the 'lightships' & 'holographic projectors' that are so easily seen with a camcorder at 400x digital zoom??? ha-ha, just kidding!!! nice job...
I've said it many times. The publi needs to understand that when you want proffesional advice on observing the universe, you should contact the proffesionals. Go to the Rose City Astronomers at OMSI in Portand. See their website for contacts. You will have tens of thousands of dollars of free access to huge telescopes and proffesionals that will provide this for free as I have done across the nation for years and overseas. Contact locall colleges and schools science dept. M Seibold 503 753 3811
Many of the comments here from the uneducated are obvious. They have never observed through a high quality telescope. This film is a good and accurate video recording of Saturn seen through high quality optics. As an astronomy teacher for years, I recommend that others get to a local astronomy club or science museum to experience a free star party where amateuer astronomers will allow you to observe Saturn and other celestial objects live. Not just a video in Youtube. Mark Seibold, artist PDX OR
@cosmiclight I'd appreciate it if you'd contact me. I'm interested in buying a high-quality telescope soon, and I'd like to know where I can find some astronomy clubs local to Portland's east side whose parties I can crash to have some peeps.
I am sorry you contacted me so late if the X-mas rush is your dilemma. I see that Youtube restricts some data like websites, phone numbers, etc. I'll list that here now. I do free star parties using thousands of dollars of equipment and there is no substitute for this. Also see when I presented my large pastel sketch of the moon to John Dobson on his 95th B-day at Griffith Park Hollywood. See John Dobson 95th Birthday in Youtube- listen carefully there.503 753 3811
@cosmiclight But I'm not sure if this video is real myself. I thought that images as detailed as this while maintaining color was only capable from long-exposure and extreme apertures and focal lengths.
@cosmiclight I don't normally post having a go at people but, unfortunately I can't help myself in this case. You come across as a very condescending person and, whilst you sit there presuming that certain posters are uneducated is very ironic considering you have a spelling mistake in your very own rant! It's very sad of me to pick up on one silly spelling mistake but, as I said, I couldn't help myself. Just out of interest, where do you teach astronomy? Anyway... great capture of Saturn.
I didn't know there were Chineese on the moon and trains. Pretty active neighbor hood at night, wondering where are the head lights from the cars driving by?
If this is genuine - which it seems to be due to the distortion - then it's the best amateur recording I've ever seen of the planet. That must be some scope.
saturn is my favorete planet
ghassard 6 days ago
that cant be real. that's like a million miles away from us.
Robearwgl 1 week ago
@Robearwgl it's actually about 750 million miles from us. The reason it's so easy to see Saturn in such clarity is because of its magnificent size. As a gas giant, second only to Jupiter in size, Saturn is a pretty fetching planet. Jupiter is so much easier to see than this because it's closer to us by quite a few million miles and it's freakin' humongous. With my ghetto telescope I can see some decent details of both planets, and the four Galilean moons. Astronomy is awesome.
TheArtemisoflight 6 days ago
amazing
DevlynDisquise 1 week ago
@cosmiclight You, sir, have won over two thousand intelligence points. I salute a fellow intellect!
galaxy31M 1 week ago
E-mail please sweendog67 @ verizon. net I have a decent telescope that has no problem seeing Jupiter and her moons a bright Venus and cool star clusters. Where can I find Saturn in the night sky this time of year. I live in Northeast Pa. USA
RatDog67 1 week ago
very nice. What kind of telescope are you using?
foghaze 1 week ago
cool
billpage 1 week ago
Sorry for spelling error below- 'publi' s/b ‘public’.As one noted and asked me, although I only taught one term as an adjunct professor to a full class of 25 students, I have spent over several thousand hours on the public sidewalks providing community service teaching to thousands of people. The internet is only a filtered electronic simulation, not reality of real observational through a telescope live. Pictures might inspire a little but the public needs to see it live trough good instruments
cosmiclight 1 week ago
Please see my public astronomy- search ‘Mark Seibold Astronomy for the Public’ and ‘Mark Seibold Astronomy Sidewalk Interviews’ in Youtube. Also see ‘Solar Prophet’ in Youtube- then under info box, link to Trinidad in Google videos. See my Facebook- Mark Seibold
cosmiclight 1 week ago
can i use a 40mm lens to see satrun
Mongoose561001 2 weeks ago
Wow fantastic capture, have you tried processing this in Registax?
sheepbane 2 weeks ago
Cool rings bro.
Ryio5 2 weeks ago
Wonderful. Thanks for sharing.
drjrich222 2 weeks ago
Why can't my telescope do this lol
torrentXofXdarkness 3 weeks ago
I saw Saturn through a telescope when I was like 7, it scared the shit out of me.
yourmaker74 3 weeks ago
This made me happy! ;)
sleepypinkyful 1 month ago
WHO
jedijordaninfinity 1 month ago
I cant believe it! When the day comes I see Saturn through a telescope, remind me to say "Gott im himmel !!!".
rweerakkody4565 1 month ago
I'd love to stack this
sennetor 1 month ago
Nice
SuperDrumdude11 1 month ago
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personEks 1 month ago
Amazing quality. What equipment was used here please?
ParaglidingManiac 1 month ago
Saturn is noisy ;p
MrSuperZangief 1 month ago
Beautiful!
Jipzorowns 1 month ago
this is a fake...What kind of background sky is this??also theres no info on telescope used.dates or location...
also the atmospheric distortion looks fake!!!!
MICKEYISLOWD 1 month ago
@MICKEYISLOWD If you want a good telescope you get the same one this guy has. it's called a celestron cassegrain. they cost alot but damn. what you can see with them makes it worth it. also i get the same distortion with my reflector scope.
dmfb68 3 weeks ago 3
super detail, amazing video!!!!!!!!!!!!! so where are all the 'lightships' & 'holographic projectors' that are so easily seen with a camcorder at 400x digital zoom??? ha-ha, just kidding!!! nice job...
dabcorn 1 month ago
lol lots of thick retards here v xD nice vid. I can't wait till june where i can see saturn perfectly or i could get up at 7am but i cbb xD
ALEG0Man360 2 months ago
Bf2 sounds at the beginning???
itsmemaario 2 months ago
this is real telescop ?
giotikas21TGUtm 2 months ago
I've said it many times. The publi needs to understand that when you want proffesional advice on observing the universe, you should contact the proffesionals. Go to the Rose City Astronomers at OMSI in Portand. See their website for contacts. You will have tens of thousands of dollars of free access to huge telescopes and proffesionals that will provide this for free as I have done across the nation for years and overseas. Contact locall colleges and schools science dept. M Seibold 503 753 3811
cosmiclight 2 months ago
Saturn is one of the coolest things to look at in a telescope. Nice job.
LiberalJerseyman 2 months ago
i once used my telescope to spot out titan
1337sparta7331 3 months ago
The turbulant atmosphere is what causes the wavy seeing in the video.
olduy56 3 months ago 10
I'm just wondering what all the background noise is. Was this shot in a foundry parking lot? X-D
MrBloooey 4 months ago
thanx for the neat and interesting video. I believe its real.
Arquecy 5 months ago
Saturn je pro mě ta nejúžasnější planeta.
Jamakaize 6 months ago
shit i wish i had a telescope. this is fucking awesome
kingklick77 6 months ago
Great shot I have used a free telescope from Marlboro and had great results but no auto tracker to keep it that steady.
TalkinBoutDaWayouts 7 months ago
Nice video.... maybe the best that I have seen. What are you using for gear?
Panzer4mk 11 months ago
id like to know the equipment used, what a phenomenal picture.
baldino3366 11 months ago
Many of the comments here from the uneducated are obvious. They have never observed through a high quality telescope. This film is a good and accurate video recording of Saturn seen through high quality optics. As an astronomy teacher for years, I recommend that others get to a local astronomy club or science museum to experience a free star party where amateuer astronomers will allow you to observe Saturn and other celestial objects live. Not just a video in Youtube. Mark Seibold, artist PDX OR
cosmiclight 11 months ago 44
@cosmiclight I'd appreciate it if you'd contact me. I'm interested in buying a high-quality telescope soon, and I'd like to know where I can find some astronomy clubs local to Portland's east side whose parties I can crash to have some peeps.
nexus1g 2 months ago
@nexus1g
I am sorry you contacted me so late if the X-mas rush is your dilemma. I see that Youtube restricts some data like websites, phone numbers, etc. I'll list that here now. I do free star parties using thousands of dollars of equipment and there is no substitute for this. Also see when I presented my large pastel sketch of the moon to John Dobson on his 95th B-day at Griffith Park Hollywood. See John Dobson 95th Birthday in Youtube- listen carefully there.503 753 3811
cosmiclight 2 months ago
@cosmiclight But I'm not sure if this video is real myself. I thought that images as detailed as this while maintaining color was only capable from long-exposure and extreme apertures and focal lengths.
nexus1g 2 months ago
@cosmiclight of course because it is so easy to do that
dogfightvj 2 months ago
@cosmiclight I don't normally post having a go at people but, unfortunately I can't help myself in this case. You come across as a very condescending person and, whilst you sit there presuming that certain posters are uneducated is very ironic considering you have a spelling mistake in your very own rant! It's very sad of me to pick up on one silly spelling mistake but, as I said, I couldn't help myself. Just out of interest, where do you teach astronomy? Anyway... great capture of Saturn.
TekkerzOOT 1 week ago
I didn't know there were Chineese on the moon and trains. Pretty active neighbor hood at night, wondering where are the head lights from the cars driving by?
cp1699 11 months ago
If this is genuine - which it seems to be due to the distortion - then it's the best amateur recording I've ever seen of the planet. That must be some scope.
macphisto80 1 year ago
It looks real to me I have some black and white video I took of saturn and jupiter,
I don't have it on youtube yet but it looks real believe it or not.
doobiz 1 year ago
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Lol people.. its a picture and he's focusing in and out.. Not real.
Electrohollic 1 year ago
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@Electrohollic ya, that's what I was thinking
shawnmeboy 1 year ago
@shawnmeboy Celestron Celest
doox420 1 year ago
@Electrohollic Celestron Celest
doox420 1 year ago
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Panzer4mk 11 months ago
@Electrohollic That "wavy" distortion is caused by our atmosphere.
Panzer4mk 11 months ago
@Electrohollic Ive seen this myself, and this is for real. Thus, Saturn looks pretty "unreal" when observing it.
clubdriver 6 months ago
@Electrohollic no, it is not. you can see the atmosphere passing through
AroundSun 5 months ago
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@Electrohollic youre an idiot. Clearly
Seigu007 3 months ago
@Electrohollic Damn. Do you suffer from brain damage? I bet you think the Earth is flat too...
hardstyle905 2 months ago
@Electrohollic Mate, it's the turbulence of the atmosphere....this effect is normal at high magnification..even when seeing is good!
gooseknack 3 weeks ago
Whats the radius on the scope lad? Great image alright..
983reece 1 year ago
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this cant be real.
kkiller81 1 year ago
nice
jaymzaah 1 year ago
amazing, what is your gear man?:)
Rozq87 2 years ago
0o0 omg its soo clear!
EmiliaaTimes 2 years ago
C'mon. Is this for real, man? You'll never see that from where I live!
tamertarek 2 years ago