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The Failed Astronomer
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 7 ธ.ค. 2020
The long journey of one amateur astronomer
Jupiter Timelapse With the Great Red Spot and Io Transit
Taken From My Backyard Observatory in Late November 2024
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Let's Edit The Flaming Star Nebula
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In this video we go over my basic workflow for editing a video. In this case we edit an acquired image of IC 405, The Flaming Star Nebula. Please like, comment, and subscribe.
I imaged the planet Saturn from my backyard.
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I used my telescope to capture this movie of the planet Saturn from my backyard.
Setting Up For A Night Of Imaging
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Timelapse of setting up and tuning the telescope in preparation for a night of imaging.
Jupiter November 8 2011
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This video was shot using my LX-100 and a DIY Logitech webcam astro imager. This was taken on a night where the clouds kept coming and going.
Jupiter and one of it's moons through eyepiece projection 11/8/2020
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Captured on my OnePlus 6T phone
so stable. impressive!!!
Thanks so much.
Awesome
Thanks
cool stuff dude
Thank you. I love Saturn.
actually very cool. good stuff
Thanks. I plan to try again, but next time I hope to have a more clear focus on it.
Some people be edging to the rings
I might be one of those people.
This is insane!!
The pictures don't do justice to seeing Saturn with your own eyes through the eyepiece.
@@thefailedastronomer7407 I bet!
Amazing
Yep. I never get tired of seeing Saturn.
Dope.
Saturn is always an incredible object to see.
Very smart. I like the setup with your shed !
Thanks! It was the easiest option at the time. And my back was telling me that I had to do something.
Hi, When i try to use eyepiece projection with my Canon T5i the image is always completely dark, EXCEPT for the moon. Everything else is complete darkness. Any idea on what is wrong? thank you
Sorry for the delay in responding. I haven't done eyepiece projection with a DSLR before. If you are doing planetary imaging, my first thought would be positioning. But beyond that, I would look into increasing the exposure time until you can see something, if you are certain that you have the object centered. Take care.
Does it actually look like that in your telescope?
It generally looks better.
Seems unreal (in a good way) looking at it like that.
This looks so nice. Unfortunatly i have to work tonight, if not i‘d watch the moon with jupiter all night.
Thanks for viewing. I've been too busy to get out and enjoy the sky myself also. I'll have to make the time to do so.