Jupiter shot with EXT90 Telescope
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Jupiter has a diameter of more than 11 times that of Earth and is more than 5 times further from the Sun than the Earth.
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76 mm is a good diameter to see all the planets visible at naked eye from the earth, besides Uranus and Neptune. Nevertheless, spotting the last ones is something difficult because you have to use at least 100X to image them. Are you sure about the kind of telescope you have bought?, beacuse 76mm is a short diameter for a reflector, I think it's rather a refractor, anyway it's a good diameter for seeing "the neighborhood", the mine one is just 60mm!!! :S
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we will never know how the universe was created no matter how many theories we devise. also, none was alive to witness the beginning so how can we know for sure? our theories are and forever will be, just theories.
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fantastic vid!!
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@DeadTimeX Everything was made by the BIG BANG, or at least most people think that because it is the most reasonable theory. It all started with a few of the gases on the Periodic Table and they all formed together and made this big ball of gas. Then all the gases made a huge explosion. The explosion created all the planets and moons. I don't know why the Solar System is so big, but our solar system is just one out of the billions out there.
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@DROPD5150 I believe these wonders started from the BIG BANG and even more amazing that all the elements we are made off came from stars, but thats just me! I have a question for you though. If there is a creator why did he make the universe so large knowing we could never travel it but see it? and when I say large I mean 13.7 Billion lightyears that means traveling at 300 000 kilometers a second it would take 13.7 billion years
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How anyone can believe these wonders we call planets and all that go with them ie, Orbits,weather patters, life..on earth at least...how can anyone say that these were made by chance...or a fluke BIG BANG!!...There has to be a Creator!!
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how much are these telescopes . are they thousands of dollors or hundres . i would love to have one to see jupiter . can you see neptune from there too ?
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why is it on its side
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I have also a 76 mm reflector but I can' t have so beautiful images.... congratulations!!! What eyepiece did you use?
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If only it looked like this with the naked eye ...
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they found a planet with 3/4 the mass of juipiter but it was 70% larger which gives it a density of balsa wood LOL its only 55000 km from its star tho HAHA
you live on southern hemisphere dont u
lacollll 3 years ago
Northern Hemisphere. Video was shot in Loganville, GA, a suburb of Atlanta.
ndisbro 3 years ago
sorry for my ignorance,,,, why appears the planet like folowing the other?
cetrero20 4 years ago
Video has multiple shots combined together using a dissolve transition.
ndisbro 4 years ago
how much is a EXT90 Telescope ? and what do u mean about mars gettin in the way ?
upthechelsea 4 years ago
When I purchased the EXT90 is was around $489. That was 2 years ago. Don't know what the guy is talking about "Mars getting in the way?"
ndisbro 4 years ago