Unless im doing it wrong, but I dont get to see Saturn where im at. All I have seen so far is Jupiter, moon and well, thats kinda about it. Then again im using a 20 dollar telescope I found in a thrift store. I would like to get a more powerful one.
Crickey good seeing too! I never tire of looking at the planets and I don`t think I ever will. I`ve never seen Saturn face on so every time I think "oh maaan I`m getting old :(" I think, aaaah but that means I`m all the closer to seeing Saturn face on! lol Gotta be best for imaging hasn`t it!
hello just wanted to ask ur opinion.i was thinking of buyine either the c 9.25 or the c11.just wondered if u had an opinion on which is best? ps im pretty much a novice lol
@clammy666 Both are excellent scopes, the quality control seems a bit better on the 9.5 , the C11 is hit and miss depending on the year. A good C11 is will show you a bit more detail, size rules, especially in deep sky objects. However, with a C11 you have longer cool down and more weight to deal with, everything is always a trade off.
Saturn's rings are more than 21 kilometers thick and are more than 131,000 kilometers wide. Saturn has more than 60 known moons and may have quite a bit more. Great work on the video.
xato es tu astronomo drogado . NAO ES NINGUEM NAO TENS VIDEO NENHUM POR ISSO TU NÃO PODES OFENDER A NINGUEM . mas nao-te preocupes que eu ja disse aos administradores de YouTube novo candidato ao ser bloqueado.
It's a pleasant view. Upper edge seems just a little blurried (collimation needed?), but the overall focus is pretty good as well as the seeing, which could be even better.
i cant help but get teary eyed seeing this. ive been into the stars and planets since i was a child ^_^ i wish i could afford a scope so i could see saturn up close like tha t=D
i have two meade series 5000 lenses they both cost so much money i could buy 10 DS-2114 telescopes with it how good are those lenses One is 34MM for Deep Space and the other is 6.7 MM for Lunar and Planetary.
very cool!
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Unless im doing it wrong, but I dont get to see Saturn where im at. All I have seen so far is Jupiter, moon and well, thats kinda about it. Then again im using a 20 dollar telescope I found in a thrift store. I would like to get a more powerful one.
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gulfland 5 months ago
wow it really looks like that eh
boipinoi604 6 months ago
stunning
AlexFate101 7 months ago
is this real
TheDarkdragon852311 8 months ago
this is a great vid did you registax any of this footage so jealous i have a 90mm frac and 12"dob and never get it this good great vid 5*
todd8137 9 months ago
Wait so does the 11 stand for 11" aperture?
Awesome vid man, really just wow.
Gets me going cause I am going from a 4.5" reflector to a 12" reflector
lostmypicks 10 months ago
I only found a day with good seeing... normally I'm not so lucky :D
apocri 10 months ago
That is really cool!
KD0IDB 10 months ago
Nice video, nice scope, great job! Thanks for sharing!
astroval1 11 months ago
Crickey good seeing too! I never tire of looking at the planets and I don`t think I ever will. I`ve never seen Saturn face on so every time I think "oh maaan I`m getting old :(" I think, aaaah but that means I`m all the closer to seeing Saturn face on! lol Gotta be best for imaging hasn`t it!
feebix 11 months ago
Que hermoso video!
jersonmajin 1 year ago
absolutely awesone!!!
thecaliforniazephyr 1 year ago
mind...blown
yourmaker74 1 year ago
I wanna know which retarded dumbasses of you actually believe this is Saturn? The sky is outer space is NOT fucking blue you idiots!
TheFr3shlatina 1 year ago
@TheFr3shlatina It's real, go buy yourself a scope and learn how to use it!
fouloleron2002 1 year ago
really when was this taken?
thepokemonhelp3r 1 year ago
hello just wanted to ask ur opinion.i was thinking of buyine either the c 9.25 or the c11.just wondered if u had an opinion on which is best? ps im pretty much a novice lol
clammy666 1 year ago
@clammy666 Both are excellent scopes, the quality control seems a bit better on the 9.5 , the C11 is hit and miss depending on the year. A good C11 is will show you a bit more detail, size rules, especially in deep sky objects. However, with a C11 you have longer cool down and more weight to deal with, everything is always a trade off.
carlcat 1 year ago
@carlcat thanks you for you're reply i think im going to go with the c11
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Very ,very Nice!!!
PtaQ19821 1 year ago
Optical zoom : ? x
OnnomonnomonnO 1 year ago
wow
mrbocato 1 year ago
awesome
stickmanpwner64 1 year ago
its just so amazing that you can get such a detailed image from somthing sooooo far away, amazing
misterdirtyharry 1 year ago
Is that really Saturn? It almost looks to real.
ShredTheGnar690 1 year ago
totally amazing
1guylaughing 2 years ago
rawr! 7000mm, fuckin wow
Oscar847 2 years ago
wow. what magnification was this shot with?
nemesisniN 2 years ago
Nice!
GetMeThere1 2 years ago
is that real? It looks like a cartoon.
isgoodno 2 years ago
very nice. the cassini division is very clear.
adramatictheme 2 years ago
What kind of telescope did you used?
havefaith445 3 years ago
its in the description
lewisisdaman 3 years ago 2
is your webcam modded?
solidsnake1972 3 years ago
It's the commercial Philips Toucam Pro II - PCVC 840 K without modifications.
apocri 3 years ago
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Wow this is the best i have seen ,
I tried my self never like this.
great job.
Europe has over price telescopes.
AstroRef68 1 year ago
Saturn's rings are more than 21 kilometers thick and are more than 131,000 kilometers wide. Saturn has more than 60 known moons and may have quite a bit more. Great work on the video.
RJL738 3 years ago 2
@RJL738 Saturns rings are only 30 feet thick, 10 meters. Thats a fact
seanLFCcoyne 1 year ago
esto é imossivel a terra gira muito rapido e o saturno esta muitooooooooooo longe entao porque ele esta tao quetinho?????
xato909 3 years ago
calaboca xato!!! vc num entende nada de astronomia!! quando vc fuma maconha, a terra gira rápido só pra vc!!!! seu xato da porra...
iannione 2 years ago
xato es tu astronomo drogado . NAO ES NINGUEM NAO TENS VIDEO NENHUM POR ISSO TU NÃO PODES OFENDER A NINGUEM . mas nao-te preocupes que eu ja disse aos administradores de YouTube novo candidato ao ser bloqueado.
xato909 2 years ago
Xato, o telescópio tem motores que acompanham o objecto no céu, isto para compensar a rotação da terra.
Cumps.
pdidi1 2 years ago
Witch!
TheGrayWolf96 3 years ago
this is HOT
deathcow 3 years ago
It's a pleasant view. Upper edge seems just a little blurried (collimation needed?), but the overall focus is pretty good as well as the seeing, which could be even better.
Have you used any contrast filter?
balzerbarn 3 years ago
The blurried edge could be due to the webcam adaptor a little off axis, I did not use filter
apocri 3 years ago
Ok apocri. Thank you a lot.
balzerbarn 3 years ago
@balzerbarn i disagree that just looks like you tubes rubbish compresion
todd8137 9 months ago
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looks fake
weewoo9225 3 years ago
nice video mate, that C 11 rocks!!!
pdidi1 3 years ago
i cant help but get teary eyed seeing this. ive been into the stars and planets since i was a child ^_^ i wish i could afford a scope so i could see saturn up close like tha t=D
forsakenfallenangel 4 years ago
thats is brillant I love saturn
roundisland 4 years ago
Very nice image! A good weather and a scope!
avv58 4 years ago
Very nice image! Bet you're out there looking at 17P/Holmes!
mitercut 4 years ago
A normal telescope? mmmm.... how much $???
I'd like a telescope like yours... Saturn looks so great!!!
VademecumExInferis 4 years ago
In Italy it costs around 4200 euro
apocri 4 years ago
perfect
Astr0n0n0 4 years ago
was that with a normal telescope?
rattytatt521 4 years ago
Yes, an amatorial telescope, a Celestron 11 CPC
apocri 4 years ago
that was great,thanks
mrbuster123 4 years ago
i have two meade series 5000 lenses they both cost so much money i could buy 10 DS-2114 telescopes with it how good are those lenses One is 34MM for Deep Space and the other is 6.7 MM for Lunar and Planetary.
bstep13 4 years ago
Never had my C11 with Saturn looking like that using a Toucam 3. Nice!
Stargazerslounge 4 years ago
Very nice! You must have had some good seeing that night! So much lovely detail :D
ChrissyoSpace 4 years ago
Yes, I was lucky with the seeing :)
apocri 4 years ago
wat telescope u got man
hoodlum1989 4 years ago
I used a Celestron 11 CPC XLT, with a Televue Powermate 2.5X, 10 fps
apocri 4 years ago