Venus the Daylight Star

[ParaglidingManiac]

What telescope?

[ParaglidingManiac]

That's so great! What is the apperture you are using?

[carlsetzer]

Sounds like Venus has a propeller.

[Saggmos95]

is it visable in sweden on the summer? if you know....

[topbuzz72]

That is quality,thanks.

[Chrisjr2007]

what kind of telescope? and camera? did you use?

[paratiritikos]

Very good seeing.. Very good atmospheric conditions at this magX. well done.

[HoneyNVinegar]

God, go away. You're in every video I've come across.

[hamsterfreak4]

uhh thats the moon.....

[icycomputer]

uhh, you have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. The moon would not be that small at 400x magnification.

[kam75]

right on ,the venus cresent it is.

[MagicMan982]

Good point, some people are such skeptics. Why would anyone put up a video of the moon and call it Venus? That just makes no sense. Cool video!

[clubdriver]

Nope, and if that was the moon, it would have moved a lot slower than that :)

[Amatoposters]

@hamsterfreak4 Venus also has lunar phases, I belive it's the only planet that does.

[Redshift64]

@Amatoposters if mercury isn't a planet...

[Feon2]

@Amatoposters I think Mercury does have too. But i'm not sure

[SaturnAndItsRings]

@hamsterfreak4 you obviously don't know venus has phases plus the moon would be much much bigger at that magnification

[nickie74]

That is not Venus It's the moon.....If it was Venus I would be able to see is moon above, below, or next to either side of the planet Moon not there: Not real thing. I look at it every morning from 6:20-6:40 every morning

P.s if the moon was to be seen below the planet in 40 minutes it would be to the left of it.  I.D.K but it seems it takes 2:40 min to do 1 revaloution around the moon!!

[Anacinc]

There are no natural satellites orbiting Venus.

[Frederik19951995]

@Anacinc thats right. The Earth is the first planet from the sun who got a natural satellite

[majewda]

thats amazing! I just got a telescope, and I am a very beginner. mine only goes to 100x magnification. how well do you think I could see lets say the m42 orion nebula on it or any other star?? also, you said you did this in late afternoon. How well can you see things before dark?

[Goalatio]

@majewda I know you posted your comment two years ago, and have probably found it out by now, but M42 fills most of my FOV even at x50 magnification, higher than that, I have to pan around to see the entire nebula.