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Beautiful recreation ❤

Human! Un des meilleurs Album que j'ai écouté 🫶♥️

I went there for a school trip

My sister lives in Greenwich, London and you can see the shape of Orion from there.I think that the most serious source of light pollution there comes from Canary Wharf on the north side of the Thames and it's pretty brutal.

Superb!!!!

Loved it, had a fantastic weekend with great friends. All the staff were amazing. The talks that I attended were superb (I had to miss a couple as I developed a horrible cough) I dearly hope that the festival continues at Herstmonceux as it is the perfect setting!

Fantastic weekend. Really hoping we get another one in 2025 and many more after that fingers crossed. Always look forward to the Storm Troopers 🙂

Please read my review on Tripadvisor.

2028 now?

anymore details on this scope, is an cassegrain ?, is that a filter wheel at the front? , what kind of camera is on it, is still working etc ?

this is my type of telescope

can i use this for my vid plz

Nice to see a Telrad sat on this beauty!

As an American, it's the sniper rifle of telescopes.

This telescope would make a great finder scope for Hubble

Shame it isn't in use. A 36" Cassegrain would be a great view.

Some videos and pictures of the telescope instead of the lady talking would be nice.

Again. Very interesting astronomy history and rig. ❤

Very interesting astronomy history! ❤

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Very nice presentation 😊 Thanks

Nice to see the modern laser pointing device being attached to this old telescope

What a beautiful piece of equipment.

Why do these massive observatory telescope videos never come with a live view through the eyepiece? And rarely any images taken with them either?

I live so close(Newhaven) but am never able to visit..good luck to you all.

I've visited and photographed the Sheriffs Lench observatory site quite extensively over the years. I'd love to see the Hewitt Camera in the flesh.

Hey even the Hubble was blind when launched and needed specs to work. Not everything pans out as expected when making telescope mirrors.

Dixie Grammar Steve?

Merry Christmas to you all... I used to stay with Dylis & Richard Bingham....( Playsters Farm) Trugg Baskets ...Marino sheep... And I loved Dylis so much . Of course she used to work/assist at The Observatories, To be honest I have no idea exactly when or the year .... I just think very highly of both Dylis & Richard.... I stayed with them in 2006. However, I am living in Cheshirer now ( Joddrell Bank lol ) I love The arcutecture of the science centre in Herstmonceux. Next time I am down that way I will have to nip and say hello,,,, If anyone of the team sees any of the Bingham family... Just say. "Collette & Jessica " big Love xxxxxxx

Mostly reflectors of such aperture are seen. Saying "a 20" refractor" would make people think you're stupid. That is a very impressive telescope. Does a refractor like that have advantages over a reflector?

Oh my days! this place is where i need to be 👓🎓🔭

Wow! so extraordinary 🎓🔭

Wow! I love it 🙌 greetings from Nottingham 👓🎓🔭

Magnificent instrument

What a fabulous time we had in your incredible Observatory. All your staff are so friendly and approachable and nothing is too much trouble. Thank you all for keeping these sciences alive and exciting for young and old alike. Happy Christmas to you all and See you next year.. 🙏

Wonderful telescope. I hope in is around for many more centuries. Would love to visit someday.

Now that's a Unique Wedding..!!

I am always impressed by the equipment but in reality I'm just jealous of the space. I'd love to have a spot like that to use my 8 inch SC.😁

imagine taking pics with that

Another great video. Thanks for sharing the history of these impressive refractors.

Very impressive refractors (both the 26" and the 12.8"). Thanks for sharing the history of those including the contributions they made to science.

An amazing piece of engineering. A testament to the ingenuity of astronomers. A marvelous piece of history.

If I ever get to UK, this is my first stop.

Superb video Dear ❤️...

Ohhh an awesome refractor. I would really like to try that one, I bet it is better than the 24 inch at the Lowell observatory. At 2:03 you say you can take picture of the same part of the sky "say 6 months apart". Will it not be daylight in one of the pictures unless the stars are circumpolars.

Very nice telescope.I hope it can be put to use with CCD, after some modifications. And I think the earth and moon are spinning the wrong way at 4:20

Moving Floor - the University of Vienna has also a still working moving floor...

Very nice presentation, thank you. Fascinating something built so long ago with such precision is still in use today! :)

I so want to see this beast!

jerry jerry jerry !!!