The Planet Venus through my telescope, 2009-1-6
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love it.
I could stay all night looking the stars
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Thanks for the upload of this video. Yesterday i saw Venus too in my telescope.
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My model didn't come with any software at all. Just a standard telescope.
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@jedimastergarcia87 surely you can see venus with your 78x eye peace. first step is to alight finder scope with main telescope. then point finder telescope towards the planet.thing you have to know is the location where object (star/planet/nebula) is. this you can get by stellarium software. and don't you think about size or quality of telescope i am pretty sure Galileo Galilei telescope was inferior to yours but obviously he got better payload above his sholders.
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I have a 60mm Mead telescope but I can't get anything at all. Why? What am I doing wrong? It said I think the telescope can go as far as Saturn but I can hardly get the moon. Is it cause of the lenses or am I not working the scope part right? The piece that moves in and out where the eye piece would be at. Thanks.
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@Indubitabil02 there are some great Venus surface pictures taken by a Russian lander that only lasted 45 minutes on the surface.
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how come it doesnt reflect light in the video? Ive watched it through my telescope and it just looks like a bright star.
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@Mrgyn you are a fool.
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wow! very nice.
how much X power is that?
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Cool!
wat was the date answer back piz
102Bieberfever 1 year ago
@102Bieberfever 6th January 2009 I presume
balzerbarn 1 year ago
Very nice! To think that planet is the closest to Earth in size and stuff, but the conditions on the surface are closer to Hell. But then again this planet is close to Hell in its own ways, haha... actually that shouldn't be funny lol. Anyway, thanks for uploading this
Indubitabil02 1 year ago 10
@Indubitabil02 TY, greetings
balzerbarn 1 year ago
Nice video - keep up the good work;-) In case it's not been mentioned the slight yellow/blue edge to Venus is caused by refraction as light passes through our atmosphere as is perfectly normal.
nytecam 2 years ago
@nytecam Thanks you're right. Unfortunately my Venus captures are often seen by newbies or born-on-the-Earth aliens who haven't got any idea about that concept, so I was tired to remark it repeatedly. In the end, thank you a lot for your comment. Greetings.
balzerbarn 2 years ago