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It's a good buy. The tubes may be cheap ABS plastic. But the optics are good. Better than what Galileo had by a long shot.
It does take a bit of practice to focus properly. And a tripod or other mount is not optional.
Fudmottin 2 years ago
Cool Fud. One of those might make a good Christmas present for my dad. Then I can also use it :P
Swipe650 2 years ago
My location isn't the best. While I could make out Jupiter's four big moons quite easily (as dots), the light pollution killed the stars. It's worst close to the horizon. That's where I was looking.
Fudmottin 2 years ago
It's a shame that most people don't see the night sky as it really is due to the lights here on the ground.
A view if the night sky on a "moonless" desert night. Is simply overwhelming. Thanks Fud.
rsmf...
Papa2two 2 years ago
Thanks. It was awesome. And I mean that in the true definition of the word.
Imagine how Galileo must have felt being the first human being to see those things. I think I have a taste of how he felt now.
Fudmottin 2 years ago
I very much enjoyed listening to this Fud. Loved the awe and amazement you were in :)
davidhowellca 2 years ago